Q: Two years ago, I produced a series of limited edition digital prints (also known as giclees). Several images have sold out, but they’re still popular even though they’re off the market and collectors still want them. Should I reissue them? This would, of course, increase the edition sizes beyond what I originally said they would be, but it would solve my marketing problems. Are the rules different for giclee prints than they are for silkscreens, woodcuts and other limited editions?

A: Let me get this straight– you want to reissue a limited edition print after you already set and declared the edition size? The answer is absolutely unequivocally entirely and emphatically NO. Not only does this apply to digital or giclee prints; it applies to all limited editions including screenprints, etchings, lithographs, serigraphs, woodcuts, monoprints, photographs, sculptures and so on. You see, if you reissue the prints, then in the short run a handful of collectors get what they want and you make some easy money, but in the long run you compromise your integrity, your credibility, and most importantly, the market for all of your subsequent limited editions. Potential buyers will no longer be sure how limited your limited editions will eventually end up being– or whether they’ll ever be limited at all. Such uncertainty can easily cause collectors to lose confidence, and even worse, destabilize your market and drive your selling prices down.

Furthermore, by re-releasing a sold-out image….. Read the rest at Artbusiness.com.

We recently coordinated the production of a short limited run of screen printed posters designed by the fine gentlemen over at Two Rabbits Studios. We were essentially a relay point on this one between SKRILLEX and the printer. When all was said and done, everyone was happy.

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The exhibition runs through the beginning of June.

Super quick turn with great results… good times.

In talking with Yosuke, we get the idea that he plans to pull many of the individual symbols and characters from his other works and put one, a couple, or who knows, maybe all of them into this super unique edition… Here’s some potential candidates:

In the end, each of the 15 prints in the edition will be completely different. They will all be signed and numbered and sent back across the pond to us here in LA… where we will have each of them framed and prepped for release!

Good times at the POV.

If interested in being the first to see what we get back from Yosuke, drop us a line at info(at)povevolving.com… these are gonna be gooood for sure.