I'd have to say you made out great!

Christmas SURPRISE!!!
1/1 Cyan Printing plate...





Some more sketches...slight improvements:





Merry Christmas.

Day after Christmas.
Finally, something that comes close to being called a true sketch card.

I might be wrong, but I think that kind of tiny dot artwork is called "stipple".
Whatever it is, nice work from Don Pedicini and congrats on finding it!

Tried my luck at the local card shop, opened 10 packs and pulled these 2 sketches:

Tod Allen Smith




Denise Vasquez panoramic sketch

Another surprise!!!

I bought a box for my wife for Christmas and we opened it last night.

We were completely blown away with the cards we pulled - each one a masterpiece.

I think we were really lucky - 2 sketches (Kyle Babbitt & Ingrid Hardy) and a panoramic (Paul Gutierrez - I think) !!





The best pulls we've had from a box in some time by quite a way!

These are all very nice cards.

I might have to pick up a case or two.



What is the preferred method for storing the panorama cards?

I am worried about creases from leaving them folded up in a normal size card sleeve.

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Originally posted by rehbdan:
These are all very nice cards.

I might have to pick up a case or two.

What is the preferred method for storing the panorama cards?

I am worried about creases from leaving them folded up in a normal size card sleeve.

Ultra-pro sells archival safe postcard sized (holds up to 3 11/16 x 5 3/4 cards) soft sleeves & large toploaders that would fit them... you could then store them in a two pocket page.

Here's my sketches from the 3 boxes I picked up. Besides the common inserts this is it. I have 2 more boxes on the mail and I'm tempted to get a case.

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My pulls out of two boxes, I was very happy to pull a Panoramic, and the cards by Laura and Kevin Doyle are spectacular!

Very nice, is that top left Indy stipple?

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Originally posted by Don Pedicini Jr.:
Very nice, is that top left Indy stipple?

No, it appears to be some sort of airbrush technique. I'm not really that familiar with airbrushing, so I can't say for sure. It looks pretty cool though! I wonder if he made a stencil or what?

2 more boxes arrived. A panoramic sketch and a printing plate.

Box1:


Box 2:

4 boxes! I`ll let the sketches talk for themselves (happy to get one of the panoramic ones)

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Originally posted by Bryan Shaffer:
I got two boxes in the mail and I am PRETTY SURE I made out like a bandit...or a Raider. Either way I am happy. Need help on two of the artists though.

Indy by Randy Martinez
Indy by Eric Maell
Willie by ???
Indy and Marion by J. Scott Campbell
Panoramic Indy and Willie by Howard Shum

The Willie sketch is by Scott Zirkel. His signature kind of looks like "SH".

Oh, and congrats on the Campbell. Very nice.

-Bob-

Thought i'd try my luck at another box.



I think i'm really starting to like mcdee's work.2 boxes 2 sketches

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Originally posted by Hyperion:
4 boxes! I`ll let the sketches talk for themselves (happy to get one of the panoramic ones)

Beautiful Campbell Indy and I love the McCrea too!

Thought I would have a crack at a box of these.
Pulled a nice Michael Duron sketch of Elsa, I really like his work so was very pleased. My mood somewhat changed when i pulled my Brent Woodside sketch of Indiana Jones (similar to the ones already posted here so I wont waste anyones time with another scan)

Collins English dictionary defines masterpiece as: 1. An outstanding work or performance 2. The most outstanding piece of work of an artist or craftsman.

My question is, if the above is true then how bad is Woodsides "lesser" work?

Steve, welcome aboard.

While you are in the Collins English dictionary, look up "sketch". While they do not bring much on the secondary market (actually...very few Indy cards do), I see no problem with Woodsides as long as one does not get 3-4 per case.