Monday, October 29, 2012

BASA Costume Party


While I spend Sunday recovering from last night's Halloween party and today's Giant's World Series win celebration, I thought I'd post some photos from last night's party. There were some great costumes from some creative people.

 Callie's creepy horse head.

 Ethan as Tony Stark.

 David as Cthulhu

 The Fealy family.

 Orange & Black. Halloween or Giants?

 Speakeasy Ale. Great art. Bitter beer.



 Avengers Assemble!

 Sean is the Iron Chef!

 Sierra's zombie

 Steven gets deep and pretentious

 Gangnam Style!

 Tori: Barmaid or Pirate Girl?

 Tracy brings our Digital Illustration class homework to life.

 A creepy scene in the neighborhood.

 Nick's Stalone from the Expedables.

 Gansukh's Sub Zero from Mortal Kombat

 Alice's impressive costume

 Just a normal day for drawing.

 Josephine being creative and adorable

This is what I look like too when I cut myself shaving

Friday, October 19, 2012

Thursday, October 18, 2012

Artist Cards: Batman


I had worked up a bunch of Artist Cards to sell at APE the weeks before the con. I didn't sell a one but that is okay. I think these will do well at other cons. And although I wanted to do more known characters, mainstream Marvel & DC characters were not the thing for an alternative convention.

Wednesday, October 17, 2012

Recent Art


In my mad scramble leading up to APE, I was making all kinds of art but not posting it. Here is a piece I did as an example of a con sketch.

Monday, October 15, 2012

BASA at APE


It was a fun weekend as my friends and I exhibited our artwork for the first time. A good starter convention for us was the Alternative Press Expo (A.P.E.) in San Francisco. While it was really six individuals getting two tables, we did exhibit under the Bay Area Sequential Artists (B.A.S.A.) name and sold the BASA anthology.

Here are some photos from Sunday at the con....


Callie Flores writes Hi.


BASA member and supporter DVC instructor Arthur King.


My art work sale.


More of my art for sale.


Fellow artist Nick Pino.


Last minute helper Josephine Fealy. She also got a tastes of things because next time she moves up from helper to art exhibitor.


Just a small part of the exhibitor's room.


Josephine's mom, Linda, and myself spent some time talking upstairs and just watching the group from above.




Steven Yu thinking about Pamela Anderson?


Art Mom Linda Fealy.


Tim Tam was picking my brain for artists I liked and, based on my raving about Mark Schultz's work, went down to his booth, bought his book, and had him sign it.


Our anthology for sale, which did really really good.


 Nick Pino and Tracy Miller. Tracy had experience working retail for Comic Relief years ago and, as a result, absolutely killed it with the social game of selling at the con.


One of the "3 Dyps", Steven Yu, acting goofy.


Our group patron and artist in his own right Tim Tam. He kept us fed all weekend. Dang, we had some great helpers this weekend.


Artist Colette Woods, whom I sat next to for the weekend. She's like half my size too.


The group in action.


Josephine's mom Linda dropped by so we really had another helper.


Fellow editor, artist, and organizer Callie Flores and her amazing art. Callie, you are the BEST!!!!