Busy busy busy

Man, it's been a crazy week. Between Halloween, releasing the music video, Rhode Island Comic Con, announcing the EP release (getting physical copies of THAT all ready), booking, AND a 40 hour a week job I've been doing a lot of running around. That being said, Rhode Island Comic Con.

This was a super last minute thing, only hearing about it a few months ago when I hit up Boston. I just barely snuck in as one of the last people to get tables, and I'm pretty glad I did. It's really close, and I ran into a bunch of people I know. Some expected, some not so much. Glad to see both Jennie Wood and John Yuskaitis and glad I got a chance to meet Eric Carlson and his wife (who was kind enough to watch my table a few times while I snuck out to grab some food. Seriously, this was the first Con I've done where I haven't dragged someone along with me so that was a real life saver!). He does a comic called Tiki P.I. that is absolutely hilarious and absurd. Highly recommended.

Also, I did a bunch of sketches this weekend. I was a Pokemon trainer for Halloween, so decided to just keep wearing the Ash Ketchum hat all weekend. As a result people kept asking for Pokemon sketches. No complaints here.

The Kanto starters. OG status.

Espeon

Charizard

Mega Charizard X. Yeah, we went there.

This is actually the first thing I drew when I got there, based on that rumor that Gengar is supposed to be the shadow of Clefable, since they have a very similar silhouette and Gengar is known as the "shadow Pokemon." A lot of people showed interest in this one, but it eventually went home with the lovely Bethany Maddock. She's a pretty badass cosplayer and you should go check out her gender swapped Scorpion from Mortal Kombat if you've never seen it.

Now these two are ones that I had actually done prior to this Convention, but they just happened to find a home this time around. Someone appreciates my derpy Street Sharks drawing.

Saturday I got more commissions, but Sunday I got WEIRDER commissions. This one is Gene Simmons if he were also Venom.

A pug wearing shades doing something cool. I have no idea.

Baltimore Comic Con

Baltimore Comic Con was great. Saw some friends, sold some things, and did a bunch of commissioned sketches. The weirdest (see: most awesome) thing someone asked me to draw was a picture of them kicking a zombie in the balls. Apparently they have a collection of this very thing drawn by a lot of different people. Nice.

Oh, and I'm playing a show at the Crunch House with Stillborn Identity and Baker. Crunch House always has dope shows, so if you're in the area be sure to come check it out.