Showing posts with label store. Show all posts
Showing posts with label store. Show all posts

Thursday, October 6, 2011

Today's the day



Woah, hey! What's this? 5 new books from me available overnight? That's right!! My dad just launched his series of children's books! I spent the last year illustrating them, and even got to work with Cat Farris (cool colorist) and Emi Lenox (incredible inker) on books 2-5. Check them out on Amazon!

Wednesday, February 9, 2011

You know what you believe to be right

Brian Warmoth posted a nice article on my fan art over at Comics Alliance today!:D

(Speaking of...) New art for Periscope's weekly sketch challenge: Joan and Roger from Mad Men!

You can buy the original from the Periscope Etsy store. :)

Thursday, December 2, 2010

You make me complete

I've just put 9 new originals up for sale at my Comic Art Fans account. You've seen them over the last few months like this:









Wednesday, September 8, 2010

Why does this rain pour down? I'm gonna drown

Fan art from La Quête de l'oiseau du temps for Raffi, who has been a fantastic patron of my online store:


Thanks, Raffi! :D

Friday, July 9, 2010

You think that you should rule the world; I think books are a thrill!

Over the Surface 1 minicomics and the 1+2 bundle are back in stock! :D

This print run of chapter 1 features 4 pieces of beautiful fan art in place of the bonus art in the last print run. Previews! <3


Nicolas Hitori de



Emi Lenox


Angie Wang


Joëlle Jones

Saturday, March 27, 2010

Let it come true right now



I added Over the Surface, Between Gears, and The Legend of Larsha to my Etsy store, which means that all 4 new 2010 minis are now available online! :D

Sunday, June 28, 2009

Buttons now available in my store!!! Check 'em out! :)

So...Miyazaki is coming to Comic-Con. And this is all that I will be talking about for the next month. *A* I wonder if there will be any way to give him presents...probably not, huh? Meh, I'll be happy if I see him with my own eyes. :)

Can't Stop the Serenity was last night, and I had a blast with my friends Mary and Christina! We got to The Gypsy too late for most of the festivities, but it looked like it was a good time. The trivia questions were HARD, though! They asked things like "What quadrant is Miranda in?" O___o;
The movie was awesome. It was my first time watching it, so maybe not the best idea to go to a showing where people are encouraged to yell at the screen and say "look out!" before everybody dies, but still, I really really enjoyed it! I couldn't even tell who was going to die, because all I could hear around me was "AHHHHHHHHHHH" right before it happened, and there were so many camera cuts leading up to it that I just knew death was coming to someone. :P They asked who was watching it for the first time before it started, and I was one of like 2 people, so once in a while someone would shout things like, "Who didn't see that coming?" and someone else would reply, "The girl in the middle!!!" xD; Definitely going next year and making preemptive jokes with everyone else. I liked the speakers and the message from Joss Whedon before the film--I love his characters and his portrayal of women, and it was cool to see an entire event inspired by that. Very cool indeed.