SD COMIC-CON
July 23rd, 2010I am here. At booth 1734. Alllllll week long. Come buy a print or original drawing!

Hurray for Comic-Con!
I am here. At booth 1734. Alllllll week long. Come buy a print or original drawing!

Hurray for Comic-Con!

Two Girls; One Show: New work by me & Aiyana Udesen at GRSF! I’ll be at the reception, possibly wobbling around in new pumps in mimicry of this drawing:

Come by to say hello and feast your eyes upon animals and…PRETTY MUCH JUST ANIMALS. MOSTLY CATS.
GRSF 618 Shrader Street
San Francisco, CA 94117
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I did this cover for the Portland Mercury a few weeks ago, and my nuts STILL hurt!

- I have some watercolor illustrations in the current issue of VICE Magazine. Find yourself a free copy or check them out online HERE.
- I’m also a VICE Employee of the Month. (psst, I am self-employed, but it’s a real honor nonetheless)! Read a nice little write-up HERE.

- New strip in The Believer this month. Seek it out if you want the innocence and beauty of Monet’s water lilies to be ruined forever!
I’m going to be running the Buenaventura Press booth at the MoCCA Festival this weekend, and I’ll be joined by lovely comics-drawing ladies Domitille Collardey, Emelie Ostergren and Clara Johansson, ooh la la! Come by and say hello.
Where: 69th Regiment Armory
68 Lexington Avenue
New York, NY
When: April 11 & 12, 11am-6pm
How much: $12 one day/$20 two days
So What: In addition to Buenaventura Press books and rarities, I’ll have my own comics and some cheap screen prints!

Read more information about MoCCA HERE.
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WHAT ELSE IS NEW?
- I’ve been slowly updating my website, so things might be a little wonky for awhile. Pardon the construction and please let me know if something isn’t working for ya!
- I’ve got copies of “I Want You” in stock, you can buy them on my comics page HERE!
- If you haven’t already, you can read my 8-page epic “Extra Egg Room” on Vice Magazine’s website HERE.
Secret Headquarters presents: The Art of Lisa Hanawalt.

3817 W Sunset Blvd
Los Angeles, CA
Opening this Friday, February 5th, 8-10pm.
Come by, have a drink, look at some new drawings and paintings, then listen to me grouse about how the food is better here than it is in NY.

I’m in this great group show, opening tomorrow evening (January 22) at The University of Michigan Work: Detroit Gallery.

The “FUNNY (not funny)” exhibition seeks to elicit uncomfortable laughter in the realm of black humor-a place where the serious and the taboo are fodder for comic provocation. Work by the twenty artists on view in “FUNNY (not funny)” demonstrates that cartooning is keeping the tradition of black humor alive and flourishing.
Participating Artists:
Ivan Brunetti
Chris Cilla
Sue Coe
Lisa Hanawalt
Glenn Head
Tim Hensley
Ian Huebert
Ben Katchor
Michael Kupperman
Mats!?
Daniel Maw
Taylor McKimens
Travis Millard
Tom Neely
Mark Newgarden
David Paleo
Jonathon Rosen
David Sandlin
Rob Sato
Jon Vermilyea
Go check it out if you’re in the area! 3663 Woodward / Suite 150 Detroit, MI 48230
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In other news: CHECK OUT THIS AWESOME TATTOO!

(on Honor Titus, lead singer of the band Cerebral Ballzy)
This Saturday (tomorrow!) December 5th 2009: 11 AM - 7 PM
Our Lady of Consolation Church
184 Metropolitan Ave.
Williamsburg, Brooklyn
FREE ADMISSION!
There will be over 50 exhibitors and selling their zines, comics, books, prints and posters in a bustling market-style environment. I’ll be sharing a table with the hilarious Ms. Julia Wertz (of Fart Party fame), with plenty of comics and original drawings.

Also, please come to my panel discussion at 4PM, FLATLANDS: COMICS ON THE PICTURE PLANE at Secret Project Robot, 128 River St. and Metropolitan (down the block from the festival). Bill Kartalopoulos will be asking me, Ron Rege Jr., Mark Newgarden and David Sandlin why our comics are so darned 2-dimensional.
Here is the Festival Guest Signing Schedule (my signing is at 5pm):
1:00: Michael Kupperman, Jillian Tamaki, Lauren Weinstein
2:00: Matthew Thurber, Ron Rege, Jr., C.F.
3:00: Kim Deitch, R.O. Blechman, Dash Shaw
4:00: Ben Katchor and Gary Panter
5:00: Mark Newgarden, David Sandlin, Lisa Hanawalt
6:00: Gabrielle Bell & R. Sikoryak
And lastly, you can read a snippet about me in a WNYC feature about the festival HERE.

