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Really like this one. That variation in the sizes of the dots really catches the eye. The color choices are pretty interesting too.Originally Posted by l00z4
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Really like this one. That variation in the sizes of the dots really catches the eye. The color choices are pretty interesting too.Originally Posted by l00z4
Originally Posted by Smedroc
was obviously feeling top the world when i did this one......![]()
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Originally Posted by 430AM
Thanks for stopping by...Originally Posted by DL2352
430AM: Hey man, how does one go about obtaining a piece by KAWS or Murakami anyways? Not that I'm close to having the funds to put up for something like that but I'm curious as to the process.
Nice blog too btw. Will be checking it out.
Basically,You commission an artist to do work... If you have an idea for a piece, you approach the artist with the details and work out the pricing that way. Pricing is based on popularity of artist, size of the canvas and how much work you want done... As far as contacting them, most artists are actually very easy to get in touch with(an e-mail or phone call should get it done), networking is a really big part of this industry. Getting artwork is basically like going to a tattoo shop and getting stuff done there... Hope that helped.
Originally Posted by 430AM
The thing with Warhol stuff is that it's usually not for sale. You pretty much have to get lucky to find a piece.
Originally Posted by nocomment6
^^Thanks for the info, but yeah I was a bit sceptic, about just contacting the artiost. How much does a Murakami print run for anyway? Another question, which city is considered capitol for art now-a-days? Is it still Paris, cause London and NYC have a lot to do with art.
Originally Posted by nocomment6
Secound one is a bit brutul for myself, but nice idea. The hands need work though. The pilot one is doipe, I'm really feeling the composition. And the samurai one is pretty neat as well.
you should wish you had a scanner. or if the work is large...a tripod.Originally Posted by Vernon2k1
Originally Posted by nocomment6
Secound one is a bit brutul for myself, but nice idea. The hands need work though. The pilot one is doipe, I'm really feeling the composition. And the samurai one is pretty neat as well.
Yea, I was bored and wanted to draw something to get a reaction from people. Hands, and eyes are always something that gave me trouble, but then again they are the most fun to draw.![]()
I wish I had a better camera, or better photography techniques because a lot of detail was lost in taking the pictures. I have more stuff I will post later.
Thanks for the input.
thats nice man..Originally Posted by oo206oo
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Found this in my photobucket. Its a preliminary sketch for a tattoo design for a friend of mine. (older NTers might know him, muscle6This was just a rough sketch, the final looks different, and the tattoo artist also made some changes of his own.
Its on his left forearm now.
I think ive drawn up 3 tattoos that he currently has, and at least more hes yet to have done.
Yeah you're right... I know nothing about art. Let's just leave it at that.Originally Posted by ebayologist
Originally Posted by 430AM
Thanks for stopping by...Originally Posted by DL2352
430AM: Hey man, how does one go about obtaining a piece by KAWS or Murakami anyways? Not that I'm close to having the funds to put up for something like that but I'm curious as to the process.
Nice blog too btw. Will be checking it out.
Basically,You commission an artist to do work... If you have an idea for a piece, you approach the artist with the details and work out the pricing that way. Pricing is based on popularity of artist, size of the canvas and how much work you want done... As far as contacting them, most artists are actually very easy to get in touch with(an e-mail or phone call should get it done), networking is a really big part of this industry. Getting artwork is basically like going to a tattoo shop and getting stuff done there... Hope that helped.
I'm sorry with serious art everything you just said is virtual bull @$#+ but unless you're a serious art collector or have ignorant wealth you're not commissioning Murakami or even Kaws. And while I'm certain you could contact them most artists unless they're very big sell art through art dealers and galleries not directly so contacting the artist themselves most times is just going to lead you to be redirected to whoever represents them with any serious artist. Very few serious, legimate artists deal with the day to day business and money.
All you need is to know an art dealer or gallery that represents them and they'll quote you a price for pieces they have or can obtain.
For instance Murakami has a show at Gagosian Gallery in London that just opened. If everything hasn't sold already, then all you would need to do is contact either Gagosian in NY or just the actual gallery in London and i'm sure if seemed like a serious perspective buyer then they would do quite a bit to sell a work to you... Kaws has an opening this friday at Honorfraser in LA so similarly you could contact that gallery.
