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October 16, 2009

portfolio number three: pre-order

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[“Ignore Every­body”: Lar­ger ver­sion here.]

[“New York”. Lar­ger ver­sion here.]

[“We Need To Talk”. Lar­ger ver­sion here.]

[“Corinthians”. Lar­ger ver­sion here.]

[“Port­fo­lio Num­ber One”, han­ging in a collector’s office in Germany.]

After the suc­cess of Port­fo­lio Num­ber One and Port­fo­lio Num­ber Two, we’ll be publishing Port­fo­lio Num­ber Three in about a month.

11“x14”, Rives-Arches French made paper, hand-printed, limited-edition seri­graphs, hand-signed and num­be­red by me, i.e. the exact same for­mat as before.

This port­fo­lio will be sma­ller ver­sions of prints we have already published on the gallery. Peo­ple like the big­ger prints (“Pur­ple Cow”, for exam­ple, is 39“x28”), but small ones have their place, too (espe­cially if you like han­ging art in downs­tairs bath­rooms etc.).

Also, with the Holi­day Sea­son coming up, these wee “Cube Gre­na­des” will make a lovely gift for peo­ple. Because of their rela­ti­vely small size, you don’t have to worry so much about where the per­son recei­ving it is going to find room to hang it etc.

You can buy the entire port­fo­lio of four prints, fra­med, for $495 plus Ship­ping & Hand­ling. Or you can buy them indi­vi­dually, fra­med, for $150 each, plus Ship­ping & Handling.

I’ll announce when the Port­fo­lio is up on the gallery site and ready to go, or you can reserve yours now by clic­king on one of the two Pay­Pal Depo­sit but­tons below (one for the port­fo­lio of four, one for buying a print indi­vi­dually etc.), and we’ll put you first on the list. The other advan­tage of using the Pay­Pal but­ton ins­tead of wai­ting for the offe­ring to go live on the gallery web­site is, the ear­lier you place the depo­sit, the easier it is to reserve a cer­tain num­ber of an edi­tion you may care to have.

The plan is to have these prin­ted, sig­ned and ship­ped out within the month, so plenty of time before Christ­mas and Hannuka.

I hope you like what you see, this going to be a great little series. If you have any ques­tions, please feel free to leave a com­ment below. Thank You.

[TO PURCHASE PORTFOLIO #3 — $75.00 DEPOSIT]

[TO PURCHASE AN INDIVIDUAL “PORTFOLIO # 3″ PRINT — $50.00 DEPOSIT: Once the prints are up on the gallery site, we’ll e-mail you to con­firm which one of the four you want spe­ci­fi­cally etc.]

[Backs­tory: About Hugh. E-mail Hugh. Work with Hugh. Twit­ter. Car­toon Archive. News­let­ter. Book. Inter­view One. Inter­view Two. EVIL PLANS. Limi­ted Edi­tion Prints. Essen­tial Rea­ding: “Everything You Always Wan­ted To Know About ‘Cube Gre­na­des’ But Were Afraid To Ask.”]

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10 Responses to “portfolio number three: pre-order”

1. Kayla Dawson says:

   October 16, 2009 at 5:25 PM

   Nice work. Can­not afford right now but just wan­ted to say WOW!

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   • Hugh MacLeod says:

     October 18, 2009 at 10:57 AM

     Thanks, Kayla

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2. Ross says:

   October 16, 2009 at 6:21 PM

   Don’t like #4, I pro­bably won’t purchase this to lack of money any­ways, but for me, #4 is a large jump from your nor­mal artis­tic style and I don’t really like it, not sure if anyone else feels that way.

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3. Hugh MacLeod says:

   October 16, 2009 at 7:42 PM

   @Ross, you kid­ding? We sold a bunch­load of the large # 4 so far…

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4. Kait says:

   October 17, 2009 at 8:25 AM

   Very cool. I like the set…they defi­ni­tely show the diver­sity of your work.

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5. John says:

   October 17, 2009 at 10:12 AM

   Hugh, I want prints of all of them. Mostly #1 and #4. And Ross I disa­gree. I want to put #4 on my desk at work. It goes per­fectly with Rob­bert Sutton’s book. http://bit.ly/1IKTdP
   Cheers,
   @johnflurry

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6. Joi says:

   October 22, 2009 at 9:54 AM

   I love them all — the Corinthians one may be my favo­rite. We Need to Talk is outra­geously funny!

   Your talent ama­zes me. I can’t even draw flies.

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7. Tom says:

   November 4, 2009 at 5:40 PM

   Thanks Hugh, a really nice collec­tion. I hope ‘a story without love’ makes the next set. Is it pos­si­ble to get them unfra­med like the pre­vious sets?

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8. Hipolito M. Wiseman says:

   March 29, 2010 at 10:46 PM

   I want to say – thank you for this!

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9. Marketing Automation says:

   January 2, 2012 at 4:47 AM

   Pat on the back…

   Thanks ood­les, you have lif­ted my spi­rits immensely.…

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