ArmadilloCon starts tomorrow! If you're in Austin and you are a sci-fi fan, you should check it out. I'll be there all weekend with a table full o' feeps. And this year, I am absolutely determined to take pictures, by Jove (not that Jupiter could do much about it one way or the other).
Just in case you were wondering, insofar as I know CAPE, the Dallas Free Comic Book Day show I've done the past few years, is not happening this year. I may be doing a show in Houston in mid-May, though, so I'll keep you apprised of developments.
This is the bit where you have to sneak past the guards while their backs are turned, then leap up on the ledge and run through the door before the security camera sees you.
Just as some people like to stop for a moment to watch animals going about their daily business, this feep likes to stop and watch the humans scurrying about.
Like cats, feeps are able to see into the spectrum of light known as the Things to Be Yowled At and Sometimes Chased Spectrum, which is invisible to the human eye.
This was the last feep I made before Wheatsville, and yes, it's possible I was deriving my inspiration from the pre-show panic-fest of trying desperately to get everything ready.
I'm a cartoonist and a sculptor. The cartoons are generally aimed at adults and tend to be Not For Everyone. The sculpts are my Feeping Creatures monster figurines and art, and are suitable for all ages. I do a lot of scfi-fi/comic conventions and art fairs where I sell the Feeps as part of my ongoing effort to increase the number of monsters in people's homes and offices.
I come up with the captions for these photos first thing in the morning, when I'm still half asleep. If they seem a little surreal sometimes that's probably why. You are more than welcome to comment with your own caption ideas.