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Pricing, Aftermarket, and Secondary Market Artist Compensation for Magic


Donato Giancola

[caption id="attachment_78605" align="aligncenter" width="1600"] First to Last, Amber Prison 1996 to Aetherspark 2024.[/caption] Pricing, Aftermarket, and Secondary Market Artist Compensation This is the part of artist relations Wizards of the Coast is NOT going to like to talk about in public. This is why laid-off employees need to sign Non Disclosure Agreements (NDAs) to receive severance packages. Corporations do not like public facts. Since I will likely never work for Wizards again, and have already…

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Report from IlluXcon 2024


Lauren Panepinto

October 31, 2024 - Happy Halloween! Thanks for bearing with me last month when I was on sabbatical and talking about John Singer Sargent's watercolors (because JSS's Venice watercolors are amazing). I got home a few days before New York Comic Con, which is always a hectic time for a SFF publisher based in New York.I didn't have a lot of official duties, but we had a lot of authors come thru and visit the offices, and I tried to see some artists that were in town. Then had a few days to catch my breath and off to IlluXcon! [caption id="attachment_78558" align="aligncenter" width="450"] Julie Bell[/caption] [caption id="attachment_78561" align="aligncenter" width="450"] Jarel Threat[/caption] Unfortunately Lightbox & IlluXcon are on the same weekend (why can they not be at least a week apart, I'd love to go to both) so due…

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