Tim’s Top Ten Denver Pop Culture Con Vendor Booths

Written by Tim Girard 

Once again, in between covering panels, I visited some great booths at this year’s Denver Pop Culture Con. Here are my top ten favorites, so please check them out and pass on the love. Tell ‘em Tim from Nerds That Geek sent ya!
 
All of the North - Oliver Northwood makes posters, comics, wooden pins, and earrings. Their website (AllOfTheNorth.com) has links to their art, comics, and store. Follow them on Etsy, Instagram, Tumblr, Facebook, Twitter, and email them (art@AllOfTheNorth.com) for inquiries.

The Art of Anadia-chan - Anadia-chan is a full-time artist who does a variety of artwork including fan art and original fantasy art. Her website (Anadia-chan.com) includes a gallery featuring her main gallery and sketches/wips, a link to her Knights of Asherah webcomic on webtoons, her bio, contact info, shop, and pricing for commissions. Follow her on Deviant Art, Instagram, Tumblr, and Facebook.
 
Artista LLC - Alex Artista is a painter who will often combine landscapes with abstract elements. Her website (AlexArtista.com) appears to have issues at the moment, but in the meantime, you can follow her on Instagram, Facebook, and email her (AP@AlexArtista.com) for inquiries.
 
Chasing Artwork - Justin Currie’s art style is known as 'Shattered Vector Painting.' His website (ChasingArtwork.BigCartel.com) has a shop where you can buy artwork, tees, graphic novels, and a novel, and also his bio, contact info, and links to his social media. Follow him on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Tumblr, and Deviant Art.
 
Drawn This Way - Robby Cook is an animator and illustrator. His website (RobbyCook.com) has links to some of his animations, illustrations, his bio and resume, and contact info. Follow him on Etsy, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and LinkedIn.
 
DreamKeepers graphic novel saga - 'Every living person has a unique character in the Dreamworld - their dreamkeeper… Our only defense against the rising nightmare legions.' The website (DreamKeepersComic.com) has links for an intro to the series, a description of the cast, the comic, games (card game, role-playing game, and video game), explore beyond the comic, news, an online store, and a forum. Follow them on Patreon, Deviant Art, Facebook, Twitter, and email them (DreamKeepersComic@gmail.com) for inquiries.
 
False Fox Art - Fionnula Willman is a freelance illustrator, comic artist, and painter.
Her website (FalseFoxArt.com) includes a gallery with her portfolio, comics, tattoo designs, and fan art, as well as her bio, contact info, and blog. Follow her on Pinterest, Twitter, Instagram,  Facebook, Patreon, and email her (falsefoxart@gmail.com) for inquiries.
 
Paper Fauna - Nicole Grosjean makes 'layered paper illustrations.'
Her website (PaperFauna.com) has links for her portfolio-paper, portfolio-archive, bio, upcoming events, contact info,and shops. Follow her on Etsy, Facebook, Pinterest, Instagram, Twitter, YouTube, and email her (nicole@PaperFauna.com) for inquiries.
 
Stranger Comics - The publisher of The Untamed, Niobe, Dusu, and Erathune (which will become an HBO series). The website (StrangerComics.com) has links to their shop, blog, news, info about their characters, bio, and contact info. Follow them on Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, LinkedIn, Twitter, YouTube, Tumblr, and email them (Stranger@StrangerComics.com) for inquiries.
 
Tractor Beam Apparel - They 'feature intelligent, brilliantly funny & poignant t-shirts, socks and hats.' On their website (TractorBeamApparel.com) you can save 10% on your next order by using the code 'SAVE10,' and if you wear your apparel, post your photo, and hashtag #TractorBeamApparel they’ll repost! Check out their t-shirts, socks, accessories, caps, and sale items. Follow them on Facebook, and Instagram.

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