I got commissioned a bunch of Magik and Invincible work the last month so upticks in populairty for real. always nice to see all this amazing art. Thanks Felix.
Another great show of upcoming art for sale and fabulous commissions! Always appreciate Felix's insights into the hobby! What a trooper doing the show while sick!
These RU-vid unboxing videos literally give me a boost to keep going when I get down. The art is one thing but you guts present it so well. Its brilliant. Just wanted to say I really appreciate you putting them up.
26:37 Dawn Moreno has been around since ARAH 226. She receives Snake Eyes’ memories via the brainwave scanner in 229 and dons the mantle of Snake Eyes in 244.
I think I could watch you/Mandel chat about OA all day. Please produce more content similar! I’d pay money for a themed “show and tell” from your collections.
Tradd is THE most dynamic and exciting artist in the medium today IMO. Keep it up, Tradd!
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Fun chat, Felix. Nice for viewers to hear from the perspective of the consignor as he gives his honest feelings about how he felt the results on his lots ended up. Kudos to both of you gentlemen, and of course to the man we paid no attention to behind the curtain, Jason Kim!
I'm just seeing your complete show Monday morning I'm watching the complete show, I get to the end of the broadcast to see the greatest personal collection of Nexus art ever assembled !!
Dave and I were friends over twenty years ago, right after he won the Xeric Grant. But he never sent me one damn drawing (not that I expected him too). He did, however, send me a copy of Slow Jams, the even rarer Son of Slow Jams, and the rarest of all G.I. Choe zine bound by a rubber band, and which I doubt even he still has a copy of. He also connected me to the editor of a porn mag who rejected Dave's art but accepted some stories from me. Then of course he became super famous and I never heard from him again. Who can blame him. I'd rather hang out with David Chang and Frank Quitely too.
Like Choe said of not liking an artist at first, when I first saw SImon Hanselmanns art I didn't like it, I thought it was kinda basic but when you really look at it it's really beautiful. Inspiring stuff.
Dude Dave should build a comic art fortress museum. Like something nearly indestructible with everything behind bulletproof glass and just make all entry fees go to an on site free art school. That'd be some sort of paradise