Roujin wrote:Depends on budget but really at the low end you're probably not getting much original, numbered prints and stuff sure, but I think you'd struggle with originals. My advice is to try and work out either what style of art you want, or what you want a picture of or even abstract stuff like what colour you want it, and then have a trawl through Etsy or something just searching by those terms and see what comes up if you want something that's going to be something done by a person and not mass produced.Do we have an Art thread? Missus wants to buy a few pieces for the house. I have no idea where we would start to look. Any uk websites people recommend? Budget wise it would be low end but it would be nice to have something original. Any help is appreciated.
Tempy wrote:Is the Amazon package listed as delivery by Prime? If so the forecast might not be accurate, a lot of stuff just turns up a lot quicker than the estimate. Had to get a replacement cable for my wacom tablet/PS4 controller and it estimated three weeks and then arrived the next day.
Tempy wrote:Just do what I did and buy this, the greatest piece of art ever created, from InPrint
g.man wrote:I'm not sure exactly what kind of clippers you're after H, but Tesco (and presumably other similarly stocked supermarkets) have electric hair trimmers and suchlike on their shelves next to the razors.
regmcfly wrote:g.man wrote:I'm not sure exactly what kind of clippers you're after H, but Tesco (and presumably other similarly stocked supermarkets) have electric hair trimmers and suchlike on their shelves next to the razors.
That'll fuckin do
MattyJ wrote:Think that's part of the problem for me. It's now all associated with brexit and 'if you don't have a union Jack you hate Britain'
Java!nick_md wrote:Voodoo?
nick_md wrote:My manWookienopants wrote:Java!nick_md wrote:Voodoo?
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