I don't know of a single artist of any stature remotely similar to either of those that deals directly perspective buyer unless we're just talking about nicknacks that are simply cheap commercially produced reproductions that are like sold via their website and at that point you're not dealing with the artist, you're dealing with whoever manages their website.. Even prints like offsets, lithos, etc. go through some kind of art dealer, even if they're being sold on the internet.Originally Posted by 430AM
The thing with Warhol stuff is that it's usually not for sale. You pretty much have to get lucky to find a piece.
Seriously where are you getting this idea from.There are dozens of galleries that have Warhol for sale. I'll give you it's expensive and but it's not rare.![]()
At all.
Maybe if you want something in particular, but if you just want original work. I could name 3-4 off hand that. Dietch Projects, Gagosian, Pace Mcgill all right in Chelsea I'm sure have something let alone any number of other galleries in NY and other places as well...
Originally Posted by 430AM
Yeah you're right... I know nothing about art. Let's just leave it at that.Originally Posted by ebayologist
Originally Posted by 430AM
Thanks for stopping by...Originally Posted by DL2352
430AM: Hey man, how does one go about obtaining a piece by KAWS or Murakami anyways? Not that I'm close to having the funds to put up for something like that but I'm curious as to the process.
Nice blog too btw. Will be checking it out.
Basically,You commission an artist to do work... If you have an idea for a piece, you approach the artist with the details and work out the pricing that way. Pricing is based on popularity of artist, size of the canvas and how much work you want done... As far as contacting them, most artists are actually very easy to get in touch with(an e-mail or phone call should get it done), networking is a really big part of this industry. Getting artwork is basically like going to a tattoo shop and getting stuff done there... Hope that helped.
I'm sorry with serious art everything you just said is virtual bull @$#+ but unless you're a serious art collector or have ignorant wealth you're not commissioning Murakami or even Kaws. And while I'm certain you could contact them most artists unless they're very big sell art through art dealers and galleries not directly so contacting the artist themselves most times is just going to lead you to be redirected to whoever represents them with any serious artist. Very few serious, legimate artists deal with the day to day business and money.
All you need is to know an art dealer or gallery that represents them and they'll quote you a price for pieces they have or can obtain.
For instance Murakami has a show at Gagosian Gallery in London that just opened. If everything hasn't sold already, then all you would need to do is contact either Gagosian in NY or just the actual gallery in London and i'm sure if seemed like a serious perspective buyer then they would do quite a bit to sell a work to you... Kaws has an opening this friday at Honorfraser in LA so similarly you could contact that gallery.
I don't know of a single artist of any stature remotely similar to either of those that deals directly perspective buyer unless we're just talking about nicknacks that are simply cheap commercially produced reproductions that are like sold via their website and at that point you're not dealing with the artist, you're dealing with whoever manages their website.. Even prints like offsets, lithos, etc. go through some kind of art dealer, even if they're being sold on the internet.Originally Posted by 430AM
The thing with Warhol stuff is that it's usually not for sale. You pretty much have to get lucky to find a piece.
Seriously where are you getting this idea from.There are dozens of galleries that have Warhol for sale. I'll give you it's expensive and but it's not rare.![]()
At all.
Maybe if you want something in particular, but if you just want original work. I could name 3-4 off hand that. Dietch Projects, Gagosian, Pace Mcgill all right in Chelsea I'm sure have something let alone any number of other galleries in NY and other places as well...
ebayologists is in the building y'all, so I'm ghost... I'm too busy gettin paid to sit here and have this dude talk down to me. Bottom line is ebayologists is better than the whole world cause he knows EVERYTHING about EVERYTHING!!! period.
But real talk, Chill with the condescending tone man... You seem to talk down on every NTer that you feel isn't up to your so called "standards". I wonder how many people you have in your everyday circle that's really willing to deal with your %@#%@*$@??? Props to them for real.
If anyone wants to discuss art related topics just PM me... Cause there's just too many HATERS everywhere.
Peace.