Doug and I got to Fan Expo Canada before the doors opened to the public on Sunday, August 30. I wanted to get a good picture of the gleaming black, life-size light cycle that was a highlight of the 3-day convention for sci-fi fans, who are eagerly anticipating the 3-D sequel, Tron Legacy.
Monday, November 30, 2009
Sunday, November 29, 2009
Fan Expo Artists Meet for Dinner Saturday Evening
Imaginism Studios unofficially organized a great dinner at Jack Astor's in downtown Toronto Saturday evening, August 29 for nearly 20 artists exhibiting at Fan Expo Canada. (left) Bobby Chiu, president of Imaginism Studios, and Kei Acedera, art director, invited Doug and me to join the group; we first met Bobby and Kei on a flight to Comic-Con in July 2007.
Saturday, November 28, 2009
Last Sketch for Saturday, August 29
Conventions like Fan Expo Canada give attendees like Jarrod a great opportunity to meet with cartoonists one-on-one and have them personalize artwork in sketchbooks.
Friday, November 27, 2009
Doug Personalizes Unpublished Sneyd for Elaine
Elaine (from Cambridge, Ontario) stopped by to talk with Doug and then decided to have him personalize a copy of Unpublished Sneyd as a memento from this year's Fan Expo Canada.
Thursday, November 26, 2009
Wonderwoman Finds "Perfect" Souvenir from Fan Expo Canada
Because Stefanie (from Toronto) enjoys taking on the persona of Wonderwoman, she stopped back the second day of Fan Expo Canada for a personalized limited edition print of Wonderwoman for her collection.
Wednesday, November 25, 2009
August 29: Attendees Visit Doug's Booth
Emma (right) and her friend Braelin (left), both from Hamilton, Ontario, stopped by to say "hello."
Tuesday, November 24, 2009
Doug Personalized Sketches, Limited Edition Prints and Books
In addition to buying a personalized copy of Unpublished Sneyd, Arthur had Doug do a pencil sketch.
John with a personalized Wonderwoman limited edition print, which Doug debuted at the 15th annual Fan Expo Canada.
Jan drove in from Brantford, Ontario.
Bruce Coutridge (from Burlington, Ontario) does custom illustration and design as well as producing Pride Junkie, a comic book for youngsters 8-14 years old.
Monday, November 23, 2009
Janicka Made Her Chainmail Costume
Janika (from Ottawa) stopped by Sunday, August 30 to show Doug her original chainmail costume, which she made after taking classes at South Tower Armouring Guild in Metcalfe, Ontario.
Janicka first stopped by Doug's booth on Saturday, August 29 and talked with him about that day's original costume.
Sunday, November 22, 2009
Ladies Pose for Sketches
Saturday, November 21, 2009
August 29: Personalized Copies of Unpublished Sneyd
Friday, November 20, 2009
August 29: Personalized Sketches
Thursday, November 19, 2009
Wednesday, November 18, 2009
Dale Talks with Doug About His Playboy Originals
Before Fan Expo Canada opened to the public at 10 a.m. on Saturday, August 29, Dale (left) - an animator-director for the National Film Board - stopped by to talk with Doug about the technical aspects of rendering his cartoons for Playboy.
Tuesday, November 17, 2009
August 28: Last Personalized Copies of Unpublished Sneyd for Opening Day of 15th Annual Fan Expo Canada
Monday, November 16, 2009
Doug Meets Brazilian Comic Book Artist Ivan Reis
Doug and Ivan Reis were both featured guests in Artist Alley at Fan Expo Canada; Doug's personalized limited edition print went back to Brazil with Ivan.
To describe Ivan Reis as a Brazilian comic book artist is an understatement. He has an international reputation, starting with work on titles such as Ghost, The Mask and Xena. In 2004 he became an exclusive DC Comics artist. Recent work includes Green Lantern and Blackest Night.
(blog entries by Heidi Hutson)
To describe Ivan Reis as a Brazilian comic book artist is an understatement. He has an international reputation, starting with work on titles such as Ghost, The Mask and Xena. In 2004 he became an exclusive DC Comics artist. Recent work includes Green Lantern and Blackest Night.
(blog entries by Heidi Hutson)
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