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Monday Trending Topics: Comic Art For Comic Art's Sake

Published Tue, 27 Mar 2012 01:02:50 -0500

Last updated Tue, 27 Mar 2012 01:03:03 -0500

A quote from Kaare Andrews on one of the most-read topics of the past few days: I have never, NEVER, spent a minute more on a page because I thought I could resell it for more money. The idea is just ridiculous to me. Many times I don't even have original art to sell because I've chosen to paint completely digitally. Or, maybe I have digital backgrounds over hand drawn characters. I can't even remember having a conversation with another comicbook artist that spent extra time on a page to resell it to an art collector. I certainly have never had that conversation with Josh Middleton or Steve Skroce. Read it all here.

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