Hey all,
San Diego was a fun time as always. The one thing I never look forward to is coming back home after being around so many fans and so many wonderfully creative people. It's always an inspiration to say the least.
Every year I always kick myself in the arse for not getting out and looking around as much as I'd like and unfortunately this year was no different. One thing I need to definitely learn is how to manage booth time and at the same time get out there and meet other artists and just take in the whole Con experience. I always hate myself afterwords for not joining the masses. On the other hand, I'd like to think that all the people who stopped by to say "hi" appreciated the fact that I was actually there (my apologies to the select few that I actually missed).
A huge thanks to all the new people I met this year, those of you who keep coming back, those of you who made this possible and those of you who made it all worth while!
There'll be a lot coming up soon, hopefully including an online gallery store so stay tuned! Thank you all!
I promised myself to be more proactive with my posts so here are a few pics:
My sketchbook setup...
My print setup...
Me and Melissa. My girl who made everything so
much easier for me. Thank you! 
Co-workers and neighbors. Dave Pryor(forground) and Bob Rissetto (background).
Super talented friends!
(left to right, Greg Scherrer, Tae Young Choi, Bruno Werneck).
Me and my main squeeze!
3 comments:
great looking booth! sounds like alot of fun!
Man, you're not kidding about not getting out on the floor! I feel like a jerk - I didn't even get a chance to get over to your booth as promised. My apologies, sir. Glad I got to see you for a few minutes, though, and hope the show was a good one. Now, on to planning for the next one...
Thanks guys!
And no worries Alex... oddly enough, its good to know it happens to more people than just me. ha!
Hope ya had a good one!
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