Sketches from Wizard World Philly 2007
May. 7th, 2008 11:36 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
caiusbackupSome of my online friends seem to really need nice things now. So since I *finally* got these things scanned last week (it's been nearly a year. It takes courage to use the work scanner!) I'm finally getting around to putting up the sketches I got, free and otherwise, at Wizard World Philadelphia last year.
Since it's been nearly a year, I've forgotten some names. Next time I do this, I'm going to take better notes; this was my first time getting sketches from people.
First off, stuff from the Marvel booth. I discovered, on the third day of the convention, that if you were prepared to wait in line, you could get free head sketches from all the Marvel artists there. Of any character you wanted!
So you can imagine what *I* spent my Sunday doing.
Falcon, by Paolo Riviera of the legible handwriting:
Falcon, by [Michael?] Choi
Falcon, by Angel Medina, who totally chatted about old Falcon toys when he was a kid while he was drawing it (which took much longer than the others, as did the wait, but there's a bunch of detail here that the scan doesn't entirely capture):
The issue of Fallen Son that TOTALLY SHOULD HAVE EXISTED but fortunately Marvel had the blank cover so I could pretend:
Unfortunately, I don't actually remember who drew this. Can anyone read the signature/style and let me know?
And then there are the people who are not Falcon, drawn by artists not at the Marvel booth!
This is a totally cute Flash picture I bought, drawn by someone whose name I can't quite read and whose business card I have since lost. It stood out from most of the stuff in Artist's Alley by being brightly colored and non-grim:
And a few things from the folks at Cave Drawing Ink, who distinguished themselves (and got us to buy some things) by being young and eager and drawing us pictures:
Captain America, by Greg Tumbarello, one of their writers:
And a Hal Jordan from one of their artists, whose signature I cannot for the life of me match to any of the names on the site:
Since it's been nearly a year, I've forgotten some names. Next time I do this, I'm going to take better notes; this was my first time getting sketches from people.
First off, stuff from the Marvel booth. I discovered, on the third day of the convention, that if you were prepared to wait in line, you could get free head sketches from all the Marvel artists there. Of any character you wanted!
So you can imagine what *I* spent my Sunday doing.
Falcon, by Paolo Riviera of the legible handwriting:
Falcon, by [Michael?] Choi
Falcon, by Angel Medina, who totally chatted about old Falcon toys when he was a kid while he was drawing it (which took much longer than the others, as did the wait, but there's a bunch of detail here that the scan doesn't entirely capture):
The issue of Fallen Son that TOTALLY SHOULD HAVE EXISTED but fortunately Marvel had the blank cover so I could pretend:
Unfortunately, I don't actually remember who drew this. Can anyone read the signature/style and let me know?
And then there are the people who are not Falcon, drawn by artists not at the Marvel booth!
This is a totally cute Flash picture I bought, drawn by someone whose name I can't quite read and whose business card I have since lost. It stood out from most of the stuff in Artist's Alley by being brightly colored and non-grim:
And a few things from the folks at Cave Drawing Ink, who distinguished themselves (and got us to buy some things) by being young and eager and drawing us pictures:
Captain America, by Greg Tumbarello, one of their writers:
And a Hal Jordan from one of their artists, whose signature I cannot for the life of me match to any of the names on the site:
