Mexican Sirena Mask Now Available!

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My Mexican Sirena mask is now available in my shop! This mermaid art was inspired by one of my layovers in Mexico.

$12.49 EA or $9.99 when you buy 4 or more.

Mask Sirena Mermaid

Features:

  • Non-medical face masks help you express yourself even when you can’t show your face
  • Two layers of soft 100% brushed polyester with sublimation print on the outside layer
  • 7.25″ x 4.6″ / 18.5 x 11.5 cm with over-ear elastic straps for a snug fit over mouth and nose. Each ear strap is 8″ / 20cm 
  • Wash after each use
  • Do not use as medical personal protective equipment
  • Adult use only and should not be placed on young children younger than 2 years of age, anyone who has trouble breathing, or is unconscious, incapacitated or otherwise unable to remove the cover without assistance

 

2020 San Diego Comic Fest

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My table with new branding.

Before the COVID-19  Safe At Home executive order, I was lucky to attend the 2020 San Diego Comic Fest. I was happy to debut my new branding, including my new banners for my table. I had so much fun seeing all of my San Diego friends, I can hardly wait for next year’s comic fest!

My new banner with some of the art in my comic books.
This year’s theme celebrated the science-fiction master Ray Bradbury, and stop-motion animation legend, Ray Harryhausen! These are some of the props created by Robert Maya for “Jason and The Argonauts”. Their eyes even lit up!
oh-oh! I’ve messed with the wrong skeleton army!
Even the Mandalorian with Baby Yoda made an appearance!

San Diego Comic Fest

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I am excited to table at the San Diego Comic Fest, the comic convention with a casual atmosphere and an intimate scale that allows fans to mingle directly with professionals and exhibitors. It’s the place where you can indulge your love of comics, science fiction, films, and meet professional creators without high-priced tickets, crowds, or long lines. I hope to see some of you there!

Art by Scott Shaw!

3rd Annual Latino Animation Festival

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Next weekend, I am super excited to participate in the Latino Comics Expo’s 3rd Annual Latino Animation Festival. Check out my new promo!  Get your tickets here:

https://www.artful.ly/latino-comics-expo/store/events/19610?fbclid=IwAR0uoeieh5z1xzEdNhLZr6ioblqVV_pSkHmpzY8Twk1xiX3XV7ubZ1-an14

2019 San Diego Comic-con

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I had a blast at this year’s Comic-con. I dressed up as Lando Calrissian and made blue Cloud City Margaritas!

Grasiela Rodriguez
Two Landos for the price of one!
San Diego Comicon
View from the Hilton Bayfront.
Bride of Chucky
These collectible dolls were a hoot! I love the Bride of Chucky and the other Chucky movies.
Annabel & Pennywise
Pennywise and Annabelle collectible dolls.
Jordan Peele's Us
These were my favorite cosplayers this year, they came dressed up as the “Tethered” from Jordan Peele’s “Us”. They were great, I also captured them on my osmo pocket. I’ll have to post the footage from that when I download it.
Jordan Peele's Us
Oh-Oh, they see me!
Jordan Peele's Us
Here they come!
Hotel del Coronado
On the last day of Comicon, we visited the Hotel del Coronado, across the San Diego Bay. The wooden Victorian beach resort is the second-largest wooden structure in the United States (after the Tillamook Air Museum in Tillamook, Oregon) and was designated a California Historical Landmark in 1970 and a National Historic Landmark in 1977.

2019 Wondercon

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I had a great time at this year’s Wondercon (as usual).


All ready to enter Artist Alley to check out all of the cool art and everyone’s new books.

The Batmobile, driven by Michael Keaton, the original conceptual illustrations for this design were drafted by Julian Caldow, under direction from Tim Burton and Anton Furst. It’s my personal opinion that the Michael Keaton batman had the best everything!

There is absolutely no denying the impact that Batman has had on pop culture. Bruce Wayne first appeared in Detective Comics #27 on March 30, 1939, which means the actual date of the 80th anniversary falls squarely during WonderCon Anaheim 2019.

A little Game of Thrones cosplay outside on the steps in front of the fountain.

Caught the panel for Jordan Peel’s new Twilight Zone reboot, with some of the producers, composers, and staff, moderated by Ginnifer Goodwin.

Before heading out, I had to have the 24K gold-plated ice cream cone at Snowopolis in Anaheim, CA.