Rainey Qualley

Here’s a drawing I did of singer-songwriter Rainey Qualley.

Watch footage I shot of Rainsford performing live “I Wanna Dance w/ Somebody”, “Flowers in a Vase”, “Intentions”

Samara Weaving

Here’s a drawing I did of actress Samara Weaving.

Abby Foster

Here’s a drawing I did of Indianapolis Colts Cheerleader and Miss Illinois Abby Foster.

lovelytheband

Here’s a drawing I did of Jordan Greenwald, Mitchy Collins, and Sam Price from lovelytheband.

Watch footage I shot of them performing "broken"

Laker Girl Alyssa

Here’s a drawing I did of Laker Girl Alyssa.

Krysten Ritter

Here’s a drawing I did of actress Krysten Ritter.

Watch footage I shot of The Regrettes performing "Lacy Loo"

Rubina Dyan

Here’s a drawing I did of model Rubina Dyan.

Ella Mai Weisskamp

Here’s a drawing I did of model Ella Mai Weisskamp.

Wolf Alice

Here’s a drawing I did of Joff Oddie, Joel Amery, Ellie Rowsell, and Theo Ellis from Wolf Alice.

Watch footage I shot of Wolf Alice performing "Don't Delete the Kisses"

Wolf Alice "Bros"

Wolf Alice "Sadboy"

Wolf Alice "Space & Time"

Francesca Eastwood

Here’s a drawing I did of actress Francesca Eastwood.

Reed Morano

Here’s a drawing I did of cinematographer and Emmy award winning director Reed Morano.

MaCall Manor

Here’s a drawing I did of Los Angeles Rams cheerleader MaCall Manor.

The Uncanny Rick and Morty

Here’s a drawing I did of Rick and Morty based on John Byrne’s Uncanny X-Men #141 cover. Rick and Morty is the most creative and fun show on TV!

Watch footage I shot of The Regrettes performing their new song Red Light:

Scarlett Johansson

Here’s a drawing I did of Scarlett Johansson.

Caleb Swanigan

Here’s a drawing I did of power forward for the Portland Trailblazers and fellow Boilermaker Caleb “Biggie” Swanigan.

Gal Gadot

Here’s a drawing I did of actress Gal Gadot.

Jasmine Daniels

Here’s a drawing I did of model Jasmine Daniels.

Tips for Professional Artists attending a Comic Book Convention

I was asked to give a few tips to professional artists attending their first comic book convention:

• Signage is important. If you’re in artists alley, you should get a banner stand so people who are looking for you can spot you and people who don’t know who are will now be aware. Label the costs of your art and comics.
• Bring bags. Whether you are selling art, prints, and/or comics you should have something for your customers to place their items.
• If you are going to draw commissions, have your art supplies ready to go. I have a separate set of supplies I use at shows and at my studio. Not all studio supplies are suited for drawing at a convention.
• Have business cards with your website, social media, and contact information. I don’t have them out because people take free stuff regardless if they actually want it. I only give cards to people who specifically ask for one and people who buy stuff.
• If you have a smartphone or tablet, consider getting a credit card reader from places such as PayPal and Square.
• Properly display your work. If you have comics, affordable countertop displays can be bought that stand you books upright. If you have prints and/or original art, use a portfolio or if you have the space attach them to grid walls.
• If you are selling your own comic book, prepare a short pitch to tell your potential customer of what the book is about.
• Bring hand sanitizer. There’s a lot of germs floating around comic conventions. Don’t get sick.

Check out my San Diego Comic-Con 2017 video:

Jon Snow and Daenerys Targaryen - Kit Harington and Emilia Clarke

Here’s a drawing I did of Kit Harington and Emilia Clarke as Jon Snow and Daenerys Targaryen from Game of Thrones.