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Quick sketches
Posted: Sun Jul 20, 2008 14:59 -0700
by Stan Sakai
I don't do free sketches anymore, but I am thinking of charging to do quick sketches at San Diego. These will be like those old freebies, a two minute drawing, though better, on 6x9" two ply 500 series bristol or in your sketchbook for $30. I won't take requests, and Usagi only. I'll see how this goes. I hope to deter those "Do you do free sketches?" questions.
As I said, these will be those quick sketches. I will still take commissions if you want something specific.
To those I had already promised to do sketches for--like John Higashi-- will, of course, get them gratis. Drawing in UY book collections will remain free.
Posted: Sun Jul 20, 2008 17:52 -0700
by Marchino
sensei i have an a Secret Invasion Scketch cover i was thinking to ask you if you can do on it a usagi skrull that would cost me????
thasts the thing...
Abayo,
Marchino
Posted: Sun Jul 20, 2008 20:00 -0700
by Stan Sakai
Marchino wrote:sensei i have an a Secret Invasion Scketch cover i was thinking to ask you if you can do on it a usagi skrull that would cost me????
thasts the thing...
Abayo,
Marchino
Is this one of those comics with a blank cover? A lot would depend upon how busy I am, if I can even do a drawing or not. But bring reference with you on how the Skrulls look like now. I'm used to the old Jack Kirby version. Have they changed much?
Posted: Sun Jul 20, 2008 22:19 -0700
by Marchino
Stan Sakai wrote:Marchino wrote:sensei i have an a Secret Invasion Scketch cover i was thinking to ask you if you can do on it a usagi skrull that would cost me????
thasts the thing...
Abayo,
Marchino
Is this one of those comics with a blank cover? A lot would depend upon how busy I am, if I can even do a drawing or not. But bring reference with you on how the Skrulls look like now. I'm used to the old Jack Kirby version. Have they changed much?
mmm... not much the most representative thing on the skrulls is the lines on their chins...
Abayo,
Marchino
Re: Quick sketches
Posted: Mon Jul 21, 2008 8:43 -0700
by john h.
Stan Sakai wrote:
To those I had already promised to do sketches for--like John Higashi-- will, of course, get them gratis.
Stan,
Luckily you already completed those in Pasadena.
John H.
Re: Quick sketches
Posted: Mon Jul 21, 2008 8:47 -0700
by Stan Sakai
john h. wrote:Stan Sakai wrote:
To those I had already promised to do sketches for--like John Higashi-- will, of course, get them gratis.
Stan,
Luckily you already completed those in Pasadena.
John H.
Yes, but there are a couple of others I had made arrangements with. I used your name, because you had publicly posted your generous offer to obtain sketches for some that could not make it to the con.
commissions
Posted: Tue Dec 23, 2008 0:05 -0700
by staticbear76
that is the best way to go sensei, your art is greatly appreciated by us many and if i can ill get one, hopefully one of these days it is just hectic in the finance department but things will be better sensei, domo arigato sensei, your friend staticbear-chris san
Posted: Wed Dec 24, 2008 15:48 -0700
by Heero
Stan,
Will you be taking/doing commissions at STAPLE! here in Austin? If not (or even if so) could I possibly request something in advance and pick it up at the show?
Posted: Wed Dec 24, 2008 15:59 -0700
by Stan Sakai
Heero wrote:Stan,
Will you be taking/doing commissions at STAPLE! here in Austin? If not (or even if so) could I possibly request something in advance and pick it up at the show?
I don't know what my time will be like at Staple. Hopefully, I will be bringing down some art, if I have any left after WonderCon the previous week. Contact me about a month from now if you have a specific commission in mind.