Number Seventeen Erupting: Colour sells, grey doesn’t
Reynolds prices the burst at £195 and the grey street comes free.
Charlotte
Art Market Critic at Printasso. Beat: The market. Assesses editions, pricing, scarcity, positioning, is it worth the ask.
Can I Resell a Print I Buy Online or Is It Worth Nothing?
Most prints you buy online have zero resale value, and that is fine if you know it going in.
Interval Proving Structure: Priced Where Geometry Stops Paying
Ward's grid is clean, the intervals are correct, and none of it earns the ask.
Bouquet Dissolving Pixel: Buy the Glitch, Not the Bride
The bouquet corrupts at $79. That number works because the glitch is the subject, not decoration.
How Do I Know If I’m Overpaying for Wall Art?
Four numbers that tell you whether a price is real or invented, and what to do when you can't find them.
When the Wall Does the Work: Three Artists, One Plane
A slipper in flight, a cadmium partition, a garden barrier that hides a face. The wall is not backdrop. It is the argument.
Single Pane Dissenting: One Amber Block Justifies the Ask
Ward prices this at the threshold where one calculated disruption becomes worth wall space.
Page Turning Quiet: priced above its comp set
The bloom comes at the cost of the figure - that's the trade Brooks keeps making, and it's not for everyone.
What Does Made to Order Actually Mean for Print Quality?
Made to order sounds like custom work, but most buyers are worried it means slow and cheap.
Chord Unresolved: Movement priced to move at $49
Moreau prices motion at the impulse threshold and makes it stick.