At least some of the blame for my month long blog absence can be rested on my efforts in gathering up and finishing comics work for the Small Press Expo (SPX) in Bethesda, MD last weekend. The event has come and gone finally, and was loads of fun as always.
Here are some pics!
Maris and I manning our table.
An Ant-Man commission I did on Saturday - my first time drawing the character.
We also debuted a few comics as well. Fluffboy, as mentioned previously on this blog and yet another comics collaboration.
'Four Squares' is a journal comic compiling the talents of Maris Wicks, Liz Prince, Tim Finn and myself. For the month of July this past summer, the four of us decided to each draw a daily journal comic to be later collected as a mini for SPX (and beyond). It was my first time doing such a thing, but I thought it was a lot of fun. Here's a sample spread from the book.
And there you have it. If anyone is interested in purchasing a copy of Four Squares, it's now available on my Etsy site. Check it out! For you Fluff lovers, I'll be uploading that to the store shortly. Stay tuned...
4 comments:
I did 1-2 posts about SPX each day last week and STILL haven't gotten to covering you guys :)
I think i will get to that tomorrow!
Dang! I didn't know you were at SPX! I woulda totally bought some stuff!
I gotta learn to get out from behind that table more...
I absolutely adore your artwork. My friend went to APE and he got me the comic Four Squares, and I am so in love with your style! Ahhh!
Also, I notice you draw yourself left-handed, are you?
You also had a lot of movie references. That's very cool, because I'm something of a fruitcake when it comes to film.
I am. I love your stuff. I can't wait until I can see some more of it. Keep making comics! You're really very wonderful at it, and I'm going to try and get ahold of your stuff as soon as possible.
Much love from a Californian artfag,
Sey.
Hi Kelsey,
Thank you so much! Consider me flattered.
To answer your question- yes, I am left handed.
I love movies.
And I'll certainly keep making comics. I love them, too.
Thanks again for the kind words.
-J
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