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You should put on on Comic Art Tracker as well. This thread’s first post’s hidden text might be useful.

There are a number of commissions from the 2017 Simonson dinner at SDCC. Click images for better pictures I received an Odin flashing his fancy head gear. My wife got the best of show, IMHO, a magnificent Maleficent

You might consider reaching out to Todd Klein to see if he knows the designer. Todd is active on Facebook

Yes, if you have an iPhone, do this when you need to photograph art and can’t scan it. Start Notes Create a new note Click on the camera icon Choose “Scan document” Touch the button once it is framed. Notes scanner will square the image and do some light balancing. It’s almost as good as a scanner.

Evrery thing I know can be found in the "hidden text" in the first post on the thread called Pricing Comic Art - 2023 Edition. I strongly advise two actions: Ignore the offers you get through the direct messages supported by this board. Read the advice on that thread especially the part that suggests learning about the market. Happy to take questions, accept comments, and listen to concerns.

It wasn't just Jack, it was all of Quality's output. Very stupid in my opinion.

The story goes that the owner of Quality Comics cut up Jack Cole's Plastic Man are to prevent others from reprinting it. Seemed an odd thing to do since that thought implies that there was a market for reprints and one would assume a good business man would want that market. Never the less, it was all destroyed.

Added Anthony Isaza's Split Face collection has now joined the list. The premise is to show a two characters in one bust. Some interesting pairings. Check it out!

@grapeape, I thought you would at least be wearing purple. I'm so disappointed. Have fun. Don't buy more than you can carry!

I was in LA on business during SDCC a number of year ago and heard about the dinner. I drove down for it got there early enough to wander around bit near the convention center as the artists were leaving and got to see some friends. Then walked to the dinner a saw a few I knew and met more that I had not met before including Brian. I thought it was well worth the drive (and the stop going on I5 by Customs and Immigration).

I wondered if anyone would remember those stories.

Let me know what you think about it. I find themed collections to be really interesting.

I suspect you are not alone in this approach.

I'll expand on my "yep." My collection is broad - deliberately so. I like lots of artists/character combos and story lines, but once I get an example, I'm pretty well done and drop out of the bidding pool. I might "upgrade," but it doesn't happen often. I suspect I'm not the only one.

Yep!

Supply and demand

Done. Jason's Quest is now immortalized in electrons here: The Themed Art Collections Thread - 2023 Edition.

Added Jason D'Ambrosio's - Jason's Quest. He's building a collection of art from every artist that worked on his favorite series. Wow!

I can no longer edit the list. The new thread is The Themed Art Collections Thread - 2023 Edition.

Jay, do you have the art in a CAF gallery? I'd like to add it to "The Themed Comic Art Thread." It's a terrific example of a theme.

You can get an all-in-one scanner/printer/fax for less than $250. I use an Epson WF-7710 that cost me $180 + tax on sale at Office Depot.

Yep, it’s a tough nut and there aren’t a lot of data points.

@Bronty suggested that the range could be from 3% to 20% with perhaps 5% being a median. Any more input?

I'm pondering adding a discussion of pricing preliminary artwork. Does anyone have thoughts on the topic?

I haven't added pre-lim pricing to my Pricing Comic Art thread. Does 3% really seem like a good metric? I bought the prelims for some of my commissions after the death of the artist for about 20%. Click image to embiggen. I wonder if the % varies with artist, type (cover, panel page), material? Thoughts? Cardy Bat Lash Giordano JLA