I’ll be at the North Carolina Comicon at the Durham Convention Center this weekend (Nov 17-18) with the rest of the Tsunami Studios crew. I’ll have original art from books I’ve worked on including Transformers, Doctor Who, and GI Joe. I’ll also be doing commissions and have a few other odds and ends – including
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My Interview at NYCC
I was interviewed by Project Landmine at NYCC. This must have been Saturday or Sunday of the show. This is the first show that I never once ventured out into the dealer area. Primarily because the way the show was set up, artist alley was in a separate wing of the convention center. But really,
SDCC Journal: Day 2
FRIDAY (I think. Is it Friday?) I woke up with sore legs. Three months of no running makes Brian out of shape. Breakfast at the same place as yesterday where I was seated at a table in the neutral zone (i.e. where two serves thought the table belonged to the other.) so I sat there,
SDCC Journal: Preview Night and Day 1
WEDNESDAY I met up at Horton Plaza with Randy Green and Kelly Yates outside of The Great Khan Mongolian Grille. Given Randy’s fanaticism with the place (which may be justified, it’s good) it’s not surprising that I would run into them there. To kill time until badge pickup we went to see Spider-man, which reinforced
Convention Etiquette – How to (not) Sell Your Comic Book
So, you’ve got your comic all finished, printed, and ready to sell. You’ve spent years going to comic conventions as a fan and now you’re ready to be on the other side of the table, peddling your wares on your way to fame and fortune. Chances are you’ve got a table in the Small Press
Red Sonja sketch card
I did an impromptu artcast yesterday afternoon and finished up this Red Sonja card. You can watch the process from pencils to finished color on the archived video. I just want to plug the Virginia Comicon winter show one more time. It’s this Sunday, Feb 28th in Richmond. I’ll be up with the guys from
Virginia Comicon, Richmond VA. Feb 28th
Sunday, Feb. 28 I’ll be in Richmond, VA for the Virginia Comicon. I’ve done the fall show for the last 3 years and it’s well run, well attended, and definitely worth your while if you’re looking for good show to attend. And there are comics. Lots of comics. This is one of the shows our
