Fall Open Studios 2012

Here are some pictures I took during the fall FPAC open studios.

A big thank you to everyone that stopped buy to say hi. I did crazily well, and am now out of prints. It seems like it may be about time to do a re-stock. I'm hoping to order some more prints from iolabs (my favorite printing company, so far) and maybe put together a little postcard pack before the holidays.

Everything That Creeps

October is here, pumpkin spice lattes and warm cider abound as the leaves fall from the trees the open studios season begins.

Last weekend I visited MICE, I had been planning on visiting for a long time but never made it. I'm so glad I finally went. There are so many awesome comic book artists in Boston. I got to meet a few Boston artists in person that I have only met on Facebook or Blogs, neet-o. I also purchased tons of stuff, Christmas presents, stickers, comics, original paintings and comics. Eventually I will take a photo of everything and list all the artists.

I'm still working on my comic. I was planning on finishing it by the end of the Summer but I had to put it on the back burner as the fall approached. With open studios and going back to school there is no way I will have time to work on it until maybe December. My new goal is to try and finish it before MICE next year.

I am still finding things to keep me busy between work and school. Oct 19, 20 and 21 my husband and I will be showing our work at the Annual FPAC Open studios and:

I just finished a 11" by 17" painting that will be in the Everything that Creeps show.

EVERYTHING THAT CREEPS also features a selection of original "B" movie/horror film posters including work by  Sadie Allen, Brenton Barnes, Joe Botsch, Amanda Boucher, Mick Cusimano, AshleyFreeland, Adric Giles, Veronica Hebard, Jennifer Lewis, Nathalie Magri, Gregery Miller, Greg Moutafis, Nick Nazzaro, Joyce Nett, Christian Noise, Shannon Orcutt, Doug Poole, James Swart, and Tom Torrey.

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 Hope you can make it to the opening.
-Jen