Don't think so. My papyal confirmation was 12:03:20 i think and i haven't received cancellation email yet. Happy!
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Mine was cancelled 12:03:49. Wasn't surprised. Bought regular edition off ebay
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PJ: 2003 Mansfield: July 2 2004 Boston: Sept 28 & 29 2005 Montreal: Sept 15 2006 Boston: May 24 & 25 2008 Hartford: June 27, Mansfield: June 28, 2010 Boston: May 17 2013 Worcester: Oct 15, Hartford: Oct 25, 2016 Hampton: April 18, Raleigh: April 20 (cancelled), Columbia: April 21. Quebec: May 5. Boston (Fenway): August 7
I understand the disappointment, but he went way above and beyond. You bought an item that didn't exist. What is he supposed to do? Print more? In the art community that's taboo as it sets a very bad precedent for announced limited editions. So, I don't see that as a real option for an artist.
It sucks. Especially in situation where variant would have shown sold out and maybe you would have gotten in to get a regular. As for the milk analogy, it's completely off base. The proper analogy is that someone has handed out vouchers that are an opportunity to buy milk, and unfortunately you were further back in line than supply allowed for. Nobody grabbed your milk, as they had the same voucher, they were just ahead of you in line.
Hopefully they have some extra show editions that never made it out and they will show up in the store in time.
Sorry. The world doesn't work the way you tell it to.
I understand the disappointment, but he went way above and beyond. You bought an item that didn't exist. What is he supposed to do? Print more? In the art community that's taboo as it sets a very bad precedent for announced limited editions. So, I don't see that as a real option for an artist.
It sucks. Especially in situation where variant would have shown sold out and maybe you would have gotten in to get a regular. As for the milk analogy, it's completely off base. The proper analogy is that someone has handed out vouchers that are an opportunity to buy milk, and unfortunately you were further back in line than supply allowed for. Nobody grabbed your milk, as they had the same voucher, they were just ahead of you in line.
Hopefully they have some extra show editions that never made it out and they will show up in the store in time.
He really did. When I heard he oversold I expected a refund. Fortunately I had set money aside for a few months in anticipation that I would miss out on something merch related that I wanted. Sure, I supported flippers, but thats just the way it goes sometimes. Awesome Thomas included codes for a free print. Very cool and generous thing to do.
PJ: 2003 Mansfield: July 2 2004 Boston: Sept 28 & 29 2005 Montreal: Sept 15 2006 Boston: May 24 & 25 2008 Hartford: June 27, Mansfield: June 28, 2010 Boston: May 17 2013 Worcester: Oct 15, Hartford: Oct 25, 2016 Hampton: April 18, Raleigh: April 20 (cancelled), Columbia: April 21. Quebec: May 5. Boston (Fenway): August 7
I understand the disappointment, but he went way above and beyond. You bought an item that didn't exist. What is he supposed to do? Print more? In the art community that's taboo as it sets a very bad precedent for announced limited editions. So, I don't see that as a real option for an artist.
It sucks. Especially in situation where variant would have shown sold out and maybe you would have gotten in to get a regular. As for the milk analogy, it's completely off base. The proper analogy is that someone has handed out vouchers that are an opportunity to buy milk, and unfortunately you were further back in line than supply allowed for. Nobody grabbed your milk, as they had the same voucher, they were just ahead of you in line.
Hopefully they have some extra show editions that never made it out and they will show up in the store in time.
He really did. When I heard he oversold I expected a refund. Fortunately I had set money aside for a few months in anticipation that I would miss out on something merch related that I wanted. Sure, I supported flippers, but thats just the way it goes sometimes. Awesome Thomas included codes for a free print. Very cool and generous thing to do.
Agreed. I wouldn't be surprised if making this print ends up costing him, rather than producing profit.
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I think Steve handled it the best he could have and I think he did much better than New Era did with the caps lol. Remember that many artists operate as a one-man show. I exchanged emails with him, he really feels very bad and appreciated that the fans have been very understanding.
I understand the disappointment, but he went way above and beyond. You bought an item that didn't exist. What is he supposed to do? Print more? In the art community that's taboo as it sets a very bad precedent for announced limited editions. So, I don't see that as a real option for an artist.
It sucks. Especially in situation where variant would have shown sold out and maybe you would have gotten in to get a regular. As for the milk analogy, it's completely off base. The proper analogy is that someone has handed out vouchers that are an opportunity to buy milk, and unfortunately you were further back in line than supply allowed for. Nobody grabbed your milk, as they had the same voucher, they were just ahead of you in line.
