As some of you could probably guess from the title, this weekend I had to reformat my laptop.  Not fun times, let me tell you. I didn't lose everything, thankfully, but I did lose a great deal of my music, as well as my functioning copy of Office Professional 2007 and Adobe Photoshop CS5.  I can't exactly afford to buy new ones on either count right now--and no longer have access to the original copies I had thanks to moving, and family members moving as well--but I have started a fund to go toward getting new copies.

Which is where my next topic comes in!  Ontop of commissions--which are still open--I'm offering prints of a great deal of my artwork for sale.  You can get a limited run signed 8.5"x11" print for $15.00 plus shipping, or an 11"x14" for $20.00 plus shipping.  Limited run prints are produced on the highest quality white cardstock in lots of 50, after which no more will be personally signed.   I'm also offering open run prints, which are not as high quality in stock, lack the signature, and will be produced on and on until people get sick of them.  These are $10.00 for an 8.5"x11" or $15.00 for an 11"x14", plus the cost of shipping.

The following pieces are all available for print--

--as well as others.  Let me know if there's something in my gallery you've always wanted a copy of, and I'll see if it's viable for printing!  

Shipping for the 8.5"x11" prints is $4.95 in the US, $11.95 to Canada, and $13.95 to anywhere else on the planet.  Insurance is extra, between about $2.00 and $5.00, although apparently international changes pretty regularly, so I'd have to double check that before moving forward with your order. Shipping for the 11"x14" is variable depending on the weight and location, and must be calculated specially. (If you want a larger print, you'll receive a secondary PayPal receipt or email from me detailing the price of postage.)

As mentioned above, commissions are still open for anyone who wants one, both for index cards and various other types. Given that I don't have a fully functional copy of photoshop right now (I'm running the trial in the hopes that at the end of the month I'll have earned and saved enough for the full version) I'm in the rare position of offering full-size traditional commissions, which I almost never do.  Pricing for that falls under the "Standard" bracket on my website, leaning toward the higher price rather than the lower.  Sketches are still the same regardless, since those are produced traditionally anyway.

So YEAH. Basically, recovering from a reformat after owning and using this computer for EVERYTHING for the last two years is maddeningly pricy. Help a girl out?