>>2211310>>2211928What the artist is telling you is that they ARE going to reprint it but they are not going to specifically reserve a copy for you. It's fair if they are doing the same towards everyone.
You might have less trouble asking people to see you a copy, rather than asking them to scan you a copy (even if you're paying in both cases). I think it's easiest to just keep an eye out on their social media and be ready to pounce when they put their artbook on sale again. If you do ask the artist politely, you might get an estimate on when they're planning on releasing the next batch.
> I don't feel that uppity about "artist copyright" when someone's making money off /fanart/> making money off /fanart/ > implying the artist is making a profit and not just wanting to make back the work they put into the book > implying the artist is greedy > after they refused your bribe for a reprint 'kay.
