My sketchbook collection--complete and, well, for sale.

[datherman]

Having received mine today, I'd agree with Nickspoon here. It's very professional, worth every penny and more.

[Richard K Niner]

Ditto. Just got mine this afternoon.

And with the sketch in the back, it's an even better deal than you'd think.

[Astro]

I met an aged, aged man
Upon the lonely moor:
I knew I was a gentleman,
And he was but a boor.
So I stopped and roughly questionned him,
"Come, tell me how you live!"
But his words impressed my ear no more
Than if it were a sieve.

[CameronCN]

Niner is better at coloring my sketches than I am. (Though we'll see when I finally get out my old watercolors again...)

And with the sketch in the back, it's an even better deal than you'd think.

That duck is AWESOME.

Need more ducks.

How can I make this happen?

Um, PM me?

You can make just about anything happen if you just ask nicely, brandishing moneta if necessary.

[CameronCN]

Well, I just finished printing off ten brand-new copies. So the getting's good right now.

I must admit that when I first started this, I was afraid I'd be wasting my time because of the low price I've set. What I did not anticipate was that all of you guys who've paid me so far have paid me a bit (and more than a bit) extra. It means a lot to me that you did that without even any hinting on my part. Thank you so much.

In other news, I called in for jury duty for the last time and I'm off the hook. Which means I've got lots of time to do commissions, of course--but I'm also kind of disappointed. I though it'd be fun to be on a jury. Especially if I got an interesting case, involving much deliberation and complex argument.

[Extreme-Speed]

I found my copy of Cam's sketchbook in my mailbox today, unscratched and very professionally cool looking. Needless to say, I skimmed through the whole thing, (a ton of skill went into it, that I can say without doubt, there are some very pretty drawings in there), then left it for a while as I went to a band meeting. Once I got back, I opened it again and stared at all the little details in most of his drawings. Of course, the sketch that he drew for me in the back is fantastic as well, (I now have a drawing of several anthro persons having tea and biscuits together.) and I'm now putting it in a treasured space on my bookshelf, so that it doesn't get ruined or any such thing.

The only real problematic thing that I noticed was that on some pages, the pictures on the second side of the book seemed to overlap onto the ones on the first side of the book, but this looks nifty and intentional, so it doesn't bother me at all.

To Cam:
Anyways, I hope that my letter with promised moneta has reached you already, or will soon, Cameron, I sent it off last Sunday. Also, I hope that this all didn't end up being a waste of time for you, like you had feared, I know it wasn't a waste of time for me.

P.S. Cameron, you draw very good pears.

[CameronCN]

I'm glad you liked it, E-S. I did work hard on those pears!

It's never a waste of time to do something like this.