Poetry Art Post--the last one you will have to sit through

[agarfuith]

Yes folks, this will be our final issue, and as we still have a considerable budget from our last sales we're having this one professionally printed as well and then will split up the remaining money.  And they say poetry doesn't pay.

Comments

[agarfuith]

Thank you Kiki!

[punkheid]

Hearing about self-published poetry/magazines/anything like this always makes me happy =) Where have you been selling it? Congratulations on the high sales!

Both of the pictures disturb me, but in a very good way. I especially like the way you've done the three-necked bottle-thing in the first one.

[agarfuith]

Well, it's not exactly published, we just sort of went to a printer and we then will sell it at our school, so it's not anything that spectacular. We've still been doing quite well with it though :D
Glad you like the pictures!

[punkheid]

That seems pretty spectacular to me :D It fills me with glee that people buy things like that. It makes me feel nostalgic somehow. And reminds me of My Life in Blue, which is always a good thing :D

[haydenthorne]

*loves your style*

Good job with the self-publishing efforts! I'd go the self-publishing route if I had more confidence in my ability to put something sellable together.

[agarfuith]

Thanks <3
It's not exactly self-publishing, we only sell it at our school so it's not that big a thing really, but then again it's not bad for poetry. As for putting something sellable together, it is of course challenging, but at least what you'll have in the end will be more dignified than "Darcy's Daughters IX".

[whatistigerbalm]

Exquisite.

[agarfuith]

Thank you!

[pomegranat]

absolutely love the end pic! i love how each of your pictures tells such an intricate story. one really has to piece all the details together.
i still can't believe that we actually managed to draw the cover pic together. props to us!

[agarfuith]

Yes indeed! I think we can give ourselves a pat on the shoulder for this one. And yes, even if about the only thing I got out of Chemie was what an Erlenmeyerkolben looks like, it's not as if I'll ever need the other stuff again anyway.