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I hope not. There were already shows where the lithographs were unnumbered. There would be no way to distinguish them from show bought lithographs. Not a good business practice to sell something people believe we're limited runs and then print a bunch more later.

9 hours ago, jdfdemocracy said:

I hope everyone realizes is you would just save a large size image of the lithograph use photoshop to get everything set just right save it you could have every lithograph from this tour for a fraction of the cost. May not be original but it beats hell out of what people on eBay are charging. I have large scale images of every single one so far once the tour is done I'm planning on getting every single one printed out for myself. Just a thought if someone wants them all and does not want to spend thousands of dollars!

Cool idea, but where do you get flat scans of the lithographs? Mast of the pictures I see, they are being held up or down by something.

4 hours ago, Blackjacker said:

The art's a letdown in both design and execution (is the bullet logo supposed to be like a logo on the side of the helmet? If so... ouch), but those super-wide left/right margins might actually be the worst part of the whole package.

I think you nailed it. This was my least favorite design and those super wide left/right margins are distracting. Not very original and poorly adapted. Some of the show art has been amazing, but it says something when it is executed better on the T-Shirt than the Litho.

On August 1, 2016 at 2:45 AM, Kasanova King said:

What's a fair price to get these litho's framed and matted? 

 

Getting one professionally framed can get pretty pricey depending on what you want. After an acid-free mat, floating mat to keep the litho off the glass (to prevent damage over time), and coated uv glass, it came to around $170.00 and a two week wait... more than I would value the litho at, but mine has special meaning for me...

My gf and I have known each other for about 25 years and we were friends going back to our High School days. We drifted apart when I moved away from town to go to college and start a career. We didn't date back then even though we apparently had secret crushes on each other, but we decided to date now when our paths crossed again and we realized we were both unattached and would be a perfect couple. Incredible chemistry also helped.

The concert was our first official date (we both love GNR going back to those same High School days) and the lithograph we picked up and she protected for the entire 4 hours because she knew I really really wanted it kind of makes it extra special for us... well worth the $170.00 to have it professionally done.

Sorry for the long response, but I guess what I am saying is that it is all up to you. Monetarily a simple $20-$50 frame will suffice as some have suggested, but having one professionally framed could surprise you and more than triple that cost. 

15 minutes ago, pjjk said:

Arian Buhler is posting each one that he does on intagram as they release.  He's done the best ones.

Just started following him on Instagram. He does om amazing artwork. Thanks for the info!

6 hours ago, EvH said:

I'm really, pleasantly surprised by the creativity and the quality of most of these designs. Hats off.

Agreed. I wish they would give the individual artists their due. Is there any way to find out which artists did the artwork?

Anyone have an extra 7/19 Foxboro lithograph for sale?