--- In SkunkworksAMA_at_y..., "fox_g_dk" <martin_at_g...> wrote:
> Here is a bunch of questions to Mr. James M. Hardiman
>
>
> To The brilliant artist, Mr. James M. Hardiman
(Brilliant only because I don't get out in the sun much. Gotta love
that Casper-like complexion). ;)
>
> I don't know if it is against your rules or something (because of
the
> copyright on
> the characters and other stuff you have) but I have seen some of
your
> cool stuff
> for sale at furbid (comics and pic's... But especially the
comics)...
> The stuff I have seen is extremely cool and I was wondering if you
> might post
> some of it in the group ??? (Especially the comics)...
>
> I mean, you have already posted a couple of comics (The up's and
> down's 1 & 2
> -about 8 pages each-) and I think that it could be cool if you
posted
> some more
> comics in there (Maybe the smaller comic called: Public Display,
> which you made in
> 1998... I have heard about it a short time ago and I think I
remember
> it to be
> around 3 pages or so. It would fit nicely in the group)
> (Of course. I don't know if it is something you want us fans to pay
> to see)
I do plan on scanning some more comics and posting them here.
It'll probably be at least a week or two before I can do that, but I
will be sure to post more here.
>
> -We all do... Well. I do worship your art and the skill's you have
> drawing this
> type of art. Where did you learn it ???-
Thanks! I'm pretty much self-taught. I flunked all my art classes
in high school, and scoffed at going to college (I still have my
response letter from Disney studios, which always makes me laugh when
I read it). I don't think college is reallt necessary for artists.
After all, art is a form of expression, and why govern that? I
believe that perseverence, hard work, and a true desire to be your
best is all that's needed to make an artist better. After all, an
artist's only competition is his/herself!
>
> Also I got an idea yesterday you could consider... What about
making
> some kind of
> membership low-prize offer for the fans from SkunkWorksAMA ??? Just
> a -fun- little
> idea i got. Nothing to think seriously about...
I'm not sure I understand what you mean. Could you explain it in
more detail?
>
> Also I need to know something about -Des- because of an idea I got
> for a new story
> I could write.
> Have Des ever experienced any kind of lesbian activity AT ALL ???
> (I'm thinking of sex
> with another girl/woman. Going all the way with it ect.) If she
have,
> I really need to
> know when in her life this happened, with who it was and what her
> reaction was (because
> I know that she is heterosexual and probable never has. But who
> knows ?!)...
Desiree is not into lesbianism, as I think she's told some other
members. She doesn't have anything against it, per se, but it's just
not her thing. And since her lizard alter-ego is based on the real
woman, I try to stay true to her personality (although, she's not
really as vindictive as her furry persona).
> Also; would it be a total violation of your rules and copyright to
> place her in a
> situation where she might enjoys some lesbian fun??? Or is it oki
for
> me to
> make such a story ???
Ah, well...lemme ask Des about that. It's really her character,
you know. I'll have her read this message and respond to it. She's
off work all this week! YESSS! Non-stop sex, here we--I mean, I'm
sure she'll be able to get some more artwork done this week. Ahem.
> I would like to know if you would give me permission to write the
> story I'm thinking
> about making with Des taking her part in some lesbian action (after
> the one I have
> under production, featuring: Natasha and Onyx - Fun in the living-
> room. It's like a
> number 2 to the story I made called: Lori's night alone).
>
> I would also like to know something about the portfolios you have
for
> sale at Skunked.com.
> Are they like comics ??? Or more like a photo-collection ???
Most of the folios contain individual images, like pin-ups. The
girls' individual folios (Natasha, Onyx and Lori) are set up like
comic pages. They contain one or more pictures per page, and they
tell a story. Skunkworks 6 tells a story too, but the pages are
comprised of only one image each.
>
> And here is my last question for you (finally).
> I would love to buy some of your art, but I live in Denmark (that
> makes me a true
> Viking. He he) and the form you have to fill out with name,
product,
> country ect. are
> not exactly designed for fans from Denmark/Europe. How should I
fill
> out this form then ???
> (The art I'm talking about is the stuff you have for sale at
> www.Skunked.com)
If you want, just send the proper address information to
my "jmhcustomart_at_yahoo.com" address, and I'll notate it in my address
book. Make sure you write it so that I'll structure it properly. I
hate it when stuff gets lost in the mail due to an error on my part.
And I can ship to just about any country that has a postal system.
Some countries have a tough Customs department, but most are lenient.
>
> Thanks for your time (and the response on my last mail. I have a
new
> story under
> production already -as said earlier)...
>
> From: Martin (Fox-G) Gerlach -Denmark-
No sweat, man. Thanks for writing the story!
--JMH
Received on Sun Feb 03 2002 - 05:42:28 CST