It's not hoarding ,if it's valuable

i used to do tattoos , now i do books ,crafts/folk-art

 

Well, if they do get published, please let me know.
After The Furry Freak Brothers, not much offends me. The 1960s''70s and all.
heh heh heh

 

harold head did it for me lol

 

Are they scratchboard drawings? I did some scratchboards many years ago in school and kind of liked the medium.

 

i first drew them in pencil on printer paper , then i took them to the print shop and had them printed in ink then when i was playing with them in paint shop and reversed color ,really liked them with the night look but it costs a fortune to print as they don't seem to make white ink for printers so it uses to much black ink . black on white cheap white on black it's 56 a book i have sold 30 (black on white paper ) and given away a few also trying to get it out there , signed lots of singles .little bit of a local celebrity lol drew one on a bar ceiling tile once with magic markers at the New Brunswick in Vermilion when me and the band i was managing at the time (near zero) played there.2001 or 2

 

Ah, gotcha. Yes, printing in almost all black ink would get expensive!

 

yeah when i first asked them they said it would still be black and white charges but when it came right down to it ,they over charged 5 x lol

 

i have a Samsung cpl500 does both sides but only get 4 books per ink toner fill

 

Both expensive and a pain, I imagine.

I wonder if there are any commercial processes that are less expensive? In the 50s-70s, my mother had photostats made of antique book plates that she incorporated in textile designs. The photostats produced images that reversed black and white and they had to do a second pass to produce images that were reversed back to the originals. But even if that process were being done today, the "black" was a bit gray.