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A sneak peek at Key, for the Broken Frontier anthology!

Hey, i’ve got a new story coming up

in the Broken Frontier anthology comic,

just got it all done!
Art here is from it. First three of eight pages and a peek at a bit inside me! Read it and a whole mess of other great things by pre-ordering the book here! It’s going to be pretty gorgeous I think, a little oversized, full of awe and exploration! Check out the site here to get a look inside!
psst, also, if you were my Partreon, you could read it now! And the first half of Dracula Son of the Dragon, Dream Life, and all three issues of Revolver digitally! ;) Some of the rewards for pledging on my Patreon page!

Salgood Sam @ table B7 for VanCAF 2015!

Starting to plan for my packing, and considering which prints to make for the show!

Here’s where to find me at VanCAF next weekend, the 23rd and 24th of May! I will be in the back of the front room in the Round House, at table B7! Looks like I have it all to myself, so i’ll be sure to bring some art to spread out, i’d like to sell as much as I can, it’s an expensive trip! If you have something specific you’d like to buy from me let me know before Wednesday! And if anyone wants to order a commission in advance, let me know!

I sent Dream Life on ahead via Can-Par [ouch, new prices…!], and i’m going to pack a handful of older titles, a few copies of Therefore, Repent!, and random Revolver’s, though i’m really switching to push that as a primarily digital and POD book. Will be making some prints and postcards.

VanCAF art sale and Patreon Pitch Clip!

Hey folks! i’ve been busy and haven’t updated this site in a bit! goodness, where to start. Ok, HEADLINE NEWS FIRST!

I’m a guest at VanCAF this year, but I don’t have the means to buy a plane ticket! I need to raise about $700 asap, I’ve been adding a lot of new art to the store for sale, and have set up a coupon code deal. Enter VANCAFDEAL at the checkout, and get off.  I’ll post the current selection below the rest of the post.

It’ll help me get to BC a lot faster, but if you generally don’t want orriginals or feel it’s out of your price range, have a look at my prints and merch at Society6! I’ve been updating the line there too lately.  Lots of cool new ways to get my art now, on T’s cups carpets and even shower curtains even! Crazy, and a decent cut works its way back to me too. Have a look see here.

Other things new!

There’s been four episodes of my podcast since the last one I posted here. You can subscribe using this rss for your feeder, or via Mixcloud. Also lots of new posts on YouTube too! Nearing 1500 subscribers!

Things on Patreon have been improving! Slowly, but we’re up to $130 a month now, with only 15 patrons! It’s hard not to like that ratio. I’ve added a couple of new reward tiers, and created a new dedicated patron pitch vid. You can watch that right here!

Didn’t have one before, made a few attempts but never liked them. It not easy, this asking business. This is the first one I’m good with. Had fun with the B&W filter, think the graphic look goes with my comics imprint brand of Spilt Ink! Let me know what yout think?

Patreon is a great direct way to support the creation of my comics and art, even a basic pledge of $2 a month can help, and the more people that do the more and better comics I should be able to make!

Ok, here’s ALL the art currently for sale. Don’t forget, Enter VANCAFDEAL at the checkout, and get off.

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A Bastards Tale: HURT






Price: $500.00$450.00





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Art of Therefore, Repent!






Price: from $200.00
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Bruce and Zatanna





Art! Bruce and Zatanna Elseworlds Concept art for DC






Price: from $100.00
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Art! Cover illustration for Sequential Pulp 3






Price: $300.00$200.00





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Ink and watercolour illustration for a prop book cover





Art! Ink and watercolour, Pulp Book Art, for a TV prop!






Price: $100.00





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The Shock Monkeys!





Art! The Shock Monkeys! 11x14, 1991






Price: from $100.00
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Art! The Snake Warrior. 11x14, pen and ink on Bristol, 1991.






