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v1cious
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Posted: Sat Nov 04, 2017 3:00 pm
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Why would anyone in their right mind think this is a good idea?
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NiPah
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Posted: Sat Nov 04, 2017 4:25 pm
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v1cious wrote: | Why would anyone in their right mind think this is a good idea? |
It’s just a goofy promotion, I see nothing wrong with this.
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Dr.N0
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Posted: Sat Nov 04, 2017 4:45 pm
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I actually find this original.
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Kyo Hisagi
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Posted: Sat Nov 04, 2017 6:06 pm
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A little off-topic here but anyone knows where to buy original drawings from mangaka's? Maybe autographed edition? I've seen signed All you need is kill once.
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Blanchimont
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Posted: Sat Nov 04, 2017 6:35 pm
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Kyo Hisagi wrote: | A little off-topic here but anyone knows where to buy original drawings from mangaka's? Maybe autographed edition? I've seen signed All you need is kill once. |
Even if you found such a place, know that second-hand signed anything is among the most fraud stricken trade that can be found out there. If you do purchase such items you better have iron-clad proof of authenticity beforehand...
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Cutiebunny
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Posted: Sat Nov 04, 2017 10:58 pm
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Kyo Hisagi wrote: | A little off-topic here but anyone knows where to buy original drawings from mangaka's? Maybe autographed edition? I've seen signed All you need is kill once. |
If it’s a super popular mangaka or artist, I’d recommend just sticking with Mandarake. They do a lot of research on the items they sell during their Big Web Auctions, which is where you’ll find hand draw sketches from artists like Miyazaki. Be advised though that these things aren’t cheap, and even a Miyazaki scribble can cost thousands of dollars.
If you’re looking for lesser known artists, you can occasionally find the ones you’re looking for. Yahoo Japan has a lot of auctions for original artwork, but most of that artwork are from new artists. I’ve found a lot of nice stuff on YJ, but it does require patience and the use of a deputy service as YJ sellers don’t ship outside of Japan.
Conventions with Japanese guests are also good for finding sketches, but the really nice stuff, if auctioned off, can sell for hundreds if not a couple thousand dollars.
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XerneasYveltal
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Posted: Sat Nov 04, 2017 11:46 pm
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This whole automated autograph thing should have been a thing for a long while now.
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Kyo Hisagi
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Posted: Sun Nov 05, 2017 3:24 pm
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Cutiebunny wrote: |
If it’s a super popular mangaka or artist, I’d recommend just sticking with Mandarake. They do a lot of research on the items they sell during their Big Web Auctions, which is where you’ll find hand draw sketches from artists like Miyazaki. Be advised though that these things aren’t cheap, and even a Miyazaki scribble can cost thousands of dollars.
If you’re looking for lesser known artists, you can occasionally find the ones you’re looking for. Yahoo Japan has a lot of auctions for original artwork, but most of that artwork are from new artists. I’ve found a lot of nice stuff on YJ, but it does require patience and the use of a deputy service as YJ sellers don’t ship outside of Japan.
Conventions with Japanese guests are also good for finding sketches, but the really nice stuff, if auctioned off, can sell for hundreds if not a couple thousand dollars. |
Thank you very much, I will try and do my research
Blanchimont wrote: | Even if you found such a place, know that second-hand signed anything is among the most fraud stricken trade that can be found out there. If you do purchase such items you better have iron-clad proof of authenticity beforehand... |
I trust this shop a lot (I am not promoting it, of course) and manga was already out of stock when I found it. Pretty sure it was not a fake.
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