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Dave Phelps
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Okay, enough drooling over you guys' stuff. Here's what I got from Baltimore (Internet connection permitting and in no particular order): The Question by Kevin Nowlan (it scanned really light so I fiddled with the contrast so you could actually see it): 
(And yes, I realize the absurdity of asking a guy known for his distinctive faces to draw me a character who doesn't have one, but I kinda fell in to getting a sketch and Vic was the only character who came to mind.)
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Dave Phelps
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Evil Donald by Don Rosa: 
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15 years after getting a Phoney Bone from Jeff Smith, a Fone Bone: 
I look forward to getting Smiley in 2026...
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Internet's getting annoying, so more later.
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Fred J Chamberlain
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Laura Lee Gulledge's Let's See in 3-D is simple in its message, though powerful in its implication. Love this piece. Check out her Page by Paige graphic novel, which is filled with many more images and thoughts to ponder. 
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Fred J Chamberlain
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| Posted: 23 August 2011 at 6:18pm | IP Logged | 6
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Laura Lee Gulledge attended 2011 Baltimore Comic with it being her first con as a professional. She was promoting her graphic novel, Page by Paige. I found her pieces to be thought-provoking and was able to pick up a few. Ego leaves one pondering the pitfalls of getting stuck in oneself. It will look great in my office at the practice. 
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I dig the Rosa Donald Duck. I'd like one of the Beagle Boys by him if I see him at a show again. Does Jeff Smith charge for those sort of con sketches or are those freebies? I saw him at a signing a few years back and he was doing little freebie doodles but nothing that looked that complete.
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Love all the new art that's been posted here recently.
Jason - The J.G. Jones Captain American turned out wonderfully!
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Here's the one piece I got at Baltimore. The scan's not great (my scanner doesn't deal with pencils well. Or maybe I just don't know how to scan them). It's Francine by Terry Moore.
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Those all look great, guys.
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Next in my Baltimore pieces is page #4 from Spider-Man and the Fantastic Four #1. I've always enjoyed Wieringo's take on Spidey and the fun he infused with his depiction of the character. His brother has regularly attended Baltimore since Mike's death in 2007 and brought some pages he recently acquired with him. This gem was in the batch and the perfect opportunity to add a Ringo piece to my collection took place. Fun and a nice example of Mike's work. 
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Joe, the Jeff Smith was a freebie. To continue, the aforementioned "cute Mary Marvel" by Jose Luis Garcia-Lopez: 
(He did sketches in a sketchbook he sold, in case you're wondering about the guy in the lower right. I really wanted a Captain America, or really any Marvel character would have done, but he said no, so I got as close as I could. :-) At least the sketchbook itself has a Spider-Man sketch in it.)
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