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Saturday, October 03, 2026

Sierra Barnes and Michael Auger at Del Rey day

I went to Alexandria's Del Rey art event with some neighbors just to walk around with no expectations, and ran into a couple of cartoonists, a shop selling children's superhero costumes, and an artist I'd previously seen at Artomatic and was very impressed with.
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Creative Capes costumes


  

Michael Auger with Arty4ever.com

Michael's Alciento Tarot which I hadn't seen in person before

I have one of Michael's paintings hanging in my cubicle at work.

Artist Howard Thomas Hay does these fantastic little dioramas and stories

Artist Howard Hay in the background.


I hope to run an interview with him soon as he was inspired by Harvard / National Lampoon, Mad Magazine and The Far Side and these dioramas function as 3-D cartoons. I bought one this time after having seen them at Artomatic when he wasn't there. Hay Designs website is https://howardhay.com
 

Monday, July 29, 2024

Sierra Barnes' studio at Alexandria's Torpedo Factory


 Sierra Barnes's studio at Old Town Alexandria's Torpedo Factory is the first for a graphic novelist in the historic building turned artist colony.

Sierra is continuing to work on her webcomic Hans Vogel is Dead, which is being published by Dark Horse Comics. When I stopped in last weekend, she let me take a few photos in spite of any signs you might notice around the studio.

Sierra is building airplane models for the first time to help her with her World War II comic's art...



 ...while copies of Hans Vogel Is Dead vol. 1 are for sale in the studio...


 ...she's also making her own paper...

...and selling comics anthologies (she has a story in each), jewelry, paintings, prints, minicomics, original art, griffins...

 (that cicada in the center is gone. sorry)

...while working on a new comic book, debuting at SPX, called Unicorn Hunt, and based on the cold, hard truths of medieval life and tapestries.



She's at the studio most weekends, saying, "My hours are usually Thurs-Mon 10-6 unless there's a convention that weekend; if there are changes to the schedule they're posted on the door." Stop in, and chat, and then buy something!