During Comic Con 2010, I ran around the con floor and other locales with a bag full of blank dolls, searching for artists to vandalize them. These are the results.

Bryan Lee OMalley was a little busy at Comic Con, what with his book coming out, and his movie coming out, and the little Scott Pilgrim theme park they’d installed in the Hilton across from the convention.  Still he took a little time out of his day to turn this into a Scott Pilgrim doll for me.  “His spirit is forever trapped now, inside the doll,” he said.  And then, he vanished.

But I was still around, so I got it signed by a few people.  OMalley’s up top, with John Kantz (who worked on volume 6) underneath him, Kieran Culkin (Wallace Wells) on the left, Anna Kendrick (Stacey Pilgrim) and Aaron Ancheta (also an assistant on 6) on the right….

And then Julie Powers went and took all the credit.

During Comic Con 2010, I ran around the con floor and other locales with a bag full of blank dolls, searching for artists to vandalize them. These are the results.

Diana Sprinkle is an amazing artist who creates all sorts of iconic character designs, mostly involving cats.  She also makes comics and other things.  And she drew me a cannibal unicorn boy!  Let’s take a closer look.

Oh my god he’s so cute.  I don’t care whose blood he’s splattered with there.

A mane and a tail!  Eee!

And horseshoes…bloody, bloody horseshoes.

BTW, he’s sitting on Diana’s cat art folio, Catalyst, which is also great.

During Comic Con 2010 last weekend, I ran around the con floor and other locales with a bag full of blank dolls, searching for artists to vandalize them. These are the results.

Rich Schleifer turned my blank doll into his character Stabby.  Stabby likes to play MMOs.  She goes online, and stabs things.  She’s pretty rad.

Rich took his time on this one and added in proper hair, even a ponytail in the back!

Rich was at Comic Con debuting his Stabby book, which is a collection of one page mini comics and short stories he wrote during his time playing her in Lineage 2.

During Comic Con 2010 last weekend, I ran around the con floor and other locales with a bag full of blank dolls, searching for artists to vandalize them. These are the results.

The indomitable David Malki! (creator of Wondermark, one of my favoritest webcomics ever) volunteered to be my sketch doll guinea pig on preview night.  I am not sure if this guy is wearing camouflage, or if he has some sort of weird, leafy skin.  Legend says that his green eye sees only the past, while his red eye can see the future.

The exclamation point is silent.

I picked up one of Malki’s books, Clever Tricks to Stave Off Death, and then vanished into the night.

More sketch dolls to come over the next few weeks.  I actually ran out of dolls to have drawn on, and had to start handing out templates, which I now have to make.  Those will probably show up here sometime in the near future too.