Post- and Pre-Con updates and a Corgi!

I uploaded some fun pics of cosplayers and other stuff from GeekOut that you can see here!

GeekOut and KiraKiraCon were great and I had lots of fun meeting the con-goers and other artists. I'm really looking forward to next year's GeekOut, since it will be upgraded to a 3-day event!

Up next on the schedule is my first 3-day con, Hoshicon, in Winston-Salem June 28th through June 30th! There'll be more digital art prints (most fanart stuff... but new stuff!), some new print runs, more robot mugs in more colors, and a handful of special plushies I'm making for the event. Should be fun, and maybe I'll add some previews of the merch on here in a week or two!

Meanwhile... Checkout this fan pic I received of a corgi with my corgi print! Too cute!

ZaPow Gallery Setup Complete!

I just finished setting up my first display at ZaPow! Gallery in Asheville, North Carolina. It's not a huge section now, but if it does well, then I will expand my space and add more work and crafts. I'm super excited to participate in an Illustration based gallery. It suits my taste perfectly and will be beneficial for me to be a part of as a growing artist and illustrator (oh dear, I'm starting to sound all Disney... no more of that, lol).

Check it out! http://www.zapow.net/

 

These last two pieces are a print and painting for the "Out of this World: Robots, Ray Guns, and Rockets" show that is opening next Friday at ZaPow! Sorry for the shoddy cell phone picture, but it was the best I had on me. I resurrected my old robot linocut and cut the new background block for it. Surprisingly, I didn't really have any ray guns or rockets in my collection other than my unfinished Better Brave than Bored big block. So for the painting, I basically took the design concept for the BBTB block and redid it in a better way. I had another painting of a space couple on a foreign planet watching the stars that is super darling, but it isn't finished yet. It's next on the agenda to do. Even though it didn't make it in the show, it'll still go up for display.