Another artist making his first appearance at the Latino Comics Expo is Jim Lujan, whose animated films will be screening at the Cartoon Art Museum this June 1 & 2.
Jim Lujan, a prolific filmmaker whose chosen medium is animation, writes/animates/directs/scores and even voices his own productions. Earlier this year he was awarded the Plympton Award for Indie Animation by maverick animation legend Bill Plympton.
Jim will be screening a block of his movies during the Expo on Saturday at 1pm, and on Sunday he'll be participating in a group animation screening with several other Expo attendees including Crystal Gonzalez, Isis Rodriguez, Jose Cabrera and John Jota Leanos.
Jim will have copies of his DVDs and prints of his artwork available for purchase at the Expo as well.
Visit him at the Latino Comics Expo San Francisco, being held once again at the Cartoon Art Museum at 655 Mission St. San Francisco, CA 94105. The Expo runs from 11am-5pm on Saturday & Sunday, June 1 & 2.
Attendance is included with paid admission to the Museum:
$7 – Adults (The Cartoon Art Museum is now offering a special 'Dos Dias' 2-day ticket for $10)
$5 – Students & Seniors
$3 – Children (ages 6 – 12)
FREE to children age 5 & under.
Bay Area artist Ozi Magaña will be making his first appearance at the Latino Comics Expo in San Francisco June 1 &2.
Danny Trejo as Batman:
"As soon as I thought it I knew I had to make it." recalls Ozi.
"How ridiculously awesome would this movie be. My aim is to use various
aspects of Latino culture, from Pre-Colimbian to contemporary, to
re-interpret superheroes in a way I would have like to see growing up.
When life gives you white bread, toast it."
Spider Codex by Ozi Magaña
Visit him at the Latino Comics Expo San Francisco, being held once again at the Cartoon Art Museum at 655 Mission St. San Francisco, CA 94105. The Expo runs from 11am-5pm on Saturday & Sunday, June 1 & 2.
Attendance is included with paid admission to the Museum:
$7 – Adults
$5 – Students & Seniors
$3 – Children (ages 6 – 12)
FREE to children age 5 & under.
Cartoonist/art instructor Gabrielle Gamboa will have for sale Part 2 of her adaptation of Nathaniel West's novel MISS LONELY HEARTS at the 2013 LATINO COMICS EXPO SAN FRANCISCO.
Gabrielle Gamboa, an attendee at the two previous Expos, recently was featured at the Cartoon Art Museum's Small Press Spotlight. In addition to her cartooning work in comics and her teaching jobs, she regularly exhibits artwork in gallery shows across the country.
Visit her at the Latino Comics Expo San Francisco, being held once again at the Cartoon Art Museum at 655 Mission St. San Francisco, CA 94105
The Expo runs from 11am-5pm on Saturday & Sunday, June 1 & 2.
Attendance is included with paid admission to the Museum:
$7 – Adults
$5 – Students & Seniors
$3 – Children (ages 6 – 12)
FREE to children age 5 & under.
The Latino Comics Expo welcomes artist Eric "Phour Nyne Guy" Arreaga as he makes his first appearance with us this June 1 & 2 in San Francisco.
A San Diego native, much of Erik's artistic influences stem from 80s Pop Culture. A very active exhibitor on the national comic book convention circuit, Erik's debut at the Latino Comics Expo is something we're looking forward to.
Visit Erik at the Latino Comics Expo San Francisco, being held once again at the Cartoon Art Museum at 655 Mission St. San Francisco, CA 94105
The Expo runs from 11am-5pm on Saturday & Sunday, June 1 & 2.
Attendance is included with paid admission to the Museum.
$7 – Adults
$5 – Students & Seniors
$3 – Children (ages 6 – 12)
FREE to children age 5 & under.
Crystal Gonzalez, creator of IN THE DARK, will be debuting issue #2 this June 1 & 2 at the Cartoon Art Museum.
Crystal will be exhibiting on both days. In addition to her comics work, she also creates in the paint and digital mediums. She'll have prints of her artwork, as well as a screening of one of her animated shorts during Sunday's group animation show.
Visit her at the Latino Comics Expo San Francisco, being held once again at the Cartoon Art Museum at 655 Mission St. San Francisco, CA 94105
The Expo runs from 11am-5pm on Saturday & Sunday, June 1 & 2.
Attendance is included with paid admission to the Museum. $7 – Adults
$5 – Students & Seniors
$3 – Children (ages 6 – 12)
FREE to children age 5 & under.
Writer/creator/publisher Fernando Rodriguez, a 20 year veteran in the indie comics business, will have a new issue of AZTEC OF THE CITY at this year's Latino Comics Expo in San Francisco on June 1 & 2.
Also appearing in the book is another new title, AGUILA DE MEXICO. Representing Rodriguez's studio DELILIA IMAGES will be Adriana Garcia Cabrera and Elizabeth Torreblanca. Visit their table at the Latino Comics Expo San Francisco, being held once again at the Cartoon Art Museum at 655 Mission St. San Francisco, CA 94105
The Expo runs from 11am-5pm on Saturday & Sunday, June 1 & 2.
Attendance is included with paid admission to the Museum. $7 – Adults
$5 – Students & Seniors
$3 – Children (ages 6 – 12)
FREE to children age 5 & under.
Read a new interview with Latino Comics Expo Co-Founders Javier Hernandez and Ricardo Padilla at HISPANIC.COM
