Psycho Bunny channels Charlie Brown.

Once again, don’t forget to click ‘like’ on the Psycho Bunny Facebook page. You can also order any comics from WitchesBrewPress from the website. Also available for commissions.
Psycho Bunny channels Charlie Brown.
Once again, don’t forget to click ‘like’ on the Psycho Bunny Facebook page. You can also order any comics from WitchesBrewPress from the website. Also available for commissions.
It’s official. The 2016 Inkwell Award winners have been announced. The Inkwell Awards was founded by Bob Almond to promote and honor inkers in the comic book industry. This year’s winners was announced this past June 17th at the Heroes Con in North Carolina.
You can read the First Comics article about the 2016 Inkwell Awards here.
This year, I was also among the Silver trophy award winners for serving five years as a nomination committee member. It’s been an honor to have helped with the awards process.
Here’s a quick Psycho Bunny pic. As featured on the Psycho Bunny Comix Facebook page. Which you should ‘like’. Cause then you’ll get to see a new Psycho Bunny pic every Monday.
Here Psycho Bunny muses about weekends past.
Going to aim for a new Psycho Bunny pic every Monday. If you’re on Facebook you can check it out there.
Here’s Psycho Bunny pic of the week:
What Psycho Bunny dreams at night when he manages to sleep…
Oh, and here’s the usual promotional stuff. Psycho Bunny now has his own Facebook page. Now there’s a separate Facebook page for the non-Psycho Bunny work, Michele Witchipoo – WitchesBrewPress. If you want to order comics, greeting cards or commissions, hit my website, witchesbrewpress.com.
Not only did I have a table at the second annual White Plains comic con, but also had three of my large scale illustration work on display at Catland. For the weekend of June 3-5 2016, there was a group art exhibit at Catland Books, in conjunction with the Bushwick Arts Festival. This worked well for me, since I live close to this area.
Of course, in the lieu of everything, something was forgotten, and I had forgotten to price my own artwork for this show. Especially since these in particular is work I would like to re-home. Aka, sell to make room for new projects I’m working on. Didn’t realize this up until Sunday, when I finally dropped in to check out the exhibit. Eh. At least it looked good framed.
This past Saturday was the second annual White Plains comic con. Like last year, this comic con took place inside the White Plains public library, although next year it will move to a different location.
The second annual White Plains comic con had more artists than the previous year, and it’s purpose was the same – to raise awareness for anti-bullying causes. The con had plenty of help from teen volunteers, all who attend a local White Plains high school. Other artists and writers included Jerry Craft, Alitha E. Martinez, Ray Felix, David Quinn, and many others, to be found on the Bronx Heroes comic convention website.
Here’s photos from the past weekend.
Stay tuned for other comic cons I will be selling my work at, i.e., comics and other items. Details forthcoming.