Thanks for coming to my website! It's been an ongoing project for me these past few years as I digitally retrieve old artwork and place it in the site for maximum benefit. I've set up the pages so that it will make it as easy as possible to see what illustrations I've done for what games over the years. There are still major "grey" gaps in the collections, especially when it comes to Role-Playing Games, but hopefully the assorted links will allow you to fill in the information a bit.

I still intend to have some professional help assembling a proper website in the future, but I figured a rough pass by myself should suffice for now. I'm trying to make sure a basic HTML version is fleshed out and accessable to as many as possible before replicating it with a slicker Flash (or something else) version that will work best with faster connections. If there's anything with the site that isn't working right (besides ugly formatting because of different browsers), please let me know. I want to make sure it works with as many of the browsers as possible. Ubiquity I say!

Yes, I do sign cards! Please send your cards with a self addressed stamped envelope to:

Mark Tedin
c/o KrabJab
5628 Airport Way S, Ste. 250 (changed from 335 as of August 1st, 2010!)
Seattle, WA, 98108

or

Mark Tedin
2008 Federal Ave E.
Seattle, WA 98102

or

Mark Tedin
C/O Wizards of the Coast
PO Box 707
Renton, WA 98057-0707

The first and second addresses get mail to me much faster since the mail only gets sent to me from WOTC if it builds up a bit. I can sign as many cards as you'd like, but remember to mail them including a separate SASE (self-addressed stamped envelope) with sufficient and matching postage.

I can sign as many cards as you'd like (I recommend keeping it under 50 per mailing), but remember to mail them including a separate SASE (self-addressed stamped envelope) with sufficient and matching postage.

I'm not sure how to advise people outside North America, however, since they usually can't hunt down and include U.S. postage on a return envelope. I've received International Reply Coupons in the past, usually from Europe. These are handy because I can exchange them for appropriate postage at the Post Office here in Seattle. They are available in 70 countries (except Taiwan) and as of June 2006 now look like this.

I will try to get some estimates on how much various card mailings would cost from a few different countries in the future.

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