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Art! Unpublished GR 2099. 22 pages of "Horrorshow" by Warren Ellis & Salgood Sam






Price: from $65.00
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Black Harted Woman : a whitechapel remake/remodel sketch






Price: $80.00





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Boxers






Price: $90.00





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Nature of the Beast cover art





Cover art for the unpublished Nature of the Beast 3






Price: $150.00





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Cover art from Therefore, Repent!






Price: $80.00





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Gaming art: Reaper Scorpion






Price: $100.00





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Inks: Splinter Cell Echoes #1






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Inks: Terminator 3: Before the Rise






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Inks: Terminator 3: Before the Rise - P2






Price: from $75.00
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MTL Political Zombies






Price: $200.00





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One Sunny Day After The Rapture!






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4 | Dancing in the light.





Original artwork from Dream Life | a late coming of age.






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Orphan Black Ink






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The Spilt Ink Podcast 009: “Like moving pictures, but not.”

Crosspost from spiltink.org:

This episode of the podcast I take a question from Andrew J. Hawthorn, who asked about “Narrative techniques or figurative tricks you can only do in comics?”

Tricky question to answer with JUST words. I’ll give it my best go but for sure this podcast will have a youtube version shortly, with some visual aids. And check out the description texts here for links below. Right off the top, you’ll find page Page 89 of Dream Life, “The roots of violence” on the left, and “A last dinner”, page 68. Both typifying two very different approaches to unconventional page layouts, structurally, and thematically. But each applying the kind of non linear collagen like sequences that do away with conventional panels altogether.

I name-dropped the following scribblers and geniuses in this episode, If you’re not familiar already, go check out their stuff: Bill Sienkiewicz! Dave McKean! Neil Adams! Barron Story! Sergio Toppi! & Diego Rivera! Check out the astounding DIA installation of the Detroit Industry fresco cycle here! And, Chris Ware’s Building Stories too!

As always, you can become a patron of the arts and subscribe here! Great news, the Patreon campaign has gone over $100 a month! Very encouraging to hit that mark at two months! I’ve just cleaned up the page a bit and set up a custom video playlist of my best stuff for the first page on patreon.

The Spilt Ink Podcast 009: “Like moving pictures, but not.” by Sequential Radio on Mixcloud

Music is, SadOceanSpaceBear & NASA in the opening. Diggin’ On Comix by Dr. John. Which some will recognize from the wonderful Comic Book Confidential, by Ron Mann. Closing out with Montreal’s The Unsettlers, “Disco Junkie”, off of Blood. And then Oscar Purrs!

Thanks again to Andrew Walsh & Troy Carlson, my newest patrons, along with Michelle Darwin, Emil Underbjerg, Tim Moerman, Ian Hodgkinson, & Shannon Becker! Plus, two secretive souls who will take no public thanks, but have it most assuredly. Merci beaucoup to you all!

 

The Spilt Ink Podcast 005: Details, texture & simplicity!

Crosspost from SpiltInk.org!

This is the fifth episode of my regular podcast project. The plan is to keep them short, and topics will be partly whatever i’m thinking about, partly requests from listeners. Mostly about making and reading comics for now but not exclusively.

You can stream the series from here: subscribe. Or listen to the episode via MixCloud, or on Patreon directly. Or watch the YouTube version, posted at the bottom, which includes footage of me working on the latest page of Dracula Son of the Dragon, along with some examples of work I talk about in the podcast!

The Spilt Ink Podcast 005: Details, texture, and simplicity! by Sequential Radio on Mixcloud

First podcast of the new year!

Music in opening is a mix up of Nasa Space sounds, over Sadoceanspacebear. A bit of Diggin’ On Comix by Dr. John closes out the show. Performed by Mac Rebenault, Richard Crooks, Wilbur Bascomb and Steve Burgin

I had a chat with a fellow cartoonist on NYE, thought i’d do a short distillation of some of my thoughts from that here.

Also welcome and thanks to my newest Patron, an old friend, Tim Moerman! :D Tim and I go way back to the old days of The Monthly Montreal Comix Jam!

