Sideshow Premium Art Prints

[Jonezy89]

Well as I have Spiderman and got venom and carnage on order I picked the framed print up to go with them nice edition to the set I think.

[BurningRage]

[Kovenor]

Originally Posted by BurningRage

meh..

[FROBAY]

That's pretty sweet.

Pass though, it's another thin Lithograph.

Sideshow needs to pony up and put these on Giclee.

Here is an article on Giclee vs Lithograph:
https://finerworks.com/info/giclee-v...ph-prints.aspx

Lithographs sell for around 45.00 bucks (Acme Archives & Dark Ink) were Giclee's are a bit more pricey but the paper quality is much better. They don't really talk about paper in the article.

[Kovenor]

Originally Posted by FROBAY

That's pretty sweet.

Pass though, it's another thin Lithograph.

Sideshow needs to pony up and put these on Giclee.

Here is an article on Giclee vs Lithograph:
https://finerworks.com/info/giclee-v...ph-prints.aspx

Lithographs sell for around 45.00 bucks (Acme Archives & Dark Ink) were Giclee's are a bit more pricey but the paper quality is much better. They don't really talk about paper in the article.

yea, they arent starting off the alex ross line very well by choosing to use Lithographs...the giclee's look much better in person.

[Ulfnar]

Originally Posted by FROBAY

That's pretty sweet.

Pass though, it's another thin Lithograph.

Sideshow needs to pony up and put these on Giclee.

Here is an article on Giclee vs Lithograph:
https://finerworks.com/info/giclee-v...ph-prints.aspx

Lithographs sell for around 45.00 bucks (Acme Archives & Dark Ink) were Giclee's are a bit more pricey but the paper quality is much better. They don't really talk about paper in the article.

You can do Lithos on a whole lot of different papers. It's not a limitation of that process that they're using thin ass cheap paper, that's a cost decision to make more money per print. I bet sideshow doesn't have a say in the paper used in this case though otherwise I bet they would be using the same or similar paper they've been using.

And yea it's disappointing, having art on a nice solid, durable medium is a big deal to me as I would imagine it is for a lot of people.

The print itself looks cool though.

[gaijin]

Sideshow and their greedy marketing ....sell framed first and sell unframed later

[SuperJ300]

Originally Posted by BurningRage

Looks awesome!!!

Originally Posted by FROBAY

That's pretty sweet.

Pass though, it's another thin Lithograph.

Sideshow needs to pony up and put these on Giclee.

Here is an article on Giclee vs Lithograph:
https://finerworks.com/info/giclee-v...ph-prints.aspx

Lithographs sell for around 45.00 bucks (Acme Archives & Dark Ink) were Giclee's are a bit more pricey but the paper quality is much better. They don't really talk about paper in the article.

Does look cheap in hand. Giclee is worth the money.

[BurningRage]

Alex Ross paper giclees usually retail for $400+ so I don't see Sideshow selling them.

[bicoid18]

Yeah, I don't see the majority of statue collectors forking over $400+ for a giclee. But for Ross fans and completists, definitely! Especially if they are exclusive to SS. I assume these lithos are hand signed like the previous ones? Or am I assuming too much?