Giant Robot’s Post-It Show 4 opens at GR2 in Los Angeles this Saturday, 6:30 p.m. This will be a great place to get affordable bad-assery. Seriously. There’ll be 2,000 works for only $20 each from artists such as Jeffrey Brown, Luke Ramsey, Marc Bell, Lilli Carre, Vanessa Davis, Johnny Ryan, Souther Salazar, Anders Nilsen, Tom Neely, Ben Marra, Hellen Jo, James McShane, Leif Goldberg, Matt Furie, Aiyana Udesen, Jesse Reklaw, Eleanor Davis, Jaime Hernandez, Tim Hensley, Le Merde, Skinner Davis, Gary Baseman, Nicholas Gazin, Paul Hornschemier, Ron Rege Jr., and SO MANY MORE.
It’s cash-and-carry, so show up early to get your mitts on my sweet post-its. This painting here is only $35.

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My comics are in the Believer now! Check out the latest and greatest Art issue: pull out that sweet full-size Jerry Moriarty poster, and then read my strip (inspired by Lil Jon and the Eastside Boyz).

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I’m so slow to post things here, forgetting that this is, afterall, a Brag-a-blog. Here are a few winning endorsements of my comic, I Want You:
- Arthur Magazine prescribes a hearty dose of my comics HERE.
- Nice mention on Print Magazine’s blog (written by one of my favorite artist/comedians Emily Flake!) right HERE.
- Awesome author Jami Attenberg interviewed me for Large-Hearted Boy. And she writes about my teen bibs! Read it all HERE.
Hey friends,
T&P Fine Art has six of my drawings for sale for the bargain price of $100 each, check them out HERE.
I’m also selling original pages from I Want You, and pretty much everything on my Flickr page. Email me for details!
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I’m flying Westwards tomorrow for the Alternative Press Expo (aka APE), taking place on October 17-18 at the Concourse Exhibition Center in San Francisco. I’ll be signing with Buenaventura Press at tables 305-309.
And psst, it’s free if you bring your pass from Comic-Con.
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I have some monsters in the VICE Where the Wild Things Are booklet:
And an interview HERE.
Go to the WEBSITE to see/download a pdf of all the other awesome artists: Tony Millionaire, Hellen Jo, Matt Furie, Ben Jones, Esther Pearl Watson, Ron Rege Jr., Vanessa Davis, Shintaro Kago, Jordan Crane, Dan Zettwoch, and more!
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MERCHANDISE!
I Want You is now available in stores. If you can’t find it, whine at your local comic book shop and/or order your own copies from Last Gasp or Buenaventura Press, only $5 apiece!
Read a positive review from Whitney Matheson on USA Today’s Pop Candy Blog HERE!
I’m almost sold out of copies of my Ignatz Award winning mini, Stay Away From Other People. Order your copy quick, I don’t know when I’ll get around to reprinting these.
I’m busting down to the North Bethesda Marriott this weekend for SPX, where I’ll be tabling with Matt Furie, Jerry Moriarty, Kevin Huizenga, and Dan Zettwoch at Buenaventura Press, tables C1-C3! Check out the full signing schedule HERE.
And I’m on this panel on Saturday, 2:30-3:30pm: Now Make It Funny! Now that comics are finally being taken seriously, a new generation of cartoonists are bringing back the funny. Tucker Stone will talk to Emily Flake (Lulu Eightball), Matt Furie (Boy’s Club), Sam Gaskin (Fatal Faux-Pas) and Lisa Hanawalt (I Want You) about comics’ historical and ongoing aptitude for humorous effect, the deeper meanings of humor, and the struggles of producing comedy on a deadline.
I’ll have a tiny bit of original artwork for sale, too! Like those Kitchen Dogs you see up there. You wanna know what’s trickiest to draw? Can openers and foreshortened high heels, that’s what.
See ya there!
I’ll be at the MOCCA Comic Arts Festival ‘09 here in NY this weekend, helping out at the Buenaventura Press booth, selling mini-comics, and grossing out Charles Burns and Tom Gauld. You can find us at tables 318-321.
Where?
69th Regiment Armory, where nudes have been doing unspeakable things to staircases since 1913.
68 Lexington Avenue, between 25th and 26th Streets
When?
June 6th and 7th, 11am-6pm
Cost?
$10 per day (less than a movie ticket)
$15 per weekend (less than a 3-D movie ticket)