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I saw this on another forum and thought I would post it here in case anyone is interested. The Inkwell Awards, a non-profit focused on education regarding the art of inking, regularly has fundraising auctions on eBay. The current one closes soon and has a few interesting pieces: https://www.ebay.com/str/inkwellawardsstore?_dmd=1&rt=nc&rt=nc&rmvSB=true

I don't know the answer to the question, but just a suggestion if someone confirms what we would all expect (that heat and sun exposure are damaging) -- you may want to consider installing low emissivity film on your windows to try to help reduce the heat gain.

Awesome -- thank you! I found one on Amazon if it helps anyone else in the future. I wasn't totally sure what the next size up was. Although I have a ton of stuff framed and up, I already have quite a few more pieces that I can use to start filling up one of these books.

That's very helpful. So, you would get 18 X 24?

So, something like this one?

This may have already been answered elsewhere in this thread (I've only managed to read through about a third of the pages), so apologies if it's readily available, but -- what sorts of "art portfolios" do folks use to store pieces? I've framed the majority of my collection, but there are a few items that I haven't (mostly because I'm running out of wall space), and I'd like to find something I can store them in so that I can look through them from time to time. What do you all use? If there's a specific portfolio or other storage medium that you use, can you post a link to where you purchased it?