C.H.U.D. and Another Happy Customer

The C.H.U.D. convention on Sunday was much more productive than I was expecting it to be! I was originally supposed to set up my art on the corner of the Stormwatch Comics table, but when I arrived I was informed that there were some spare tables where I could lay out all my work. I wasn't expecting to have such a nice setup, it was GREAT!

While I was there, I met Gabriel from KING Comics. I'm almost certainly going to be creating a custom pinup for some the characters from his comic and I may even end up doing a custom t-shirt design for him in the near future!

I'll post more about that project when it gets closer to coming true.

Also, Tom located another place on the internet where strangers are talking about my stuff, which is always a wonderful pick-me-up in the middle of the day!

The Scarlett Johansson sketch cover I'd done for Stormwatch Comics finally sold, and the man who bought it is apparently quite pleased with his purchase. I'm looking forward to doing more sketch covers in the future- definitely for Stormwatch and hopefully for Dynamic Forces *crosses fingers*

I'm still waiting to hear back from them.

Wish me luck!

Doctor Who Doodles

Someone has been watching too much Doctor Who lately...

...And her name is Laura Guzzo.

Upcoming Art Shows!:

This Sunday, on the 14th, I'll be at the C.H.U.D. Comic Book Show in Laurel, Maryland. You will find me at the Stormwatch Comics table, selling prints of my superheroine pinups as well as a whole mess of Doctor Who t-shirts.

Keepin' Hope Alive

Morale has been down in the LG camp recently.

Things with Bluewater are NOT working out and I spent my Sunday afternoon working at a small comic convention, where I sold almost none of my work.

Aaaand I got my first student loan bill in the mail yesterday, which means the clock has officially started ticking.

So, feeling kinda shitty. Feeling down. And then, I saw THIS.

The man who bought one of my Wonder Woman Day donation pieces has been blogging about me and all sorts of people liked it and reblogged it.

Here's the link for his blog, Spandex and Sports Bras, as well as links to the first and second blog entries he wrote about me.

It's always nice when someone likes your work and it's even better if that person is a stranger, but it's the absolute BEST when you can eavesdrop on a whole bunch of strangers talking amongst themselves about how much you rock.

When the people involved don't know you and aren't aware that you're listening, they have absolutely no reason to be nice or polite- The only thing they're responding to is your work.

The internet is a mean place full of anonymous cruelty- so on those rare occasions when it smiles upon you, it is a very happy day indeed.

Upcoming Art Shows!:

This Sunday, on the 14th, I'll be at the C.H.U.D. Comic Book Show in Laurel, Maryland. You will find me at the Stormwatch Comics table, selling prints of my superheroine pinups as well as a whole mess of Doctor Who t-shirts.