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[winneganfake]

Hrm.

Slow start to build-work this work. As of now, I've got 4 masks in process. Hopefully, I'll be able to double that tonight.

Anyways, in an effort to bring more and other things to the table for events, (and since I'm selling them through the website, anyways) I'm thinking about getting a small number of prints of the digital artwork from my DeviantArt stuff made up and made available for sale at events. Any thoughts, people? as in, should I, shouldn't I, maybe input on which pieces in specific (not the mask photos- those belong to the photographers for print sale rights) or what would be good sizes? Lemme know, please.

Comments

[tonyawinter.livejournal.com]

I don't believe that is a good idea. I've looked them over, and I assume the lack of reply is people not knowing how to tell you no. While I personally find some of the images interesting, I wouldn't purchase a print of them. (They seem more like blog backgrounds, or web page content than prints to me.)

[coeli.livejournal.com]

I have to disagree with the other response. I think you have work worth putting on walls. I can't take time to do a detailed evaluation right now, but I'll try to get to it in a day or two.

Call it featured artwork

[typhonset.livejournal.com]

The Celestial Map / 24x36 Inch Matte Print & Postcard
Fear-struck face- / Postcard
Marshlight Station / 12x18 Inch Matte Print & Postcard
Deathmask for the metal man / 24x36 Inch Glossy Print
A clockwork of Earth and Stone / Postcard
Tigris 413 Alpha / 12x18 Inch Matte Print & Postcard
Techwheel / Postcard

Have only 1 of each Print available and a 25 to 30 total Postcards.

Re: Call it featured artwork

[typhonset.livejournal.com]

...and don't forget to sign the prints.

[redheadbrat.livejournal.com]

I think it is worth doing a small batch. I like the work a lot and the signed print idea is really a good one. Here is a list of my favorites in no particular order:
A Fire in the Head
Chrome Rising
Monochromatic Metal
Up from the depths
Marshlight Station
Inside the machine
The Blackglass Effect, 2.0
A clockwork of Earth and Stone
Water Sphere