The sense I get — especially when prints (by any artist) are close to selling out — is that regular, fervid updates of this nature are masturbation material for a handful of members. Excitement builds up as the countdown approaches its climax, being the moment the number of prints remaining at source switches to zero.

For me, these types of posts are less irritating than embarrassing. They make me feel voyeuristic, and my natural instinct is to look away. It's as if I'm walking in on a naked stranger during an intimate moment, while they're trying to relieve themselves on the forum.

And when it turns into a collective exercise, with multiple members partaking in unison, the situation becomes yet more awkward — like I shouldn't even be here, since my presence is interrupting a circle jerk.

Dear Tartarus,

I here publicly thank you for this opportunity and your big heart and sensibility on this cause.

The lucky 103 - Bob

I thought this giveaway was cool and fun, AND I really like (a few) Harland Miller works. Thought that needed to be put out there. Well done.

Stiks kindness rather than mine. He handed me a bunch of them (gone now) so it seemed only fair to pass on his good vibes!

take mine instead of

Cheers tartarus for this, awesome gesture