We have sold too many posters too cheap, so raised the price to make up for that and make the 200 or so we have left last. It's really the only way. This poster thing was--I guess still is-the most unpredictable, amazing luckout shock to us, ever. Thank you. I hope it doesn't turn sour. In an internet age, anything can happen and nothing is surprising.

The idea of an early adopter cheap price was to raise cash fast so we could make the balloon payment. At that point, all that mattered was fast cash. So these posters that cost us $15 plus time each, used a $2 box, took non-free labor to process, and a few bucks to mail. It is gratifying and fantastic that so many of you bought these posters without even seeing the image. Man, thanks a lot.

And please, you can't get mad at the new price. This is kind of the going rate for a David Lance Goines poster, anyway. Look 'em up. When we're down to 100 the price goes up again. This will no doubt make somebody mad, but when we're down to fifty, the price will go up againagain. We want the remaining 200 to last ten years. Five, at least. It's not like it's true advertising for us. You'll hang it in the hall, or bedroom or den. It's art, and only barest of barely commercial. It's art with faint commercial undertones. There's a brand on it; there. We are happy with how it came out, and had little to do with it.