--- In SkunkworksAMA_at_yahoogroups.com, Casey Karp <casey_at_m...> wrote:
> (I originally tried to send a slightly different version of this
letter
> directly to Jim, but his mail is bouncing due to a full mailbox.
So I thought
> I'd avail myself of the collective knowledge of the list.)
>
> I recently purchased a copy of the 1995 "Antics" portfolio (I won't
mention the
> source here). Once it arrived, I started getting a bit disturbed.
>
> It appears that to my semi-educated eye that the pieces are color
photocopies.
> They have very glossy ink, faint striping that looks like sheet
feed roller
> marks, and the paper is fairly lightweight (typical printer/copy
weight).
>
> Does anyone else have a copy of this portfolio who can tell me if
this normal,
> or if I've I been sold an illegal copy?
>
> Thanks in advance for taking the time to respond either way.
If you got it from Furbid, it's possible it could be an early
printing of the folio. Many years back, I had trouble getting
consistent performance from the color copier I was using.
If you got it from Rabco, let me know, as that company is no longer
permitted to sell my merchandise.
I've always used color photocopiers to reproduce my work, and the
paper I use is 32-lb. extra bright stock. E-mail me axtra info if
you'd like. My personal e-mail is <a_change_of_plans_at_yahoo.com>.
--JMH
Received on Thu Jan 09 2003 - 06:13:47 CST