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Even though it was hot n sweaty in the convention center, the Mocca comics festival had a energetic and hopeful vibe. There was a line around the block to get in and see this year’s batch of independent comics. Many thanks to artists Itziar Barrio, Jon Mangini, Juggernut, Azita Houshiar and Moonshine who all took a turn working at the East Village Comix Sampler table with me and Jennifer Blowdryer. These pictures were taken by Azita and there are more on her flickr page.
Picking up the mannequin
Setting up our table
Moonshine, one of the East Village Sampler artists, brought t-shirts, framed art and his illustrated self
Selling comics at table #512
Here’s the lovely flyer for the MOCCA comics festival, drawn by Molly Crabapple.
This year the East Village Comix Sampler (edited by me and Jennifer Blowdryer) will be at table #512.
Please come and say hello!
It’s near 25th street in Manhattan. You can find more details here: http://www.moccany.org/.
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Part One of “Profiting from the Non-Profits” that I did for the East Village Comix Sampler #2
Hope you can join me for this art party at the Tank on March 19 in NY. This is the second edition of a zine my friend and I put together- made up of personal and experimental comics by people we know in the art and entertainment world. At 7pm there’s a variety show featuring amusing stars of the Lower East Side performance scene – Jennifer Blowdryer, Jessica Delfino, Juggernut, The Fools, Moonshine
Details and directions: http://www.thetanknyc.org/theater
Cheers,
Sarah
This is a “personal superhero” commissioned by a friend as a gift for her friend, all the superhero details reference things in the recipient’s life.
It’s done! these are the outside and inside covers I did for the new Sweet Potaotes EP, beautifully silkscreened by Ms. Sweet Potatoes herself with her label mate Ola. The record label is: Dandelion Gold
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Tina Hilton used an fashion drawing of mine to illustrate her knitting column on craftstylish.com. The model in the illustration is my friend Rae, who happens to be talented at crochet. Although I think in this drawing she was using the tape measure to make an architecture model.