Thanks again to all my patrons, get a few more notes and check out the patreon here!

Podcast 004: the animation files & happy new year!

Fakk2 Julie Strain concept art

Crossposted from spiltink.org/Patreon

Here’s the fourth edition!

I wanted to get one more in

before the end of the year.

I get into more detail answering one of Jed Alexander’s questions from the last episode.

I skirted over a bunch of stuff I did in other fields of the arts from comics. One I mentioned in passing, was animation. I get into more detail about how I got involved in the work and some highlights of my experiences.

Relevant links.

I mentioned Rock & Rule, Heavy Metal, and Heavy Metal: F.A.K.K.² which I worked on.   Also Waynehead, Eek! The Cat, Sam & Max, Manga Latina [a version of it got made!].

Also Doddle clips, and Honour Bound – The Exile of Adolf Busch.

Music in opening is a mix up of Nasa Space sounds

over Sadoceanspacebear again.

And the clip at the end comes from an old CD I picked up in NY in 93.

“Weird” by Kicking Giant, off of ‘Halo‘.

Question, once again, from Jed Alexander!

Happy New Year all, and thanks again to Shannon Becker, Ian Hodgkinson, and all my patrons!

Past episodes of the podcast are here:

http://www.patreon.com/creation?hid=1363414

http://www.patreon.com/creation?hid=1319018

http://www.patreon.com/creation?hid=1188554

Introducing, the Spilt Ink Patreon!

Crossposting from SpiltInk.org

Hello friends, it’s been hectic as I’ve been focusing on Dracula and trying to get Revolver Four out asap, and getting the final batch of Dream Life books out the door? Taking too long, not helped by nasty cold bug last month. Back at it now, playing catchup… sooo late late late.

The only upside of being sick is I got a lot of writing done, including a workable draft of the Patreon page text I’d been meaning to attempt to write since signing up in the summer. Important bit of business as it’s planned to be a key aspect of the market presentation of Revolver Four. The issues will still be available as individual downloads, but with #4 I wanted to offer subscriptions of some kind, and then had a better idea.

It was a good call. Just a few days in I’m already up to $30 pledged a month from my first three patrons! I look at this as a slow and steady thing, that does not need huge numbers to work. So that’s an inspiring nice early start for me. Already time to thank some Patrons!

One wished to be anonymous. Thanks very much for your patronage. Shannon Becker. A long time fan from back in the days of Saint Sinner [she had proof!]. And Ian Hodgkinson! One of my Dracula Kickstarter backers in fact! Thanks for the faith in me Ian!

Thanks to all of you! :)

I have one in the works. But no pitch video so far. I noticed a number of comics related patreon pages without them and doing fine. So not rushing that. I am doing a regular patreon podcast, and the 3rd episode is mostly a discussion of the campaign, you can listen to that here.

http://spiltink.org/av/patreon003.mp3

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Here’s pitch text!

Welcome to The Spilt Ink Patreon!

Hi. My name is Max, aka Salgood Sam. An artist and storyteller. For the last 20 years I’ve primarily made comics and drawn for a living. I also sometimes work as a Designer, Editor and part-time Art Teacher.

I’m developing a patreon clip for my youtube channel, but for the moment I’m just going to post a trailer for my latest book. Dream Life | a late coming of age, above. For the significance of that, read ahead to“The First Goal is $350 monthly”. And for an audio version of some of this, I’ve posted a launch episode of the podcast! I explain in text below and in the podcast what I’m hoping to accomplish.

For those of you new to it, Patreon lets you support creative types like me via a pay-what-you-can sliding scale financial considerations–You can change or cancel your pledge at any time.

A lot of the content I’m posting is already free to read or watch online.

Check out the activity blog to see what I’ve been up to over the past year I’ve been posting content to it pretty frequently and plan to keep the Patreon blog here, current with content I post across the web from Youtube clips, webcomics, sketchbooks, tutorials, my fathers photos and words, to blogging & blogging! I keep busy.

