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!

Sometimes it can seem so cold do what you gotta do to cope

My contribution to Periscope’s art auction to benefit victims of the tsunami and nuclear crisis in Japan:

Original:

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.

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:

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!

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!

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!

Nicolas Hitori de

Emi Lenox

Angie Wang

Joëlle Jones

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!

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. 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.