A sample illustration for Ms. Dolores, a character from East of the Sun, West of the Moon:
Enjoyed meeting and talking with everyone at the convention in Atlanta this weekend!
Just a reminder: If you happen to be in the Atlanta, GA area this weekend, I’ll have an art booth at 221 B Con from April 8-10. We’ll be celebrating all things Sherlock Holmes! I’ll be selling art prints, books, greeting cards, originals, and other stationary. Hopefully, I’ll see you there 🙂 For more information on 221 B, such as location and directions, please visit the official website: https://www.221bcon.com
The current state of the publishing industry evokes such a sadness. What options are there for up and coming independent storytellers? Obviously, in regard to self-publishing, Amazon is an option. I will find a way to publish my work. The search for a publisher– if this is my biggest problem, then I’m doing absolutely fine. But damn it all, folks. Damn.
Prepping for the Sherlock Holmes (221 B) Convention here in Atlanta, GA (and a return to a bit of normalcy after the pandemic):
While what we’ve seen over the years with the Star Wars films is wonderful, none of it compares to Ralph McQuarrie’s initial concept designs:
The first attempt at 3D printing Sparky didn’t go so well… but try, try again as the saying goes.
Due to the thin legs and arms, adding a branch-like support system during the print process might help:
As a kid, I loved the first black and white comic book series of Eastman and Laird’s Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: