I'm really surprised by 2 things. 1 - The Simpsons Crossover pin-up is only $200. 2- Nobody has bought it yet. I don't want to tell you how to do your job but throw that one up on ebay with a pic of the art and finished book and boom! Also, get a haircut. Hmmm maybe I do like to tell you how to do your job......
Oh and before anyone asks why I don't buy, it I traced it off my computer screen. Cyber art crime is cool.
If I had a dollar for every time someone told me I priced my art too low, I wouldn't have to sell my art. Somehow, most of my art sits around gathering dust, even at those "too-low" prices, even when I lower those "too low" prices. I've been hearing my prices are "too low" since 1992, when I was trying to sell Bill and Ted's pages at SDCC -- some of which were tagged at only $10-$20. A prominent west coast retailer took me to task for selling myself and my pages too low. I asked him how many he was buying. He said nothing for a moment, then replied, "I see your point.". And walked away. No sale
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I'm definitely interested in the Devil Puppet page, and of course I'm sorting through comics for sale, so have no idea where my copy is! Can you put up a picture? I'm the guy that picked up the back cover to #7 years ago and your Comics Journal cover at BCC last year. And that Aliens sketch is still the best in my book. :)
Hey -- I remember you from Baltimore, that was pretty much all the art we sold at that show, and I remember doing that sketch for you. Nice show, we just didn't do well, but we had a solid time. Anyway, drop me a line at evandorkin at gmail dot com and we'll send images asap. Thanks for asking.
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Oh and before anyone asks why I don't buy, it I traced it off my computer screen. Cyber art crime is cool.
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