Brings new meaning to "his and hers." Here's a technology that creates artwork completely unique to you, because it's your own fingerprint that is blown up and becomes it's own masterpiece. The
FingerPrint process creates a piece that's as small as 12" x 12" or as large as 40" x 40".
The process takes 4-6 weeks once they've received your fingerprint via a special kit they send to you. As this picture shows, there's a lot of variety available, and prices start at $190.
Presumably this would also apply to "his his" and "hers hers"
view Johnp's profile
Does anyone know where the bedding is from?
view Doug in DC's profile
link?
view cmschmidt's profile
Cool idea, but can't you do this yourself for next to nothing? Throw a little ink on your finger, press to paper, and get it blown up at Kinko's. Frame. Done.
view mh330's profile
cmschmidt - fixed. you don't happen to live in WI do you?
Johnp - I thought about adding that too but just left it at the cliche for the sake of brevity. =)
view kate's profile
Ink finger rasterbation = art
view andreaaaa's profile
mh330, i totally agree with you.
view betsbillabong's profile
How exactly is an over-sized, over-priced fingerprint art?
view otis's profile
I'm much more interested in the bedding than the "art".
view greer's profile
nope. texas
view cmschmidt's profile
I've seen this stuff before. I can't believe people make money off mass-producing this stuff and calling it art. Someone once suggested that you obtain your kid's fingerprints and have it framed as art for a birthday present for mom/dad. No thanks!
view sammie2's profile
This would be SO EASY to do yourself, I'm shocked that people would pay that much for someone else to do it. It's a cute idea though.
view Monkeyme's profile
They have the "kit" to make these at the MoMa store.
I like the custom DNA "art" that they do a little better.
view Marie's profile
Word, Kinko's it is. But onto more important matters, like that bed frame and the bedding on it.
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