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Q: | Which piece in your gallery is your favorite and why? |
A: | They are all my favourites! I don't buy what I don't want. My favourites rotate through my collection as my fancy takes me. Each represents a memory or an experience: when I first saw an image that I am privileged enough now to own. some of this is from when I was a kid, other when a student, others from awesome new artists that I've only recently discovered. |
Q: | Please tell us a little about yourself. |
A: | My day job is in art also (www.bellevuearts.org). My comics and illustration collecting allows me the ability to cut loose a little and apply my professional skills to a different but related field. My job is presenting art to the public; this collection is only for me. |
Q: | How long have you been collecting comic art and what prompted you to start? |
A: | I've collected all my life, but the first pieces of comic art I bought was in 1989 from the original Forbidden Planet comic shop in Denmark St, London. I still have them - 2 pages of Cam Kennedy: Rogue Trooper; To The Ends Of Nu Earth - and they cost me just 40 pounds. |
Q: | How do you display/store your collection at home? |
A: | Some pieces are framed, and displayed carefully away from natural light. The others are in file folders. I also have a sliding wall that allows me to rotate pieces of my collection on display using magnetic clamps. It's a great system, and allows me to admire pieces that might otherwise be hidden away; even display entire stories. |
Q: | What are your top five most wanted original pages or commissions? |
A: | I'd like something by Brendan McCarthy from 2000AD, and a fully painted piece by Chris Foss. One of Oli Frey's 'Into The Unknown' DPS from Look & Learn would be high on the list. Friends know that there is particular David Pugh page that I would move heaven and earth for (it's with a collector in Australia), and an acquaintance owns a complete episode of Flesh Book 2 that I would drop everything to acquire. A Liberatore piece would be high on the list, and more Magnus, Talbot or Hanselmann is always good. |
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Marie Severin and Jon D'Agostino Muppet Babies #23 |
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TODD MCFARLANE AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #316 PAGE 18 (GREAT PETER/MJ PAGE WITH VENOM!) |
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Humberto Ramos - Spider-Man #4 Variant Cover |
JUDGE DREDD - 2000 AD PROG 197 COMIC MAGAZINE COVER ORIGINAL ART BY BRIAN BOLLAND. |
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