# of Cleveland Posters Made

jameslw13
jameslw13 Posts: 144
edited June 2010 in The Porch
I talked to the merch guys in cleveland and he told me that the Burwell in Cleveland poster was a limited edition of 500 at the show. Does anyone else know? They sold out fast too. They were gone before Band of horses went on...I went to the concession stand and someone offered me 80 for one of my extras.
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  • pearljim10
    pearljim10 AZ Posts: 404
    jameslw13 wrote:
    I talked to the merch guys in cleveland and he told me that the Burwell in Cleveland poster was a limited edition of 500 at the show. Does anyone else know? They sold out fast too. They were gone before Band of horses went on...I went to the concession stand and someone offered me 80 for one of my extras.

    how many can you buy at the show? are there any limits?
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  • usamamasan1
    usamamasan1 Posts: 4,695
    two merch stands at KC both said 600. People saying 1500 or 2000+ are on crack. That was LAST tour. This tour is a whole new ballgame with "traditional" sized runs.

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  • Kevinman
    Kevinman Atlanta, GA USA Posts: 1,924
    There was a limit of two. I bought one. The first stand I went to was sold out, and the next one I went to had a lot left. This was about 1/2 hour before BOH started playing though.
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    drsluggo Posts: 4,742
    I dont believe for a second its that low.. people are buying 2 at each booth and going from booth to booth buying more and more.

    They seem to last until BoH is over and sometimes into PJs set. The Emeks seemed to be replenished at the booths as they appeared to sellout.

    Its definitely lower than the last tour, but I dont think this is back to the 2008-older shows either.
  • hoyatone
    hoyatone Posts: 143
    The artist's site suggests that these were limited to 100? That does not seem right, anything to make of this?

    http://www.guyburwell.com/detail.php?ui ... 5c4a939a25

    the Q arena, may 9, 2010

    Size: 17.5" x 23.5"
    Media: 6 color screen print
    Edition of 100
    Client: pearl jam
  • usamamasan1
    usamamasan1 Posts: 4,695
    that's just how much the artists get to sell (instead of compensation, they get to sell 100)

    except ames, they get 200
  • NoelMichael
    NoelMichael Posts: 1,635
    That's just his stash he has to sell. The artists had a choice on how they wanted to get paid--- they could either take a flat rate from PJ, or they could get 100 posters from the entire run to sell themselves. The better deal for the artists was the latter, so these will be the AP editions. They'll sign em, number em (out of 100), and sell em for somewhere around $70 a pop. In the end the artists will only be making about $700 for this amazing artwork. Which is pretty low considering how much work they put into it. But to answer your question, the entire run is unknown. I'd imagine the 10C will sell alot more online than at the show. I'd say the total run includes the 600-900 at the show, 100 from the artists, plus whatever number the 10C decides to sell online
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  • hoyatone
    hoyatone Posts: 143
    Thanks for clarifying the meaning behind the artist run number.
  • jimbojones1138
    jimbojones1138 Posts: 3,640
    each merch stand looked like they each had 500+
    it's largely due to eddie that i liked to jump off of things as a child...
  • hopethatuchoke
    hopethatuchoke Posts: 2,927
    usamamasan1 wrote:
    This tour is a whole new ballgame with "traditional" sized runs.


    Has this been verified or assumed?
  • pjruss
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    NoelMichael wrote:
    That's just his stash he has to sell. The artists had a choice on how they wanted to get paid--- they could either take a flat rate from PJ, or they could get 100 posters from the entire run to sell themselves. The better deal for the artists was the latter, so these will be the AP editions. They'll sign em, number em (out of 100), and sell em for somewhere around $70 a pop. In the end the artists will only be making about $700 for this amazing artwork. Which is pretty low considering how much work they put into it. But to answer your question, the entire run is unknown. I'd imagine the 10C will sell alot more online than at the show. I'd say the total run includes the 600-900 at the show, 100 from the artists, plus whatever number the 10C decides to sell online
    100x$70 is $7,000, not 700, but that still seems pretty low, considering the amount of work that must go into it as you mentioned
  • Loves_Vinyl
    Loves_Vinyl Posts: 85
    Not sure, but I'm glad I got one. It's beautiful.I can't tell you how many people offered to buy it from me. Hells to the no!

    We were told by the merch dude in Columbus they had 700 posters total. But that ugly piece of crap is going in my boys' room. I suppose it's a poster only a 4 and 6 year old could love.
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  • jason_94
    jason_94 Toledo, OH Posts: 1,872
    Not sure if this helps or not but . . .
    Not sure what time it was but it was b4 BOH. I went to the 1st booth and bought the last one they had (excluding the one they TAPED to the back wall - dumb-asses). Went to another booth & picked up a second one for a friend. They had a few left. The guy in the booth said each booth got 25 but there was one main booth that started with 150-160.

    So, what this all means is . . . uh, I don't know. I guess nothing. :lol:
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  • NoelMichael
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    pjruss wrote:
    NoelMichael wrote:
    That's just his stash he has to sell. The artists had a choice on how they wanted to get paid--- they could either take a flat rate from PJ, or they could get 100 posters from the entire run to sell themselves. The better deal for the artists was the latter, so these will be the AP editions. They'll sign em, number em (out of 100), and sell em for somewhere around $70 a pop. In the end the artists will only be making about $700 for this amazing artwork. Which is pretty low considering how much work they put into it. But to answer your question, the entire run is unknown. I'd imagine the 10C will sell alot more online than at the show. I'd say the total run includes the 600-900 at the show, 100 from the artists, plus whatever number the 10C decides to sell online
    100x$70 is $7,000, not 700, but that still seems pretty low, considering the amount of work that must go into it as you mentioned

    Woops yeah that was a typo, thanks for catching that. I should pruferead more offen
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  • smarchee
    smarchee Windsor, Ontario Posts: 14,539
    some dude offered me 70 I think for mine after the show but no, it was a keeper
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  • theserialthrilla
    theserialthrilla Posts: 15,760
    didnt 10c say they will all be for sale in the goods afterthe tour?


    but thats the best poster this tour...maybe even beats all of last years
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  • demetrios
    demetrios Posts: 99,890
    GUYBUR.com poster releases
    Sunday, May 30th, 2010

    Hi, kids. Anyone reading this? Maybe.

    At any rate, we have a few new things coming available
    in the next couple of days BUT we are going to wait
    until they are all ready and do it all at once to save folks
    from maybe making multiple orders and having compounded
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    There will me a mailing list announcement sent out Wednesday
    regarding the upcoming stuffs.

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  • DewieCox
    DewieCox Posts: 11,432
    Nobody knows, though I'd be shocked to see every poster make it to the online sale here.
  • drsluggo
    drsluggo Posts: 4,742
    DewieCox wrote:
    Nobody knows, though I'd be shocked to see every poster make it to the online sale here.
    Every poster will be on the TC sale... just an issue I'm sure as to how many for each. Although since it appears every poster sold out @ the show they will all have the same qty... might even be tough to grab a ala 06-08 tours as opposed to last year where they are still sitting waiting to be bought even on sale!
  • pdalowsky
    pdalowsky Doncaster,UK Posts: 15,339
    I never knew the artist didnt make a cut off the actual sales too......

    so who pays for the production of the print? the band?

    so each artist makes $7000 per commission pure profit, or is his printing taken out of that?

    if its 7k profit per poster, thats not a bad amount of coin each time you sell a piece

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