Celebrate Alfred Hitchcock‘s birthday week by joining me at Class & Co for a one-night only art show in Williamsburg on August 16! The Master of Suspense turns 120 just three days before the event and what better way to spend the evening than viewing paintings from my Hitchcock Blondes series with a glass of wine in hand. Prints will also be sold and films screened!
You can find my entire Hitchcock Blondes series in my Etsy shop. Enjoy free shipping all month long.
Had a blast at New York Comic Con! It was our best year yet! We had more prints and more merchandise than ever such as new magnets like Psycho: Vera Miles and Psycho: Norman Bates and Marion Crane, Joker tote bag, and Psycho: Vera Miles tote bag. It was a whirlwind and in case you didn’t get to partake, all items are available in my shop. At least a dozen new items being added every day this week!
12 days away! My favorite time of year is back– New York Comic Con starts in less than two weeks! I will be back at booth #1061, signing prints from my Hitchcock series and other art (all with a special Comic Con discount), and there will be new merchandise such as tote bags and shirts. We have a few surprises in store so please stop by and say hi! You can follow my Instagram and Twitter for more updates.
Available now! Stephen Jared‘s espionage thriller The Chameleon Thief of Cairo. I was lucky enough to be asked by Stephen to illustrate the cover, the third installment of his Jack Hunter series. Print and ebook versions are available on Amazon. Stephen is an actor and writer and is currently the associate producer of a forthcoming documentary on the legendary movie poster artist Richard Amsel.
“It’s 1948. The war is over yet trust among nations is low. While Cairo is jittery with calls for revolution, American spies are murdered, and new eyes are needed on the ground.
Having earned recognition for heroics in China during the war, Jack Hunter is asked to assist in gathering information. He and his best friend travel to Egypt hoping to revisit the spirit of earlier adventures. Shortly upon arrival, however, what they find is not a lively escapade but a changed world, people torn apart by grievances, dark alliances to money and power, fundamentalism, and cynical, suspicious characters on all sides. The darkness of war seems to have settled into people’s bones. As a result, Jack’s latest tale is his most harrowing, and could even be his last.”
Elizabeth Yoo 