Once again, Emerald City Comicon has come to an end, and those who attended or worked it are somewhere on the spectrum of pleasantly exhausted to don’t-expect-me-to-stand-up-anytime-soon.
For those who missed it, I made sure to snap pictures of our PopCap crew manning their table and making art the whole livelong day!
I saw Sarah Dicken painting this, and now it is mine. Yes, in this case, the Finders Keepers rule applied to art acquisition. I'd've arm-wrestled for it if anyone got in my way.
David Ryan Paul and Rich Werner never stopped sketching, and the Zombie watched over them.
Jordan Kotzebue happily hawked Hominids while modelling the finest in Solitaire Blitz couture.
Hominids is a webcomic that comes out weekly online and then is collected regularly in print format. I hear that is the future of the comics industry. Go check it out! (Hominids is not an all-ages comic. You are warned.)
Note: In this image, Sarah Dicken was busy painting the bunnies. And they are mine.
How adorable are these?! If I had kids, these are the blocks I’d want them playing with. Mix-n-Match Creatures by Sarah Dicken (aka One Dill Pickle), coming soon to an Etsy near you.
Karin Madan giggles behind her display copies of Monsterpedia, volumes 1 & 2.
Visit Karin online and check out her Etsy store for handmade jewelry!
When I saw Erin working on this kitty sketch, I was instantly jealous of whoever had commissioned it.
If you were there, send us pictures of you reading Hominids or Monsterpedia, wearing a Karin Madan necklace, drinking out of an Erin Middendorf mug… we’d love to see! If you weren’t there, you can still visit the artists’ sites and online shops, and you can even get a copy of Monsterpedia volume 2! It’s the easiest way to get your hands on some lovely bunnies by Sarah Dicken, among other things.