Talbot art, eastman, or laird art
 

hey guys, im looking for art from these guys. if you can help out, please let me know. thanks :tgrin:

Kevin puts a lot of stuff on his website.

http://www.kevineastmanstudios.com/B...lArt-id-7.html

IDW has a couple of black label Mikeys still left.

http://idwlimited.com/shop/teenage-m...-michelangelo/

As far as Talbot and Laird, I dont know. I only have one Talbot piece and none from Laird, best of luck.

thanks a lot =)

I purchased all of my Talbot art directly from Talbot himself at various conventions and the like. That's probably not the kind of information you were looking for....sorry.

Laird stuff is quite difficult to find. He doesn't really do cons, most he does is free comicbook day at shellback nowadays, and even then good luck getting more than a turtle head.

At least that is how I understand it to be.

Eric Talbot does commissions. You can contact him by email with [email protected]. I am not sure the charge rates he has since I have not bought art or prints from him like I have Dan Berger and Mike Dooney.
http://erictalbot.blogspot.com/

Peter Laird does not do commissions only turtle heads with his signatures. You can contact him via his twin PALogs off of BlogSpot or send something to Mirage Studios preferably with a return address envelop and postage for easy return.

Kevin Eastman is only really obtainable via conventions. He does it a lot more last year and this year. He is a great guy and is cheap. I met him in Charlotte last year. Hope that you are near one of them. His official website I see is hyperlinked above and I suggest you take a look at it. You can buy pre-signed comics or a t-shirt but not sketches.

Sorry, if its not much help but its quite hard to get these guys to do what you are asking.

that's good info. how much are his pieces usually at conventions?

thamks a lot! =)

It all really depends.
Usually when I see him at Cons he'll have various prints available for $10 - $25 or so. Then original pages for quite a bit more than that. One thing I have taken advantage of is his unfinished work. He has a binder of various pieces that are in progress, and depending on his schedule he'll finish them at the con.

I think I dropped a couple hundred dollars on this GORGEOUS Leo piece that he ended up mailing to me after the fact. I seriously have to get that thing framed...

do you have a picture of it? that's really cool that he possibly can finish some unfinished work there.

is there usually a line for him to do commission work at cons?

I do in fact!
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/...tArtNYCC14.jpg

So I purchased this from him at last year's NYCC, when it was maybe half to 2/3 done. Sometime after the con he mailed me the finished product.

Hello Fellow Dromers

I'm normally a very quiet member on these boards. But I want to discuss my unpleasant transaction with Eastlos217. I responded to this very WTB thread on 06/23/15 and I offered him a small commission piece from Talbot for $90 after we agreed to the deal he advised me that he would send me payment next day. Well after a week he tells me that he had an emergency and that he would pay me soon. Another week goes by and I followed up and no responds. Finally this week I write to him again and he tells me that he would pay this week. long be hold I find out that on the same day he offered a fellow dromer $550 for a piece of art on his CAF. This guy is shady he takes 3 weeks and countless follow ups for me to get $90 but he willing to offer someone $550 for another piece.

I'm never dealing with this guy again. I just want to warn future sellers about this guy.

I do apologize about this. I am not that kind of individual, and I offered that member that much hoping he would, and I knew I had to sell other items to come up with the funds.

I am not a shady individual, I complete my deals with several dromers. Archon is a friend I use to do deals regularly with, and if he was still on this site he would vouch. I truly do apologize and this will not happen again.

Keep in mind that manners matter. If you put up a WTB post like this and someone offers something to you, you should respond one way or another. Politely declining is MUCH better than just going silent.

If what was said above is true, it seems it was worse than simply going silent.

Eastlos217 contacted my last night trying to make things right. He offered a partial payment for my time with I accepted. I give him credit for trying to make things right.

Two different situations, my man.

The OP and I had a back and forth going just talking about collecting in general. I told him I had a piece that might be of interest and he said he'd like to see it. I posted a picture and an asking price and never heard from him again.

There was no bad transaction here, but the actions were a little uncouth.

Ah. My bad then. Didn't know you were speaking of a different situation. Sorry about that.

Glad everything could be worked out in this case