This weekend I will be selling artwork and merch at the Artist Alley in table 278 at Fanimecon. Ill have the usual stuff as well as some new things this time around:
I will be bringing a new supply of the Cockblock Doll. If you missed your chance to get one the first time, I will have a a new batch for this show. Hurry, my supplies are limited.
I also have a limited supply of shirts, wallets, and one hat that I made. Many are in black and gold and I have a few shirts with my Meat Ghost Character on them.
While I was trying to get more backpacks out for sale, the ones I made were bought up immediately and I sadly don’t have any to show off for the con. Instead I made some new hoodies with artwork Emblem Fail in gold vinyl on the back. It is a basic black pullover hoodie with art on the back and my doll logo on the front.
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Stop by and come see my stuff!
While I spend my time getting ready for some upcoming shows, I figured I will update to highlight some recent creative things I have made recently and placed in my gallery portfolio.
Here is a small piece I did awhile ago Titled Hybrid. Which is part of my OOR series. It is made from black and gold foil vinyl on glass.
Here is a recent magazine Article I illustrated and helped design.
And lastly I came across an unused laptop messenger bag, so I hand-pressed it with my own illustration using gold and white vinyl. I plan to make some prints from from this drawing as well in the future, and the bag itself will be for sale in my upcoming vendings.
One of my recent bodies of work I titled O.O.R. Which is short for Outcome of Residue, or also Outcome of Recession. The characters depicted in these pieces are meant to be bastard versions of past characters, as if an alien residue came from the darkness and tried to mimic that creatures it saw, but could not quite suceed. The pieces are made small which represents the ideal of a malnourished artwork that never “grew” to a large size. The whole theme is to communicate how one simple downturn in society can ripple along and influence all around it, even to the most far’fetched corners.
The pieces were recently on display in Haute Macabre’s Induced Epidemics Show at the Chaos gallery. Here is a picture they took of some of them:
Check out more of them in my gallery.
Some of the pieces are still available for sale, feel free to contact me if interested.
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