The world of the Little Vampires has it’s own public library system, where little monsters can read and reflect in a quiet environment. Most of the time.
We were in Texas for the small but mighty Dallas Webcomics Expo this past weekend. Even the heat couldn’t keep us from having a great time there. Thanks to everyone that came by the table! Big Little Vampire love to the founders of the event, Thomas Overbeck, Michael Moreno, and Jonathan Caustrita. Thanks for putting me on that amazing Webcomics Economics panel, guys! And hugs to Randall Milholland for making me feel like I had a right to be on that panel with him, Jonathan, Joel Watson and Rob Denbleyker. Even beardless, Randall is a classy dude.
Samantha Wikan and Barry Buchanan and Chris Jeffrey were there, and get the fellow webcomicker love. It thrills me to no end to actually know such awesome people and their families! Thanks for the fan art Gracie and Emily Buchanan! I think you two should do a webcomic.
Big love to Barbara! She bought my piece in the art auction, and helped support some awesome charities. That’s why she got a mermaid with a ray gun sketch. ‘Cause that’s just what you get when you support awesome charities.
It was wonderful to get to meet you and to talk to you, and I also think you did a fine job on the panel. I’m hoping we’ll see you again next year.
It was awesome to see you again this year! You did a wonderful job on the panel. I like the way this “Liblehry” strip turned out! Glad you finally got the tablet to cooperate!
*muffled bleh* Hee!
I totally love my mermaid with raygun!
She and the auction piece will hang above my raygun collection!
Thank *you*!
-Barb
Merbrat
My girls (Grace and Emily) will be thrilled to see their art on your site. Greatness! However how come they don’t do fan art for me? I used to be their favorite webcomicker until they met you and Samantha. At least I’m in the top 3…..for now. 🙂
You guys are awesome. And Barry, you want fan art from your awesome daughters? Ask them to draw a guest strip for you. 😉
They have quite the range, they can go from megableh to nanobleh in no time at all, very good.
As a librarian, I absolutely adore the Liblehry strip. Seriously, I would pay good money for a print of that!