The very short pitch is I’m looking for patrons from as little as $2 monthly, to as much as you feel comfortable pledging! You can even pledge less than $2 if you just want to help out at a minimum with a monthly tip. I’ve set up a range of rewards to accommodate a lot of possibilities. All limited in availability to keep fulfilment from swamping or profit from obscuring the core goals of making and publishing great comics and other creations! And if enough of you choose to support my work in this manner, everyone will get to read all of it, digitally for free!

Ok, here’s a slightly longer version.

Over the last couple of decades I’ve financed my personal projects* via grants, investing portions of my freelancing income, selling a decent number of books and art now and then. And in the last few years crowdfunding has become a serious factor with three modestly successful endeavors so far. More than 20 years and I’m still learning, especially since I’ve been pursuing self publishing more.

*I should note, my personal projects don’t JUST include comics, though most of it is comics or comics related now!

I’ve also been experimenting with formats, webcomics and other digital modes, attempting to move with the changing market and find what suits me best. A diverse range of platforms seem to be the road to go, but what’s missing still is a bit more stability and a simple way to get my content to readers without paying too much of my two bits in fees. I could get a lot more done I think if I could just simply resolve that set of problems. It’s in that hope that enough of you choose to pitch in a cup of coffee’s worth a month on this page, and make it happen!

A few years back I started working on re-booting  Spilt Ink–a boutique self-publishing imprint first launched back in 2002 for websites and small press zines and active ever since–as a more focused, dedicated venture to publish my own serialized solo anthology Revolver Quarterly, and possibly all my future books!

Why Revolver Quarterly? I think a print ready, digital anthology series is best suited to my style of comics. It’s a format and strategy I’m passionate about. And Patreon seems a practical and appealing alternative to traditional subscription models, and includes a viable distribution platform for patrons as well.

If you dig it and want to help keep it all happening,

pledging $2 monthly will make you my Patron!

Only $24 a year!

[All prices on Patreon are in $US dollars.]
I have two Phases of Goals planned.
PHASE ONE

WORKING TOWARDS

$1250 MONTHLY.

For the minimum pledge Patrons will get digital subscriptions to Revolver Quarterly, and be members of The Spilt Ink Patrons club! The club will grow to be an extended suite of digital & print ready publications. Not just my own comics, but also publications related to the websites sequentialpulp.ca, theitalianmachine.spiltink.org, and dd.salgoodsam.com. From the start it will include Revolver Quarterly Vol One, Two & Three, and Therefore, Repent! And free to read online already is Sequential Pulp Vol One, Two & Three. I hope you stick around for coming issues of Revolver and more, but out of the gates you’ll have 260 pages of comics waiting for you to read!

The First Goal is $350 monthly!  When we reach it, my newest graphic novel Dream Life | a late coming of age will be added to the library of books patrons can download anytime!

The Second Goal is $650 monthly, and if we achieve it, along with getting more comics done faster thanks to seriously taking care of most of my expenses, I’ll make the 20 min patreon podcast bi-weekly.

The Third Goal is $950 per month, and I’ll be so happy when this happens I’ll throw a Comix Jam Party! You’ll all be invited virtually.

PHASE TWO 
WE REACH THE 1250K MONTHLY GOAL!
At which time, Revolver and the ENTIRE Spilt Ink digital line,

will go PBS, or if you rather, Open Media!!
100% digitally free!
It will take just 625 generous patrons

$2 a month to unlock this goal.

Obviously the main reason for charging for my work is simply to make a living – it is already how i do it generally as a freelancer. But doing it on my own terms and just for my own projects is what Spilt Ink is all about. And my experience with books like Sea of Red, Therefore, Repent! & now Dream Life, Is that I think i have at least that many potential fans and readers out there? Maybe…

Fingers crossed. I think people enjoy the idea of helping make cool things happen and introducing others to something we like by making it easy to get at.

