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    Craig Yoe art collection for sale

    in Original Comic Art

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    On 1/31/2019 at 11:14 PM, craig yoe said:

    Yep, I'm HERE! Yep, selling my collection. I don't have a printed catalog. I have put together a big digital sample "catalog" of my 50 year+ collection. I am talking to motivated, passionate, honest, more than fair, nice, very qualified types of various sorts that I know or potential buyers good trusted friends and expert advisors have put me in touch with. I'm in serious relationships/talks/actions, making final inventories (not a super speedy process with my Yoe Books work, kids, life, etc.) and will see how this goes. Based on what is transpiring, I have VERY high hopes, but I also have a Plan B in place (I'm not as dumb as I look). It took a lot of thinking and resolve to acquire my collection, I am applying the same to passing it on. We'll see! Meanwhile, because my momma taught me it's nice to share, I'm sharing some images that are fun to look at on Facebook. on a page that's for sharing not for selling anyway, though some folks apparently would like me to. Some kind folks don't like how I'm exactly handling everything, they might do it different. I respect that. Mutual respect is nice but it doesn't always happen like that and that's okay. My best, Craig 

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    You should handle it the way you want to handle it (except from destroying the art - ethically speaking)...  I saw your art was exhibited in the Society of Illustrators https://www.bleedingcool.com/2015/04/07/is-that-art-find-out-in-new-york-at-craig-yoes-exhibition/   Missed that show, being from the others side of the Ocean.  But love to make a stop there every time I'm in NYC...  Last time for March https://www.societyillustrators.org/exhibits/march

     

    CAF and/or 2DG to post art?

    in Original Comic Art

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    8 hours ago, Catwoman_Fan said:

    I thought it was started for French art.  Does it have an easy interface for uploading new posts? (one of the key things Bill's site is lacking IMO)

    Do people comment much on 2DG posts? 

    Adding art is easy... I think it's also easier to add the publication.  Comments depends. 

    CAF and/or 2DG to post art?

    in Original Comic Art

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    I used to post only on CAF (there was no 2DG when I started) but nowadays I prefer 2DG.  Mostly because of the quality of the images you can post and the zooming function! I still use CAF because of the contacts.

    A small example: (I choose Jeremy Bastian because zooming in on his art has certainly an added value).

    Cursed Pirate Girl commission:https://www.2dgalleries.com/art/jeremy-bastian-skeleton-cpg-102841

    btw to zoom on 2DG you have to click several times)!

    (compare with CAF:http://www.comicartfans.com/gallerypiece.asp?piece=1485719)

    Chris Ware "monograph @ Adam Baumgold gallery

    in Original Comic Art

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    1 hour ago, suspense39 said:

    https://www.amazon.com/Monograph-Chris-Ware/dp/0847860884/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1510514406&sr=8-1&keywords=Chris+ware&dpID=51p2g4Iv60L&preST=_SY291_BO1,204,203,200_QL40_&dpSrc=srch

     

    just saw the book yesterday, which is incredible, I have no idea how it's only $60 and $37 on Amazon (which I linked above).

    A bargain indeed.  There's also a bookplate edition (same price) but hard to find.