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Spectrum Awards 18 - - part 7

The seventh in a series of posts looking at artists featured in Spectrum 18. The art isn't necessarily what will appear in Spectrum 18, just what caught my eye at the artists' sites. Here's part 1, part 2, part 3, part 4, part 5, part 6.



Mike Rivamonte.





Antoine Revoy.





Vader's Dream by Kirk Reinert for Star Wars Art: Visions.





Cover by Nigel Quarless for Fox and Phoenix.






Frederico Piatti.






Jeremy Pelletier.







Ryan Pancoast.





Glen Orbik. (Have you seen the pulp covers he created for D.C. Comics?)





Karla Ortiz.

Illustration roundup


Mario vs. Somic by Bocognani Florent - - currently up for vote at Threadless.



Little Red Riding hood gets a Japanese makeover by Anna-Maria Jung - - also currently up for vote at Threadless.



Really looking forward to the Groon/Conan crossover featuring panels drawn by Sergio Aragones and Thomas Yeates.



Cover for an upcoming Penny Arcade collection. (Half off at Amazon.)



Operative by Yvan Quinet, who is looking for commissions. Via.

*Buy Groo toys at eBay.

Everything But the Kitschen Sync

A few gems from the upcoming Everything But the Kitschen Sync show at La Luz de Jesus:


"Scarlet's Locket" by Sheri DeBow.



"Coral and Co" by Miles Thompson.



"Girl in da hood" by Mike Maas.



"Lincoln Saves!" by Kyle Henry.



"Dracula Drinks...a Mai Tai" by Brad Parker.



"Watcher" by Brian Poor.

*Buy tiki at eBay.

Medusa by Emily Carroll (and more)




Medusa, Red Riding Hood, and the Big Bad Wolf by Emily Carroll. You can see more of her recent illustrations here, here and here (some NSFW), and she recently posted two excellent horror-themed comics here (quite Gaiman-esque) and here. Finally, you can contribute to the Kickstarter campaign for an art anthology she's participating in here.

*Buy Medusa toys at eBay.

Shape-shifting ceramic Little Red Riding Hood (and more)

A few ceramic creations by Studio Kahn:
Metamorphosis is a series of three dolls from the famous folk tale "little red riding hood" made of ceramic and silicon in combined molding technology. The project deals with the questions of identity and usability of objects. Playing is a tool for asking these questions. Swallowing and masquerading are two main motifs in the story of "Little red" that keep the characters changing their nature constantly. The three dolls can be swallowed, folded, cling and turn inside out and create many different combinations together.











The Fragile necklace is "is purchased in one piece. Break each link until the necklace becomes wearable":







Pidog and Duckster are a "couple of oil and vinegar vessels made of ceramic and silicon. each one of them can play a role of two different figures, depends where you put its' head":




Here's the Studio Kahn webstore.

*Buy Red Riding Hood toys at eBay.