Showing posts with label Cosplay. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cosplay. Show all posts

Tuesday, 30 August 2011

FanExpo Recap

Well, after a long day of shopping, wandering, smoking, and lines FanExpo finally came to and end. I must admit that my optimism was slightly squashed by the gross capitalism of the "Celebrities"...Signed photos and photo ops ran from $35-$80+..That aspect of the convention, felt to me, like a human petting zoo...I left a little jaded about that whole thing....also several of the people I wanted to see, decided to be "No Shows"...All that aside it was a great time, got to meet John Russo, Tom Savini, and several other celebs...got lots of art from some very talented artist( Who I'll showcase later)..plus tons of free swag ;) Unfortunately I didn't really get many photos and videos...ohh well, always next event.
not my videos, but gives you a good idea



Saturday, 27 August 2011

FanExpo 2011

Well Boys and Ghouls, Kount Kreepy is off tomorrow to FanFest in Toronto, to see the likes of Elvira Mistress of the Dark, Malcolm McDowell, Lance Henriksen, John Waters, and Robert Englund, just to name a few. Hopefully I'll return with some videos, art, and tons of pics ;)

http://www.fanexpocanada.com/

Saturday, 20 August 2011

Mad Max Post-Apocalyptic Weekend!



Wasteland Weekend is a three day Mad Max Post-Apocalyptic weekend that will be taking place Sept. 23-25 2011.  This event has been going for some time across the world, but since 2009, this one has taken place closer to home...North of L.A. Some of the activities include performers(ie bands, firebreathers burlesque), vendors, vehicles of the wasteland, photo shoots,  and "Jugger matches" as seen in the movie "Blood of Heroes"....and much more..check out the site for more info.



Ticket prices vary from $55-$100 depending when you order

http://wastelandweekend.com/
http://www.facebook.com/wastelandweekend?sk=wall

Thursday, 23 June 2011

Epic Anime Time!

I'm really enjoying the crazy stuff people are putting together with today's low budget fx. I wish this stuff was available 20 years ago.....