Frazetta Museum Reopens
Now I get a chance to see the originals.
I'm getting old. I'd better get on it.
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Mostly sketches. Occasionally a painting. Nothing political other than caricatures reinforcing the truism "Politics is Show Business for Ugly People".
12 comments:
I love the cover. I've never seen that painting before. I hope there's a story about him inside. You should probably make the Table of Contents part of the preview.
Hey!! This looks great!!
I gots to order myself a copy--toot sweet!
Congrats!
Ordered! Goes right next to my "Idle Hands" and Zonezen books!
Marty. Don't order a copy. I'm sending you one. I went to bed last night thinking "I need to tell Marty I'm giving him a copy of this."
Thanks guys. Thanks for the order Ronnie.
I don't make any money but I do like to spread me around. At least virtually.
Tom.
This is a designed on the fly book. There is no table of contents.
It's a mystery book.
As in, you unravel what you think the author may have meant by publishing the mess.
I've set up preview where you can page through the entire thing. I gave myself an ISBN number, Easy as pie. Marty. Next step, The Albino on Lulu. Just scrapbooking again. But it will be fun to drop a couple of illustrations onto that and have it available.
Preview no work for me. Me get only blank white pages.
El, I am super excited about this--and The Albino!
I keep wondering what kind of cover illustration you are going to do for it...I can't wait to see it!
El, you are too dang kind sending me a copy. I would be happy to buy one! And I won't even use a "Teen Ellis" royalty check to do it (wink!).
Marty. I'm deeply in your debt for Marty freebies. Send me an email to make sure I have your address.
Tom, that 93 page preview was probably a bad day. I pared it down to a 10 page custom range that should work better.
The thrill to me is how quick and easy this bookmaking is. As long as you're easily pleased.
bad day? Should be "bad idea"
The preview does work better now Ellis. Get more of a feel for the range of the book.
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