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7/03/2018

Five Points Festival 2018, Pt. 4: The Final Chapter

Jim McKenzie had some amazing sculptures. I particularly LOVED the doggy ones!

Speaking of dogs, and bears(!), check out these made by Locknesters.

More doggy, and other cute animal love, this from Diana Teeter Art:

Check out the product of Vincent Scala, creator of Lucky Cat:

One-Eyed Girl returned from last year. I LOVE her product, so much! By the way, her scratch and sniff figurines really do smell. Hmmm, bacon! Yum!

Fellow horror and punk fans will love the work of Brian Ewing!

Simon Says Macy has some of the figurines stuff ever!

Last but not least, I LOVE the art of Agnes Garbowska, so much, that I bought the print of doggy Iron Man vs. doggy Captain America, off of her! Seriously, her work freaking rules, as it is cute and beautiful.
 
  

And, speaking of which, this is swag, I picked up at Five Points Festival:

Until, next year, Five Points!

Five Point Festival 2018, Pt. 1
Five Point Festival 2018, Pt. 2
Five Points Festival 2018, Pt. 3

5/27/2017

Five Points Festival 2017, Part 3

Part one: http://themastergio.blogspot.com/2017/05/five-points-festival-2017-part-1.html
Part two: http://themastergio.blogspot.com/2017/05/five-points-festival-2017-part-2.html 

The lovely and cool as fucking hell comic-book artist Ashley St. Lawrence (below) had a booth at artist alley at Five Points Festival. There, she had a bunch of her work on-hand, including the indie comic Comare, which she was awesome enough to hand out free copies of its first issue.

Legendary artist Joe Staton was also handing out and autographing comics. In this case, it was Dick Tracy Meets Gruesome. You can see him signing the copy that I got from him in the pic to the left.


I absolutely love Chrissie Zullo's art! She had some really cool pieces at the con.

One of my absolute favorite booth's was the one belonging to the lovely Kasey Tararuu, AKA One-Eyed Girl. She is such an AMAZING artist and had some of the coolest work on display at the con. Her figurines are so freaking awesome, funny, and cute. Not only is she uber talented and pretty, but she is also super friendly in person. She was all smiles and laughs with us and was a pleasure to visit and see her art.
Be sure to check out her site, https://oneeyedgirl.com/ for all of her awesome work!

Over at the Quiver Cosplay booth, I met the gorgeous Cassandra Lynn. She was cosplaying as Harley Quinn and showing off the cool cosplay props that the company makes and sells. I also got to pose with her for some cosplay pics. I just wish that there had been more cosplayers at this con!
Anyway, be sure to check out their cool props at: https://www.etsy.com/shop/TheQuiverCosplay
 

Let us end with some random coolness from Five Points Festival:


And, that is the last part of my coverage from Five Points. I have one more interview from this con, which should be up super soon. But, overall, I loved this con, and I cannot wait till next year's edition.

That being said did any of you go? And, if so what did you think about it? Also, if you are a cosplayer and went why did you not cosplay, or do you have any clue why so few cosplay was on hand? Let me know your thoughts and answers in the comments section below.