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John Byrne
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Posted: 02 January 2014 at 4:25pm | IP Logged | 1 post reply

They were wondering why I got a picture of the Michelin Man Tire guy framed.

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Roger Stern's wife, Carmela, tells the story of attending a Halloween parade. One of the floats had superheroes on it. She describes a mother pointing to a well-made Captain America costume and exclaiming to her child "Look! Spider-Man!"

People see what they see!

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Bill Catellier
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Jodi- that framing job came out excellent!  Bet it look's great on his wall.
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Benny Hasa
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As this wasn't my first rodeo with a JB commission at the 11 x 17 level, I already had my frame prepped with matting and UV protected glass before my piece even came in.

Very very very and I mean very happy with this piece. My third round with a JB commission. Thanks again to JB and of course Jim Warden for making a dream come true. Hoping for more commissions in the near future.

 

 

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Roy Johnson
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I found a bunch of frames similar to the Thing's by Michael Arndt, except without the matting, at Wal-Mart. They fit 11x17 and were super cheap.
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Jason Mark Hickok
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Looks great, Benny!
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Joe Hollon
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Nicely done, Benny!
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Scott Green
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Outstanding, Benny!
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William Roberge
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Looks great Benny!
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Benny Hasa
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Thanks for the kind comments everyone.  Even to this day it's pretty surreal that I own JB commissions. As a kid if I would have flipped my lid at the idea and started saving like a man possessed to get one. I think my parents would have prevented it from happening, but thankfully I'm now an full fledged adult (or at least I hope so) and can now afford it.

3 ideas down, 97 more to go!

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Fred J Chamberlain
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As a kid, I couldn't have even conceived of the idea that
original artwork was an option. As it is, I wasn't aware
of it until the early days of ebay. I unknowingly missed
many opportunities through ignorance of the hobby. Hell, I
lived in NYC for 4 years in the mid 90's and didn't go to
local cons.
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Robert White
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 QUOTE:
They were wondering why I got a picture of the Michelin Man Tire guy framed.


Because the Michelin Man is well known for his love of fine cigar's.

"I like corporate mascots, what can I say? I'm thinking of having one done of the Keebler Elves in congress with Little Debbie next. Suffice it to say, it might prove controversial..."
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David Philpott
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Been meaning to post this for a year or so. Thanks for the great commission John. Your the best !
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