Hopefully they have some extra show editions that never made it out and they will show up in the store in time.
He really did. When I heard he oversold I expected a refund. Fortunately I had set money aside for a few months in anticipation that I would miss out on something merch related that I wanted. Sure, I supported flippers, but thats just the way it goes sometimes. Awesome Thomas included codes for a free print. Very cool and generous thing to do.
Agreed. I wouldn't be surprised if making this print ends up costing him, rather than producing profit.
He seems to have done as best he could in a bad situation but I imagine he will still be in profit, 400 prints at $100 each.
I understand the disappointment, but he went way above and beyond. You bought an item that didn't exist. What is he supposed to do? Print more? In the art community that's taboo as it sets a very bad precedent for announced limited editions. So, I don't see that as a real option for an artist.
It sucks. Especially in situation where variant would have shown sold out and maybe you would have gotten in to get a regular. As for the milk analogy, it's completely off base. The proper analogy is that someone has handed out vouchers that are an opportunity to buy milk, and unfortunately you were further back in line than supply allowed for. Nobody grabbed your milk, as they had the same voucher, they were just ahead of you in line.
Hopefully they have some extra show editions that never made it out and they will show up in the store in time.
It's been discussed before, but he could have refunded everyone and done it properly giving everyone equal opportunity.
I understand the disappointment, but he went way above and beyond. You bought an item that didn't exist. What is he supposed to do? Print more? In the art community that's taboo as it sets a very bad precedent for announced limited editions. So, I don't see that as a real option for an artist.
It sucks. Especially in situation where variant would have shown sold out and maybe you would have gotten in to get a regular. As for the milk analogy, it's completely off base. The proper analogy is that someone has handed out vouchers that are an opportunity to buy milk, and unfortunately you were further back in line than supply allowed for. Nobody grabbed your milk, as they had the same voucher, they were just ahead of you in line.
Hopefully they have some extra show editions that never made it out and they will show up in the store in time.
It's been discussed before, but he could have refunded everyone and done it properly giving everyone equal opportunity.
I don't get how that's fair either. folks who got it, got it fairly the first time. Folks who were refunded bought something that didn't exist.
I'm sure we'll agree to disagree on this point.
Sorry. The world doesn't work the way you tell it to.
I understand the disappointment, but he went way above and beyond. You bought an item that didn't exist. What is he supposed to do? Print more? In the art community that's taboo as it sets a very bad precedent for announced limited editions. So, I don't see that as a real option for an artist.
It sucks. Especially in situation where variant would have shown sold out and maybe you would have gotten in to get a regular. As for the milk analogy, it's completely off base. The proper analogy is that someone has handed out vouchers that are an opportunity to buy milk, and unfortunately you were further back in line than supply allowed for. Nobody grabbed your milk, as they had the same voucher, they were just ahead of you in line.
Hopefully they have some extra show editions that never made it out and they will show up in the store in time.
It's been discussed before, but he could have refunded everyone and done it properly giving everyone equal opportunity.
I don't get how that's fair either. folks who got it, got it fairly the first time. Folks who were refunded bought something that didn't exist.
I'm sure we'll agree to disagree on this point.
Yeah that's true. The point was that the integrity of the sale was messed up cause a bunch of people passed on regular ones thinking the variants were available
I understand the disappointment, but he went way above and beyond. You bought an item that didn't exist. What is he supposed to do? Print more? In the art community that's taboo as it sets a very bad precedent for announced limited editions. So, I don't see that as a real option for an artist.
It sucks. Especially in situation where variant would have shown sold out and maybe you would have gotten in to get a regular. As for the milk analogy, it's completely off base. The proper analogy is that someone has handed out vouchers that are an opportunity to buy milk, and unfortunately you were further back in line than supply allowed for. Nobody grabbed your milk, as they had the same voucher, they were just ahead of you in line.
Hopefully they have some extra show editions that never made it out and they will show up in the store in time.
It's been discussed before, but he could have refunded everyone and done it properly giving everyone equal opportunity.
I don't get how that's fair either. folks who got it, got it fairly the first time. Folks who were refunded bought something that didn't exist.
I'm sure we'll agree to disagree on this point.
Yeah that's true. The point was that the integrity of the sale was messed up cause a bunch of people passed on regular ones thinking the variants were available
What happens when they oversell hotel rooms or plane seats? Those people would have most likely not gone after other rooms or flights thinking they had a room or seats. It happens all the time. And intentionally (unlike this).
Sorry. The world doesn't work the way you tell it to.
