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.
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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?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...
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mmm... not much the most representative thing on the skrulls is the lines on their chins...Stan Sakai wrote: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?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????
Abayo,
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Re: Quick sketches
Stan,Stan Sakai wrote: To those I had already promised to do sketches for--like John Higashi-- will, of course, get them gratis.
Luckily you already completed those in Pasadena.
John H.
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Re: Quick sketches
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.john h. wrote:Stan,Stan Sakai wrote: To those I had already promised to do sketches for--like John Higashi-- will, of course, get them gratis.
Luckily you already completed those in Pasadena.
John H.
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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
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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.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?