Old fashion is the way to go, your art has a touch to it that requires
great skill.
I like that you do it on hard copies because that means we can obtain
a physical copy instead of just a file.
New change Jim ^^
~Mew~
--- In SkunkworksAMA_at_yahoogroups.com, "Take a wild, friggin guess"
<a_change_of_plans_at_...> wrote:
>
> --- In SkunkworksAMA_at_yahoogroups.com, "shugadaddy01"
> <shugadaddy01_at_> wrote:
> >
> > i want to know if there is a place besides second-ed where i can buy
> > jim's stuff, that is not a mail order, I'm looking for a place where
> I
> > can buy/recieve jims comics that is completly online. no hard copy.
>
> Unfortunately, Second Ed is the only place which carries all my
> available material, and said material is always produced in a hard-
> copy format. I've never produced any digital-only works, as I feel
> doing so would only make it easier for some unsavory individual to rip
> it off. (I do not use a computer for any of my art, as many difital
> artists do, so I reckon that may be a pertinent factor).
>
> Chances are, though, if you look around, there's probably some
> torrent or zip file with a lot of my work in it (or at least as much
> as some nut-jockey decided to scan), These collections, of course,
> will not necessarily contain ALL the artwork, but they usually have a
> sizeable amount.
>
> I fear at this point I may be one of the few remaining artists who
> still do things the "old fashioned way", not just in actual artistic
> rendering, but also production and sales. Given my general distatse
> for modern technology (and man's utter reliance on it), it's not
> likely I'll be jumping on the digital format wagon anytime soon. No
> cell phone, pager or beeper. No cable television (I don't bother
> watching the boob tube anyway). No fancy gadgets or top-end computer-
> controlled fuel injected engines. Just gimme a damn carburetor and an
> ignition coil! ;P
>
> --JMH
> >
>
Received on Sat Nov 03 2007 - 12:38:09 CDT