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Convention Report: BENTcon 2011
I was only able to attend BENTcon 2 at the Bonaventure Hotel in downtown LA on Sunday December 4th. It was, I’m told in full swing from Friday night, and I’m sure I missed some good events and panels but … Continue reading
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Comic Con 2011 all in one big post
Note: These are all in separate posts, so there were some edits to them while I was posting. There are links to the individual posts at the bottom of this one. If you are so inclined to comment, please comment … Continue reading
Comic Con 2011: ninjas, smart phones, crowds walking and looking at their smart phones, gah
So, the links below are my Comic Con San Diego 2011 reportage. I didn’t have a Smart Phone, so I missed out on a few things. Like these ninjas. This is their front side: Adorable!
Comic Con 2011: Debbie Huey
Debbie Huey publishes Bumper Boy comics and toys and they are adorable.
Comic Con 2011: Jeannie L.S. Galster
Jeannie L.S. Galster is the author and artist of Reverence.
Comic Con 2011: Ben Costa
Ben Costa won a Xeric Award
Comic Con 2011: Thien Pham
Thien Pham was more into talking about the other artists at his table than his own work.
Comic Con 2011: Maddox!
So, I met Maddox! and his lovely companion, Marie the Lumberjack, this year. Comic Con Gothic
Comic Con 2011: Sze Jones
I am a big fan of Sze Jones! Anyone who can draw an octopus girl like that has my worship.
Comic Con 2011: Bryan “Kaiser” Tillman
I talked to Bryan “Kaiser” Tillman last year (CCSD 2010 scroll down) and was a total idiot because I know nothing about gaming of any kind except you use these cute dice and cards and everything is so elegant and … Continue reading
Comic Con 2011: Cat Staggs
Cat Staggs has been doing CCSD Artists’ Alley for seven years. She has a comic in the upcoming Womanthology from IDW in December. She started out in comics doing trading cards. She’s been drawing her whole life and has a … Continue reading
Comic Con 2011: Katie Cook
Oh my God, can Katie Cook ever draw! I got a copy of “F*ck you Box,” a mini-comic about her cat’s inner dialog and, um, challenging approach to his environment and I was laughing my ass off reading it on … Continue reading
Comic Con 2011: Sho Murase
Sho Murase has been working in animation as a freelance character designer and storyboarder for the past ten years. At this year’s Comic Con, she’s showing and selling her personal work. She was raised in Spain and went to art … Continue reading
Comic Con 2011: Amy Mebberson
Amy Mebberson draws very pretty girls and she had some cool artwork at her table in Artists’ Alley. She’s been a comic book artist since she moved out of animation at Disney at Sydney when it closed in 2006. After … Continue reading
Comic Con 2011: Celine Chapus
Celine Chapus has been working as an illustrator since 2007, but she’s been drawing her whole life. She decided to pursue this full time after she accidentally walked into a pirate themed store in North Hollywood (Chest of Divas, I … Continue reading
Comic Con 2011: Brett Bean
Brett Bean was selling art prints and original commissions. This is his first Comic Con behind the booth. He’s working on a digital comic book. He makes video games, role-playing games; he started out as an environment artist.
Comic Con 2011: Shannon Wheeler
Between now and the last time I saw him, Shannon Wheeler shaved off his beard. Then he won an Eisner. Is there a connection? Discuss.
Comic Con 2011: Anthony Hon
Anthony Hon Was helping promote Wahab Algarmi’s “Society of Unordinary Young Ladies,” which is about 1980s sitcom heroines doing unordinary things, like fighting communism and stuff like that.