The Doctor

I've spent the last month on my studio room floor, printing t-shirts the hard way.

So far, I have designed two Doctor themed shirts- both concepts came from Bob Hoskins of Stormwatch Comics, so a big thanks to him for giving me the initial ideas and then encouraging me to actually make them. The first one is pretty simple, and can be seen below.

I've just started producing shirts with the second design, which features Mr. Tom Baker himself! These are much easier to make, so I ought to have a decent number to bring with me to the next comic book show.

A design featuring K-9 will be available soon.

Those of you who follow my blog religiously will remember the Felicia Day incident, and since then I've become cautious with what I post on the internet. However, the interest I've received from the local Whovian population has been really encouraging, so I've decided to start offering them for sale on my Etsy account.

I can also do special orders and door-to-door delivery if you're in the South Jersey area, just let me know the size and color you need. I already have versions of the designs printed on black & white t-shirts, so if you want a particular color, it'll cost a little more.

Honestly, as long as you're willing to throw in a few extra dollars for the trouble, I'll print on any type of shirt you'd like. Long sleeved, short sleeved, colored, you name it.

If you or someone you know is interested in placing a shirt order,

email me at LauraGuzzoArt@gmail.com

Comic Book Pin-ups

In order to make my booth more enticing to the comic crowd, I churned out a few last minute super heroine pin-ups before the show. I plan on making color versions of both of them eventually.

I didn't found out that I was going to have my own table at Wizard World until the last minute, but I am still quite pleased with how they came out. I'm hoping these two lovely ladies will be the first of many.

Another pre-convention project was the Julie Newmar portrait.

I'd heard that she was going to be one of Wizard's special guests, so I made sure to turn out a headshot of her to sell at the show. Some friends of Julie's who were traveling with her came by the booth and were really excited about it. I'd wanted to give her the original at the end of the day, but unfortunately,

she had to leave early and

I missed her. I will simply

have to wait until the

next time Ms. Newmar

comes around.

Finally, I used Wizard World as an excuse to cash in on an idea I've had for sometime now. I've got five words for all you Joss Wheaton fans out there:

Felicia Day Adult Novelty Cards

I won't hide the fact that I have a HUGE girl crush on Felicia Day and since a good handful of my friends feel the same way about her, I figured it was time to give the world what they wanted. To receive Miss Felicia Day as a present, sent by a thoughtful friend, through the mail.

But since actually sending that package is rife with legal and medical complications (there's nothing more worse than receiving a Box-o-Felicia that has gone bad, damaged in transit by careless postal workers) sending one of your Felicia-loving-friends one of these adult novelty cards is a much better option for all parties involved.

By the way, if you're interested in prints of any of these images,

all of the items I've described here are also available for sale on Etsy.

CORRECTION: After receiving a Cease & Desist letter from Felicia Day's lawyers, I will no longer be selling the Adult Greeting cards.