I brought my video camera and took hardly any footage because I was so busy cranking out cards and stuff. BUT luckily we had Denise Vasquez there to help out. Denise is also a Star Wars Artist and she’s such a fun and cool soul. So big thanks to Denise for this awesome video that you put together…Awesome job!
For the sake of proof of authenticity of the autographs on these 2 sketch cards–Here are some more pictures from Star Wars Day at the Frank and Son Collectible Show of Ray Park and Daniel Logan, autographing the Limited Edition Star Wars Day exclusive sketch cards. The show was held on 02.20.10 an Mat Nastos and I created an exclusive set of cards for that day.
You can See Mat Nastos’ card to the left, that has already been signed by Ray.
Big news for a big Event! I will be participating in the event: Star Wars day at the Frank and Son Collectible Show, City of Industry:
February 20th, 2010 10am – 3pm.
Frank and Son is a weekly mini convention loaded with collectibles, comics, toys and more, regularly open Wednesdays 3pm-9pm & Saturdays 9am-5pm. Admission and parking are always free! Frank & Son is located at 19649 San Jose Ave. City of Industry, CA 91748
So…Join us in a day of celebration of the Star Wars universe as we welcome Ray Park (Darth Maul) and Daniel Logan (Young Boba Fett). From 10 am -3 pm, they will be signing autographs for fans.
In addition to that, Mat Nastos and I will be working on sketch cards set up as exclusives by and for the event. There are a limited number of cards.
You can get more info on the even by going to the Frank & Son Website at: http://www.frankandsonshow.net/star-wars-day-feb-2010.html
This is going to be huge as people are already ordering commissions.
Please email me if you’re interested in getting a one of kind, Star Wars Day exclusive card created. There will also be a limited number of signed sketch cards by Daniel Logan and Ray Park.
Every Wednesday and Saturday I teach art workshops on how to draw comics, color theory, coloring comics etc. My classes are held in the City of Industry, CA at a fun place called Frank and Son–A collectible show that’s basically a big warehouse turned into a mini convention of comics, toys, sports cards and more. Mat Nastos and I form the Comic Book Art Institute, and teach from booth 807.
Yesterday we had a special guest join us, Butch Patrick–who played Eddie Munster on the cult classic TV show form the 1960′s– the Munsters. We chatted a bit and then I whipped up a card for him in about 20 minutes. I colored the card in grayscale for an homage to the show which was in black and white.
I didn’t have a scanner, so I had to take a picture with my phone. It’s not the greatest quality but it gets the point across. He loved it and especially the fact that I added his Wolfie doll in there.
This is the absolute greatest feeling–when someone enjoys your artwork.
Thanks Butch!