Artist Spotlight

HenNChicks

Dave and Tracy over at HenNChicks combine bright graphics with pop culture standards.

I scored a great collection of signed prints and books from my fellow Small Press and Independent Press vendors this year. With lots of empty walls begging for decoration, this will kick off a great gallery collection of San Diego Comic Con talent. Follow the links below to see more from these great talents and get your own art gem:

Brittney Lee Josh Shalek Paul Friedrich Mike Yamada Bill Robinson Dane Ault

Beautiful line work and a rich imagination from artist and author Llyn Hunter. I’m proud to own her latest creation.

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I’m so happy to have this wonderful collection of the latest offerings from our good friends Cesare and Kirstie of Curio & Co. We can’t wait to brighten up the walls of our house with their beautiful prints. Their latest book offering, Frank and His Friend, Special Collector’s Edition Vol. 1 is chock full of great humor and imagination.

Graham Erwin

Graham Erwin’s Pacific Rim poster from Odd City.

Cyclemon

Cyclemon from Thomas Pom

La Boca

Love the retro treatment of a re-imagined King Kong poster from La Boca.

Sue Beatrice

Sue Beatrice crafts intricate imagery within the confines of her Steampunk watches.

DKNG Postcard Set

Postcard set from the ultra talented DKNG folks.

“Land of Kaiju” Shirts and Stickers

A selection of Japanese styled monsters from the ChetArt “Land of Kaiju” series are now lurking on t-shirts and stickers. For adults these designs are available in a variety of colors and styles such as a t-shirt, girly fit, v-neck, baseball 3/4 sleeve, long sleeve and hoodie. You can also adorn your little monsters with a kids t-shirt, baby t-shirt or one piece in a wide variety of colors.

Follow this shop link to see more.

Hero Complex Gallery Show-Red

Hero Complex Gallery opens a show with the theme “Red.” See more great examples via The Fire Wire.

Jen Sorensen

Cartoonist Jen Sorensen’s work resides in the upper tier class of her profession. She crafts clever words and art to reveal the irony and insanity of our Vonnegutesque world. She recently received the National Cartoonists Society Award for Best Editorial Cartoons and is a finalist in this year’s Association of Alternative Newsweeklies Awards. Jen’s insights serve a much-needed purpose and she does it with flair and creativity. Jen and Scott recently relocated to Austin and better yet, we’re proud to have them right in our neighborhood. Check out more of her work HERE.