The print of 'Connection' has been donated to `ArtistsForCharity, a deviantART group which… donates money from prints to charity. Pretty straightforward.

They've plenty of other beautiful prints for sale, and all proceeds will go to a selected charity (currently the Autistic Self Advocacy Network), so go look around a bit. Good stuff.

Just a reminder my Imagekind prints are only on sale for three more days. That includes both the on-paper prints and the on-canvas prints, the little tiny eight-by-ten prints and the giant forty-eight-by-sixty-inch prints. It even includes the giant prints on paper types so fancy i can't pronounce them, like "Hahnemuhle Torchon" - actually, this is pretty much the only time you'll be able to get a massive hahnemuhle torchon print for under $100.

You can also have prints framed through Imagekind. I have no control over Imagekind's framing prices, so i can't put those on sale, but they've got more framing options than any sane person will ever need. Like, i'm seriously considering hiring a virtual framer so i'm not stuck with the default frame but don't need to tinker with it myself. That many.

Here's the deal: I want to raise my prices in my Imagekind print shop. Lots of little reasons, most of which i don't think anyone really cares about, so i'll spare the long-winded details. Especially since it's not exactly a huge massive price increase. The cheap $9 prints are now $9.25.

But before i do that, i'm putting the whole shop on sale. So the $9-$9.25 prints are now $8.57. It's not a huge discount, but i literally can't make it any cheaper with Imagekind's markup system.

I'm also going to put stuff on sale more often. I haven't decided when the next shop-wide sale is going to happen, but i'm planning on putting new images up at a cheaper, sort of introductory price and leaving them that way for a week or so.

• The current shop-wide sale is only lasting until 3 April. Then it all goes up to the new pricing and the only sale images will be the new ones.


• This is only happening on my Imagekind store. I sell prints through deviantART, too, but it's not nearly as easy to adjust the prices. I tried adjusting all my dA print prices a year or two ago and just about went blind. I'm not even sure i ever actually finished. Suffice to say i'm never changing a dA price again until the system gets a bit easier; what i put in when i upload the print is what it's staying at, dammit.


• Imagekind pretty much always has some kind of promotion going on, whether it's for framing or shipping or prints on a certain type of paper. I'm rather ashamed to say i honestly don't know what their current promotion is, but i'll be sure to post the promotions whenever i not-so-subtly remind everyone which piece is on sale from now on.

It's not all that new - i started up How to Draw People about two weeks ago - but i've been a bit slow to mention it on dA. Well, here it is. New blog, new demo, new humanoid-drawing awesomeness.