I'm trying to set up a shop to start selling my originals from the last year or so. I've already got the web address, but all I've got there right now is prints. You can check that out here: [link]

I'm starting to catalog everything and set a price point, but I'm still not entirely sure about the various amounts. I've decided to try and sell the original sketch to the recent Batman Beyond piece on eBay and see what that goes for. Whatever it goes for won't be the set-in-stone price for all the pieces like it, but I'm hoping it will give me a better idea of what the going rate might be. I've never sold anything on eBay either, so I'm seeing if it works out alright. Still might do it from time to time in the future.

Anyway, here's the link to the auction: [link]

Bidding ends on December 17th.

So Toby Cypress has apparently been hanging around here for some 8 months or so. I had no idea until just recently. Toby's an amazing creator with a lot of life to his work, and his paintings are to die for. He doesn't have much up here right now, but hopefully if enough of you folks go bug him that'll change.

Folks have been asking how I put together the colored ink wash pieces for a while, and I usually have a hell of a time trying to explain it over the internet. I was going to try and do it live over on UStream, but I'm still working that one out.

So I thought I'd try taking you guys through the process with the latest 1990 Gettysburg cartoon.

You can find the post here at my blog --> ([link]). I've gone over it a couple times now, so hopefully it all makes sense, but I encourage you to leave questions if you have any.

Otherwise, thanks for humoring me while I post the 1990 Gettysburg stuff. I still love drawing the superheroes, but I was itching to write something. And thanks for all the kind words and adds you guys have been leaving, I'm trying to get back to everybody when I can. You guys are awesome.

So I don't know how long all these folks have had a Deviant Art page, but I think most of them snuck past me while I was sleeping or something. I'd imagine you don't need me to tell you about most of them, but in the off chance that you're as ignorant as me:

Eric Canete's dynamic work that's sure to make your mind go BOOOOSH!

Ming Doyle's moody linework is nothing short of awesome.

features the cohorts of Transmission X, my favorite group of Canada's great cartoonists.

I'm sure there are many more just hanging out and not making a spectacle of themselves.

Carla reminded me last night that I have yet to say anything about the leftover prints from WW Chicago. And these suckers need to go! You can read the expanded bit over at the blog ([link]) but here are the bullet points:

-The Avengers ([link]) UPDATE: All the Avengers prints have sold out.

-Sgt. Rock and Easy Company ([link]) $10 including shipping, there are 15 left.

-The Spirit- All in a Day's Work ([link]) $15 including shipping, there are 14 left.

-Spider-Man Mugshots ([link]) $20 including shipping, again there is only ONE left. UPDATE: Spidey Mugs are all sold out.

-The Batman Mugshots prints have sold out for the time being.

-Green Lantern/The Flash Legacies print ([link]) $25 including shipping, there are 16 left.

E-mail me at evantshaner@gmail.com with the subject heading PRINT SALE if interested. Thanks to everyone who came out at WWC and picked one up!