Showing posts with label comic-con. Show all posts
Showing posts with label comic-con. Show all posts

Monday, July 26, 2010

Thanks!

Thanks again to everyone who made our 8th year at Comic-Con another success! For those of you who wanted sold out prints and T-shirts, please shoot us an email at [erwinhaya@hotmail.com] and we'll update you as soon as we can. Hope to see you all again next year!

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Monday, July 19, 2010

Comic-Con... again:)

Yup. It's that time of year again. If you're headed to Comic-Con you can find me at the usual spot: (D06) in the Exhibitor Tables. Here's a preview of some prints we'll be selling. We'll also be debuting a new line of shirts from our newly formed brand, Fictishus. Come thru and say hello!



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Tuesday, July 21, 2009

SDCC 2009


For all of you heading out to Comic-Con this year, I'll be exhibiting once again at the usual spot (D-06). Be sure to stop by and say hello.

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Tuesday, August 07, 2007

comic-con 07 aftermath

Another year, another Comic-Con. It was busier than ever but worth the extreme exhaustion. As usual, I didn't get much of a chance to wander far from my table. So here's a modest amount of flicks for your viewing pleasure.

Noel, Jenn, and I at the table.

The question of the day was "Can Cailee fit inside a WB bag and be carried around by Miguel?" The answer was yes.

Daniel Davis stops by looking a bit different from what I remember.

The secret of my success? Booth babes, of course.

Jenn out "robots" C3PO.

Alberto, Francisco, and I at the Brandstudio table.

And a few of this years sketches:

The rest of the flicks can be seen here.

A big freakin' "Thank You!" to all of you who stopped by. Until next!

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Friday, July 13, 2007

comic-con 07

The almighty Comic-Con is just around the corner, once again, and I'll be exhibiting for the fifth year in a row. So if you plan on attending make sure to stop by and say hi. I'll have quite a few new prints as well as my new book for sale. You'll find me at (D6) next to our long time neighbors at DunceCap, Tim Wollweber and Dan Almanzar. For the next week or so I'll be frantically getting ready for the big event while in the midst of all the Harry Potter madness that seems to be packed into this crazy month. Looks like my wife, Jenn, will have the first go on the final instalment as I'll have to wait till after the con to lock myself away and quietly absorb all that awaits in The Deathly Hallows. So keep your spoilers to yourself, please, unless you want to witness me cry like a little schoolgirl as my fists make love to your face in the worst possible way imaginable.

For a list of must-see folks at the Con, check out John Nevarez's list. And check out the list of people from the Drawing Board.

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Tuesday, September 19, 2006

comic-con flicks

So it's two months after the fact, but hey, better late than freaking never. I've been wrapped up with quite a few projects since then, so this site has been a bit neglected. Anyhoo, it was another great year and busier than ever. The consensus from most of the artists I knew was that we all didn't realize how much more people would flood through the doors than previous years.

Setting up for preview night. In 4 years of showing at the con, this was the first time we made in this early.

 

Outside the convention center it was a mass exodus to get the hell out of there.

 

Jenn spots her first celebrity of the con, David Arquette.

 

The almighty Joss Whedon graces us with his presence and picks up a print! The fanboy in me passes out for the rest of the con.

 

My awesome neighbor for the past 3 years, Tim Wollweber.
Our good friend Garret Izumi representing Shortwave Productions and the pimp way of life.


This year's sketch theme was "dreaming."


I was commissioned by Snakebite (awesome freakin' name!) to draw on these shoes. I gotta do more shoes.


I'm usually apprehensive of sketching people's likeness, especially when they're standing right in front of you. But I think these came out pretty cool.


The rest of the flicks from the con can be found here. And while you're online, check out some awesome art from a few artists I was lucky to meet this year, as well as the usual cast of folks who I've had the pleaure of exhibiting with these past few years.

Garret Izumi
Dunce Cap Studios
Epic Proportions
Anthony Guerra
Seen
Tom Hodges
Kevin Dart
John Nevarez
Howard Shum
Dan Bois
Connect-Icons
Doreen Mulryan
Hans Karl
Tiger Lee
Imaginism Studios
Robh Ruppel
Lord Mesa



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all images © 2006 Erwin Haya, unless otherwise noted.

Wednesday, August 24, 2005

comic-con sketches

It's a month after the fact, but I thought I'd post a few sketches I did for the good folks who came by my table at this years Comic-Con.








Unfortunately I wasn't able to take much flicks of all the sketches I did this year. It's not that I was ill-prepared. OK, maybe just a bit. But I believe that the fates conspired against me. Must be karma for all the times I used the bathroom and, instead of washing my hands, I just ran the water to simulate the effect of actually washing my hands. Go figure.

Anyhoo, Jenn and I had just moved to our new place in San Diego. Awesome place, if we had electricity. You see, there was a mishap with the electric company and the place had no power. And the next available appointment to get it switched on was the following Thursday. We had arrived on a Friday evening, making it about a week ahead of us with no freakin' electricity! Luckily we had running water, just no hot water. So what can you do without electricity? Well, you can't watch TV. You can't bake cookies. You can't take a dump at night. And you can't use your Mac to finish prints you'll be selling at the upcoming Comic-Con and print them out. The only ounce of electricity we had was the car battery, which we used to charge our cell phones while we aimlessly drove around uncharted territory. Until the car battery died. Don't let the size of a car battery fool you. Those damn things way a freakin' ton! Especially when you got to haul the fucking thing on a forty-five minute hike back home. Of course, it was no problem for these guns of mine (kisses biceps).

In the end, we prevailed. It was a true test of character. A week later, as I was on my way out to the first day of the Con, I realized something strange about the place I parked my truck. It seemed kinda empty. So I walked closer hoping that it may magically appear, but clearly it wasn't there. Turns out it got towed. Towed for not having one of those resident parking stickers that I should have had on but didn't because I had no idea I needed one since the security guard at the front kept waving me in every time I drove by as if I lived there and knew all the rules but clearly didn't since I had no sticker and I could have been some random guy about to rob some poor bastards house because the security guard whose salary is being paid for by our home owners monthly payment just waved me in, without a sticker! Do you see where this is all fucked up? I ended up arriving at the con 4 hours late after paying $150 to get my truck back.

So what's the moral of this story? Wash your hands after you use the bathroom. Every time.

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