Bloony Prints marked with V1, V2 and V3 explained! Why Does It Matter?

Bloony Prints marked with V1, V2 and V3 explained! Why Does It Matter?

You see a print and you see the V1, V2 and V3 mentioned but what is that?
V stands for "Version" and the number is an indicator telling the buyer collector which batch verson they will receive.

V1 is the first batch production run. These are the first ever created prints. They are printed, hand signed, sequentially numbered and packaged first. Only (10) V1'are produced for each Tadd Miller painting.

V2 is the 2nd batch version of the print. Much like V1's they are also hand signed and sequentially numbered. There are  only (100) V2's made for each Tadd Miller Bloony art piece. 

V3 is much like V1 and V2 except there are 1000 produced! They still get hand signed and numbered but a little more common to find!

Limited Edition Bloony Prints All Come numbered with an logo and Identifier. 
If you have a print with a Bloony Balloon logo and version number then it will be hand signed. The number is digitally printed or numbered by hand. 
These versions are destined for those who put faith that Bloony will be a hit!
Unmarked prints are "standard production" These prints are not signed but they are a cheaper way to get Bloony floating on your walls!


(Balloon Colors are unique per version)

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