I understand the disappointment, but he went way above and beyond. You bought an item that didn't exist. What is he supposed to do? Print more? In the art community that's taboo as it sets a very bad precedent for announced limited editions. So, I don't see that as a real option for an artist.
It sucks. Especially in situation where variant would have shown sold out and maybe you would have gotten in to get a regular. As for the milk analogy, it's completely off base. The proper analogy is that someone has handed out vouchers that are an opportunity to buy milk, and unfortunately you were further back in line than supply allowed for. Nobody grabbed your milk, as they had the same voucher, they were just ahead of you in line.
Hopefully they have some extra show editions that never made it out and they will show up in the store in time.
It's been discussed before, but he could have refunded everyone and done it properly giving everyone equal opportunity.
I don't get how that's fair either. folks who got it, got it fairly the first time. Folks who were refunded bought something that didn't exist.
I'm sure we'll agree to disagree on this point.
Yeah that's true. The point was that the integrity of the sale was messed up cause a bunch of people passed on regular ones thinking the variants were available
What happens when they oversell hotel rooms or plane seats? Those people would have most likely not gone after other rooms or flights thinking they had a room or seats. It happens all the time. And intentionally (unlike this).
True, except hotels and flights aren't timed, sought after sales where thousands are going after a few hundred, but I see your point.
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I understand the disappointment, but he went way above and beyond. You bought an item that didn't exist. What is he supposed to do? Print more? In the art community that's taboo as it sets a very bad precedent for announced limited editions. So, I don't see that as a real option for an artist.
It sucks. Especially in situation where variant would have shown sold out and maybe you would have gotten in to get a regular. As for the milk analogy, it's completely off base. The proper analogy is that someone has handed out vouchers that are an opportunity to buy milk, and unfortunately you were further back in line than supply allowed for. Nobody grabbed your milk, as they had the same voucher, they were just ahead of you in line.
Hopefully they have some extra show editions that never made it out and they will show up in the store in time.
It's been discussed before, but he could have refunded everyone and done it properly giving everyone equal opportunity.
I don't get how that's fair either. folks who got it, got it fairly the first time. Folks who were refunded bought something that didn't exist.
I'm sure we'll agree to disagree on this point.
Yes two different points of view, but I see where you're coming from.
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2006: Vienna 2009: Berlin 2010: London ~ Berlin 2012: Amsterdam 1+2 ~ Werchter ~ Arras ~ Berlin 1+2
2014: Milano ~ Trieste ~ Vienna ~ Berlin 2018: Padova ~ Rome 2022: Budapest ~ Vienna
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EV Berlin/Zitadelle 2017
2003 Mansfield: July 2
2004 Boston: Sept 28 & 29
2005 Montreal: Sept 15
2006 Boston: May 24 & 25
2008 Hartford: June 27, Mansfield: June 28,
2010 Boston: May 17
2013 Worcester: Oct 15, Hartford: Oct 25,
2016 Hampton: April 18, Raleigh: April 20 (cancelled), Columbia: April 21. Quebec: May 5. Boston (Fenway): August 7
EV Solo: Boston 8/2/08, Boston 6/16/11
It sucks. Especially in situation where variant would have shown sold out and maybe you would have gotten in to get a regular. As for the milk analogy, it's completely off base. The proper analogy is that someone has handed out vouchers that are an opportunity to buy milk, and unfortunately you were further back in line than supply allowed for. Nobody grabbed your milk, as they had the same voucher, they were just ahead of you in line.
Hopefully they have some extra show editions that never made it out and they will show up in the store in time.
2003 Mansfield: July 2
2004 Boston: Sept 28 & 29
2005 Montreal: Sept 15
2006 Boston: May 24 & 25
2008 Hartford: June 27, Mansfield: June 28,
2010 Boston: May 17
2013 Worcester: Oct 15, Hartford: Oct 25,
2016 Hampton: April 18, Raleigh: April 20 (cancelled), Columbia: April 21. Quebec: May 5. Boston (Fenway): August 7
EV Solo: Boston 8/2/08, Boston 6/16/11
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Toronto Film Festival 9/11/2007, '08 - Toronto 1 & 2, '09 - Albany 1, '11 - Chicago 1
I wonder how many refunds Thomas has given out. I don't remember any PJ poster artist ever offering that much / many before.
I'm sure we'll agree to disagree on this point.
tristaneaton - Yup! Next week I'll be releasing the APs of my @pearljam #FENWAYPARK posters on my website www.tristaneaton.com - details soon. It's looking like Thursday. Stay tuned. ONLY 50 pcs
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