I’ve never really liked adding adds to my sites to try to make it all pay for itself. We tried it on Sequential for a while but were never happy with the results either financially or aesthetically. So I don’t take that seriously as an option. It’s a lot of work, a whole job, getting The Right advertisers and managing that. And it looks so much better without all that noise on my sites.

A lot of the culture of the web is built around the idea of open media. And at the same time, my experience from crowdfunding is there are also lots of people who are willing to put a couple of dollars on something they like. A tool to address that dynamic is exactly what Conte and company have built here with Patreon I hope, which is potentially pretty amazing.

If my Patron base can become a viable solution to earning a living, you’ll make it easy to give it all away online so everyone can enjoy it with you!

I’ll still be selling print copies of things, after all I like paper and getting to sign books! But I’ll be more than happy if this works In the long run and a large portion of my readers are digital.  You could help make that happen by pledging and joining The Spilt Ink Patrons club.

The Patrons blog includes exclusive video & blog posts, zines of comic jams, live drawing sessions, sketches, and deals on material goods I sell on my site. Premium rewards Include postcards, physical copies of mybooks, handmade things? Art lessons, original art & commissions!

There’s more info here about

the planned contents

of Revolver Quarterly,

check out the rewards

and goals, and thanks for

considering becoming

my patron!

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Podcast Info:
Music in opening is a mix up of Nasa Space sounds https://soundcloud.com/nasa over Sadoceanspacebear again. http://sadoceanspacebear.bandcamp.com/releases

Mid-break is more from an earlier self titled album, called “Kitchen Song”. Sorry i talk over it, you can get the song without me talking over it here. http://www.amazon.com/Sadoceanspacebear/dp/B000QQWG78

The episode ends on the awesome “Keep On Knocking” by Death, from “For the Whole World to See”, http://www.amazon.com/Whole-World-See-Death/dp/B001RJWJ34/ref=tmm_msc_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&sr=&qid=

I own none of that, if you dig it go buy their music!

Links to things mentioned!
Spilt Ink sites http://sequentialpulp.ca/ http://www.spiltink.org/ http://dd.salgoodsam.com/ http://www.theitalianmachine.spiltink.org/ http://www.spiltink.org/theMMCJarchive/ & http://www.salgoodsam.com/

That last is of course my personal site, there’s a lot of work up in there. Animation design work is documented in this set of galleries. I only mention one job on the episode but then thought better of listing it all off. You can find pretty much everything here.
http://www.salgoodsam.com/animation/

The EN MASSE mural work is documented here
http://www.salgoodsam.com/tag/en-masse/

Jed Alexander asked the first Questions!
http://jedalexander.com/
https://twitter.com/jed_alexander

Past two episodes of the podcast are here
http://www.patreon.com/creation?hid=1319018
http://www.patreon.com/creation?hid=1188554

EN MASSE GRAFF

I joined Rupert Bottenberg, Raphaele Bard, Tyler K. Rauman, & Mc Baldassari in painting a few pieces of EN MASSE graff at a developers office downtown this week.

Here’s some photos of the work in progress! Think that was the most standing i’ve done in a while. Been some time since I worked on a mural or painted. This time was three days, two full and a half wrapping up the work. Your legs get a good workout!

Also was nice to get to know the other artists a little bit. Would love to work with them again. Reminded me of the old monthly jams. It all came out really amazing & fun to do. When you’re up close to it it’s hard to say, but after the drop sheets came away, it all looked pretty great. I can see why Ruppert loves doing this work so much. The whole crew were pros.

For me it was nice to make it through the whole thing physically well. I’ve worked on something with them three times now.

First jumping in for a few hours during Henge, the En Masse project @Nuit Blanche 2011, which happened to be the night before I went under the knife for cancer! That was good for the mind and I knew I wanted to do it again.

And I did a year later as part of a huge team that worked together on a room at the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts. That time unfortunately I was wrecked from a severe bout of gastro and probably the onset of diabetes. It was hard to even hold my arm up for long! Ug.

