Do you keep your films?

[lil_tuffy]

I'm in the process of trying to organize and move 8 years worth of posters and I just unearthed a gigantic pile of film seps from my firehouse days. I didn't even know I still had these. I also still have all of my film seps from the last five years at Babylon.

I'm really trying to lighten my load and am trying to decide if I should keep this shit for posterity in case I ever do a book or something or if I should just say fuck it and trash 'em all.

[andydiesel]

all digitally output inkjet films we trash

any sorta poster films that have been artistically altered by hand or ruby cut films we keep.

[lil_tuffy]

Odds are, I no longer have the digital files from those days. I think I lost them all in a hard drive crash some years ago.

[lil_tuffy]

In other new, mystery tubes are going to give way to mystery BOXES in the next week or so. Holy shit am I unearthing some stuff.

[ImJustRickG]

Send all your old films to me. Simple.

[vastagh]

those look cool. keep them. you'll wish you did in the future.

[Iron Canvas Studios]

I still have a majority of my films, so I recently decided to remove most areas of text and am going to combine textures and etc. and make some funky art prints from them.

[vastagh]

christa recently went thru a ton of my old films from years past and mashed them up into some cool textures and patterns, etc. for some tote bags she printed.

[RichieGoodtimes]

Aren't these limited editions? What do you need the films for?

Toss em. Save shirts and shit, maybe...but fuck it. Films cheap nowadays.

[Andymac]

Well, you might want to reference yourself in some future print.

Richie's right. If they are limited, make a fire, take some pictures of them melting, make a print and put it up on EB. Instant cred. (not that you need it)