The Magic Librarities

Whoops.
Ooooh.
Got it. I'm making mental connections of usernames to people.

Keith, tell JR I say hello the next time you see him.

fvzappa wrote:My Dragon Whelp (and other rarities) needs to be somewhere nicer than a beat up "Beatdown" box or my safe deposit box.

You have the alpha Dragon Whelp? Noted.
http://www.gatheringmagic.com/alpha-art ... ch-begins/

I want this to sell so bad.
It would prove that high rollers are still very much out there.

A gallery show would be nice....people could even sell things.
Or at a library with glass cases near the convention center.

Just saying.

I'm a fan of monkey barrels, but worms work too.

mystical_tutor wrote:
Fiber13 has opened an interesting barrel of worms but I should start a new thread for it (after thinking about it a bit).

Gary

If it comes across my path, absolutely.

random wrote:If you happen to see any notable art sell there please let us know what they went for.

Yup, I'm the same dude.
I know some gallery people. Well, a lot of them. If you're ever interested...

I'm always down to check out art. Maybe we'll play some cube!

Definitely bring it to Spectrum. Maybe we could get your collection a little coverage. That'd be neat.

Is anyone bringing mtg original artworks to sell at GenCon?
Might as well ask early.

If there's an alpha art to be had, I'd love to throw an offer at it beforehand.

Any leads on this yet?

Would you ever consider showing them in a small art gallery?

Might be cool.

That Doug Keith sketch and original is mighty nice. Depends how fast you want to sell it determines it's price but a color sketch? Those are mighty rare. I like the Menges piece a lot but I have to wait with my art budget until after GenCon. Getting married and buying a house forces me to not shoot ...

It has been confirmed for next year, yes.
Can't seem to find the link now.

I do need to update that more often.
Thanks for the reminder.