Curls Facebook Avatar

Here's a Facebook avatar of my character, Curls. I got the idea from a fantastic designer named Ashley Hay and the article Jill Pantozzi wrote about her avatar creations on Newsarama.

Ashley has designed similar icons for Wolverine, Harley Quinn, Mario and more. Be sure to check out the article and see more of her work.

Feel free to use my Curls icon as your Facebook avatar to spread the love of the Curls Webcomic.

Oh and while you're logged into Facebook, be sure to "Like" the Curls Studio Facebook fan page: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Curls-Studio/50763422380

Recap: Wonder Woman Day 2010

Super Hero Weekend featuring Wonder Woman Day was held on October 23-24th, 2010 at Comic Fusion in Flemington, New Jersey. I donated a Wonder Woman sketch to their auction which benefited SAFE in Hunterdon, a non-profit agency serving victims of domestic violence and sexual assault. You can read about my art in this previous blog entry.


My art for Wonder Woman Day was selected to be used on volunteer and staff shirts at Comic Fusion.


Comic Fusion raised over $16,000 for the shelter!

Jill Pantozzi wrote about attending Wonder Woman Day in her blog, Has Boobs, Reads Comics, which includes photos.

"Has Boobs, Reads Comics" Submission

Jill Pantozzi from "Has Boobs, Reads Comics" is holding a contest for a sign she can display on her trip to Comic-Con International: San Diego. I discovered her on Twitter last month and have since been reading her amazing blog. She is very active in the comic community and writes for Girls Entertainment Network.

For my submission, I wanted to focus on her with the title of her blog. In the background I included all female characters. I thought about using males also, but then decided to focus on the boobs because of Jill's funny title. On the left are Wonder Woman, Zatanna, and Poison Ivy. On the right are my original characters from The Legettes: Elle, Layla, and Gwen. The Legettes will premiere at SPX in September.

The Legettes is a burlesque group in the dark and dangerous future where analog and digital are at constant war and everything we were ever afraid of has happened. While not on stage, The Legettes work as super secret spies who dream of changing the world.