Art Prints in Store
You see that wall over there? Yeah, the naked one. You know what it needs? It needs some art prints.
Art prints are for sale in the Lunasea Studios store! Each print comes in three sizes: wee, not so wee, and FRIGGIN’ HUGE!
Upcoming Appearances
SoCal Lunatics! James and I will be in the Los Angeles area the first weekend of October. We’ll be wandering around the Long Beach Comic Con on Saturday, October 3rd. We won’t have a booth there. We’ll be free range geeks. But we have a good reason for that, because on Sunday we’ll be exhibiting at the West Hollywood Book Fair! We will be in the Comics Scene section, booth number D16. I’ll be face painting my Little Vampires and friends for the first time, so be sure to come see us!
ScareFest Report
We had a blast in the bluegrass at Kentucky’s Scarefest the second week of September. Doing a convention in Kentucky is such a thrill because we get to see family, friends, and fans. And we have some serious UberLunatics in Kentucky.
Brianna not only rocked the Little Vampire shirt at ScareFest, she wore it to Dragon*Con in Georgia. Serious props for pimping my stuff over state lines. Serious.
Susan, the incredible craftswoman behind Paranormal Babies, got my little vampire bats tattooed on her arm. She even had my signature inked on there. Mikey King, of Castle of Color, did the ink work. I teared up when I saw it, ‘cause jeez, someone got my art permanently attached to their body! That’s pretty freakin’ cool.
Allison Tuttle gets a shout-out for interviewing me for The Darkerside Magazine. Anyone fool enough to interview me gets the love.
Lunatic love also goes to Ashley, Thea and Amy, Heather, Christy, Sonia and the most rockinest of librarians, Emily. They helped us achieve a first: we sold out of all of our books at a convention.
Sonia and Bri, your sketches are in the works!
One last fan shout-out to Chad S. Hawks, proprieter of Chateau Grrr . Now I’ve had many a fine looking gentleman approach my table and buy my books and art, but Chad was the first with fangs! I am a happily married woman, but am not ashamed to say that I had me quite the Sookie moment when Chad smiled and showed those pointy pearlies. Oh my.
I don’t think my most uber of UberLunatics could top our family when it comes to support, though. James’s mom and her cousins Bill and Evadene drove out from Elizabethtown to see us do our thing. My Mom and Dad spent Saturday and Sunday helping us out in the booth. Ma even danced the merch danced by making outdoor flags featuring the Little Vampires.
My Dad showed the world that he truly understood the meaning of the “Can’t Work. It’s Banana Time” shirt. Look how good that shirt looks on someone not working.
If you’re not working, whether it’s because it’s banana time or some other time, you need to be sportin’ one of these shirts.
We seem to have great luck when it comes to our neighbors at conventions, and ScareFest was no different. Across from our booth was Katherine, a palm reader. I’ve never had my palm read, so I had to give it a go. Katherine had warm hands and confirmed that I was, indeed, crazy. There’s something to this palm reading thing, ‘cause that’s just right on the money. The Fortunato Ink ladies were also across from us, and I just couldn’t resist buying one of their adorable Believe shirts.
Craig and Amy were beside us selling their incredible Dark Imaginings changing portraits. They shared our love of ancient mythology and self-publishing. So they were the kind of people we could talk to for hours at Cracker Barrel. So we did. There’s not much better than good conversation at Cracker Barrel. The only thing that could top that is good conversation at Waffle House.
