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Solar

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    Technical Writer/Graphic Designer
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  1. No sympathy for the oligarch. He paid an asking price he was happy with at the time and also flipped that questionable davinci for a 300mm profit. Cry me an f’ing river. Don’t get me wrong, everyone else involved sucks too. Just not quite as much.
  2. I'm just over here quietly hoping we finally see a decent Fabry Preacher cover in this auction
  3. Yep, a large canvas from the Deitch show and a retired stencil collage (30x30" - stencil used to make a print included in The Doors vinyl box set):
  4. Those are both great calls. Totally forgot about that AIBO dog. I have an 8 year old and wonder what his generation will collect later. He's really into multiplayer online games like Fortnight and Minecraft and would rather have the virtual items in-game than any associated physical merchandise. I'm not sure what will remain when those games inevitably go offline.
  5. I think we all realize that. Most collectibles follow a similar lifecycle. OP is asking for the next thing to hoard to be ahead of the curve.
  6. The great thing about Shep prints is that there's always a new one to buy next week if you miss out on one. The guy is a machine The ones with the most upside are already over a grand IMO (early works, which are almost impossible to find in nice shape and key images from the later periods). I cashed in all Obey prints about 10 years ago and used that money to fund a couple grade A originals.
  7. Agreed. It's especially noticeable because of his otherwise hyper-realistic style.