When you write a column focusing on the business aspects of an industry, you can sometimes lose sight of the innate good natured leanings of so many people around you. The ongoing catastrophe in Japan has led to an outpouring of charitable efforts in support of the very difficult times that lie ahead, and it’s served as a reminder of how awesomely powerful we as a society can be when our efforts are directed at a unified purpose.
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Scott Morse (limit 20) print (signed and numbered) for $100 ===>
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Zac Neulieb print for $22.50
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Linda Yuki Nakanishi print for $20.00
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Rob Dobi print for $21.98
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Stanley Chow print for £30.00
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James Jean OVM Lotus War scarf – Famed comics cover artist turned fine artist and fashion maven James Jean is donating all the proceeds from his OVM conceived Japan-themed scarf to the relief efforts
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Joshua Smith of Hydro74 with a Japanese Salvation Army themed tee for $20
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Threadless Japan and Pacific Rim T-shirt Challenge – Geeks love t-shirts and Threadless is a long-standing collaborator with comic artists. The company is running a design contest now where the winners shirts will go directly to support relief efforts
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Thank you for bringing these to my attention. I’m glad to see so many contributing in such interesting ways.
yes thank you for compiling this list. Nice to know people in the industry have taken it upon themselves to use their powers for good….
Since the Luna Bros helped make this awesome t-shirt possible, I think it qualifies for your list: http://dissizit.com/blog/?p=10448
OH, I should have made that a clickable link, sorry: http://dissizit.com/blog/?p=10448