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Offline Frank

Where do I post this topic?
« on: June 12, 2008, 02:38:20 PM »
I want to ensure that I post a topic in the right "area" on the forums.  What I wanted to start were some topics on original artwork that folks have collected from their favourite Archie artists.

To be honest, I'm also hoping to find a way to collect some art from some artists as well.  I have quite a few originals from Dan Parent (whoo-hooo!) - some of which you can see here: 

http://gallery.mac.com/bergdoll#100161   (I have about 47 more that I need to photograph and post)

I also have just purchased some Dan DeCarlo pages, but desperately want a cover of his.

Needless to say - I am also very interested in getting covers from ALL the currently working artists at Archie.  It's an aspect of the hobby that I find very enjoyable.

Anyhow.... Where can I start the topics?  Where should they go?
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Offline Captain Hero

Re: Where do I post this topic?
« Reply #1 on: June 12, 2008, 03:57:43 PM »
At first glance, I'd probably start with the Trading Post.  Quite a few of us (myself included) have posted want lists there.  Maybe you could do the same with your quest for art.

I definitely see your passion for collecting the original art though.  I own four original Dan Parent sketches myself. :)
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Offline Gregg

Re: Where do I post this topic?
« Reply #2 on: June 13, 2008, 09:26:56 AM »
If you're looking to sell use the trading post. If it's Archie art, the main forum Everything's Archie is fine. For non Archie stuff, post it in general. And dropping all your scans in the gallery regardless of which forum ou use provides everyone a single place for looking at them. :)

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