This time? My stamina held out pretty well! All three days. Yay! And 48 hours later nothing to terrible has happened so it’s officially not a jinx.

Oh and I’ve confirmed I was using stupid brushes before, having picked up a proper set this time. So much better. Loved laying in the big lines with a freestyle paddle brush! Makes me want to prime something. And remember i’ve got a couple unfinished things hidden away…

Must stay on things with Dracula, just working on a new page now. But for sure up for doing it again too.

Hey, by the way. There’s a Patreon campaign for Spilt Ink in the way.

Buy my Art | Buy my Books.

Montreal Comic Con! SEP 12th-14th!

I have a table at the upcoming Montreal Comic Con!

UPDATE: I have my table number now, I’m going to be at booth 2738! And look for the school I teach Dynamic Drawing at, Syn Studio, at table 2629 in Artist Alley. The floor plan is here on the Con’s site, and posted bellow is one with our spots highlighted!

Good news for Dream Life, we moved a nice chunk of books at the show in Toronto, including adding three new retailers to our distribution efforts! Hope to match that in Montreal at least in part. I have some home court advantage maybe, so that might help? Any rate, It’ll be primarily Dream Life, and prints on hand. Thinking about making some coupon code/gift cards for my digital comics? We’ll see if i can spare it the brain cells in the next few days.

If you want to buy some art from me, check out this page and order in advance, to pick up from me at the show? I’ll have some art there as well for sale. And if you’d like to pre-order a copy of my book to pick up at the show, buy it via this link and in the special instruction, mention you’ll be at the show, between now and the 12th, and i’ll make sure to have one ready for you there! I’ll be doing personalized portraits in the copies at request.

I’ll be up for doing commissions too, if you’d like to reserve one in advance the limit will be 4 done before the show! Contact me about the details.

I mentioned that I was able to utilize the closing hours of FanExpo, to present Dream Life to a few retailers in the Toronto area and persuade them to stock a hand full of copies of the first [Launch] editions! Here’s the list of my new good friends. :) Thanks for taking a chance on my book guys!

The venerable and recently reborn Silver Snail! Had a nice brief face to face with George about doing things in store in the near future. This would be fantastic. And with the copies he took from me that means i’m stocked at both stores now, assuming Ottawa still has one left.

The guys at Gotham Central in Mississauga seem really enthusiastic about supporting Canadian creators! Got a lot of interests I intend to follow up talking with them about, and they took 4 copies from me for their shelves.

And, I sold a pair to Doug Wright Spotlight Award winner,  Steven Gilbert. One for him and one to try out at Fourth Dimension Comics in Newmarket! The man obviously has excellent taste!

That brings the number of stores that are or have stocked Spilt Ink books, Including Dream Life | a late coming of age, &/or physical issues in some cases of Revolver Quarterly, up to 30 since the relaunch of the imprint!

For independent distribution, via a one man operation done when I have time over the summer, so too bad! A solid start anyway, in a long game.

So, i’ll see you at the Montreal Comic Con? Watch my twitter for the announcement of my table number, and i’ll be around the Syn Studio table as well at some point, and they will know where to find me too.

Steven Gilbert with his personalized copy of my book! Thanks Steven!

 

FanExpo 2014 – where to find me and what i’m bringing.

 

I have a floor plan now! Here’s how to find me @ FanExpo 2014!

When you enter the main hall of the South building, after going down all those elevators as I recall, the artists are all in the far left side of the room. And I’m in the back row against the far wall, at P6B. It’s behind the artist ally. Just after the Raid Row and around the bend. I’m bringing prints and original art with me to sell, and some of my books, mostly just Dream Life | a late coming of age. I may have a few Revolver‘s with me but not many. I am going to have an offer to take an order of a bundle of them from me direct if my square works — need to look into that — and i’ll ship them to you no cost! I’ll be there Friday and Saturday for sure, Sunday if those two go well. Watch my twitter feed for updates! Cheers! See you there PS: you can still make sketch request reservations still, I take Paypal!