More later.

No real update

I'll be outta town for Kathleen's wedding (my older sister!) in Seattle for a few weeks!

There's been a bunch of photos of her (and my other sister Elyse and I) uploaded online and I thought I'd share the real inspiration of the wild girls, the princesses, and all those little girls I doodle. I mean seriously, look at that photo above. I feel pretty privileged to have grown up where my sisters and I were rewarded for being ourselves, creative, and different, and-in my humble opinion-we have all grown up into distinct individuals.







Look at em now!

ZINEFEST!

Zinefest, today!!11 to 5 at the Stevens Square Center For The Arts!

I'll be selling the typical comics, along with some posters, a tiny-winy mini for 50 cents (or free with a poster) as well as some of Evan's new work, including The Feast, our new collaboration!

New Drawings

These drawings are from my recent solo show! In case you missed it, here they are, conveniently scanned and blogged for your enjoyment.

These are still for sale so if interested comment (or email me at anna.claire.bongiovanni@gmail.com ) and I'll send you info on the prize and size of all the pieces. Most of the pieces cost around 15 bucks.

Dumb drawin's

thumbing

Taurus illustration for Blanket Magazine

Also, a thumbnail for my upcoming comic project. Anyone interested in reading over the script and thumbnails and letting me know what you think?

Tiny baby update

First, I've been interviewed in Blanket Magazine for their Cosmos Issue! It's a pretty cool issue with a fun concept (and I quote from their website): "One very special feature this issue is our artist project ‘Astrology Psychology’ which includes a fascinating study on whether our star signs influence our creative process. We challenged 12 artists – each with a different star sign – to create a piece of art and to keep track of their creative process along the way. We then compared their findings with a short synopsis of the characteristics of their star sign to see the results – and trust me – some of the results were jaw dropping!!"

The issue is only two dollars(!) and if you're a subscriber to the magazine you get 12 printable artists cards for free (including my piece done for this issue). They're also available for a separate purchase if you want.


Second, Good Minnesotan has a project up on Kickstarter.com!!



The project looks amazinnnggg and I'm lucky to have a story in it (the mama onion comic if anyone's seen it)! Good Minnesotan is a fantastic local comic anthology-for those that don't know- and do a wonderful job of showing off local cartoonists. Raighne and Megan Hogan (some of the faces behind GM) are also super sweet and hosted my solo show in their studio last month!

Anyways, take a peek and if you have 5 bucks sitting around, I recommend donating some money to them.

Ps. If you haven't checked out the Good To Know Zine, you totally should:
http://pikaland.com/goodtoknow