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Dec27
by admin on December 27, 2012 at 11:10 PM
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This is a dress concept design I did this past summer for ModCloth’s “Make The Cut” collection with the theme of “Winter Garden Gala.” I had a fun time drawing fashion, which is something a bit outside my regular artistic realm. I titled this dress “Cleopatra’s Garden Party Dress” and was inspired by the gold color and keeping it within a gray monochromatic world. The use of the flower belt and fishnet-like sleeves add texture to accent the gold neckline. I didn’t win the contest, but found it to be an awesome mission. Here is more information and the rules if you are interested in learning more. I hope ModCloth does another “Make The Cut” challenge in the future.

I did however win another ModCloth contest back in June – the National Doughnut Day contest. The goal was to post a photo of yourself wearing a ModCloth item and include a doughnut in the image. I didn’t have much time to prepare for this, but was lucky to have a doughnut on-hand from one of my co-workers who brought some into the office to share and celebrate the day. Joe Carabeo from Astray Productions took the photo of me wearing The Deveraux Dress and we quickly posted it online. I had a good feeling about winning – and we did!

I love ModCloth’s clothes, but I’m on a clothing purchase hiatus for one full year (which started last August). After that I can only buy items I truly need or items that are super treasures, not just out of want. If you are interested in checking out more of ModCloth’s great items, please use my referral link for a $15 discount toward your first purchase of $50 or more: http://sharethelove.modcloth.com/a/clk/39nzgP

└ Tags: Awards, Carolyn Belefski, Dress, Fashion, illustration, ModCloth, Model, Photos
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Curls Studio – Guests on DC Geeks Podcast

Dec27
by admin on December 27, 2012 at 12:12 PM
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Joe Carabeo and Carolyn Belefski are guests on the DC Geeks podcast – released yesterday, but recorded on November 14, 2012. We discussed our own podcast (The Carolyn & Joe Show) as well as the books and characters we create for Curls Studio. We also talked about My Little Pony, Turtle Derby, the human Barbie, and more. I hope you enjoy this show and thanks to DC Geeks for having us!


Take a listen here: http://blog.dc-geeks.com/2012/12/the-hidden-world-of-turtle-derby-with.html
└ Tags: AUDIO, Carolyn and Joe Show, Carolyn Belefski, DC, DC Geeks, Guest, Joe Carabeo, Podcast
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Recap: Locust Moon Comics Festival 2012

Dec26
by admin on December 26, 2012 at 4:13 PM
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On Sunday, December 16, 2012, Curls Studio traveled to Philadelphia, PA for the first Locust Moon Comics Festival at The Rotunda. The show was very similar to Philadelphia Alternative Comic Con because of the same location, similar table layout, exhibitors, and vibe. I really appreciate how the show organizers promoted the show from the street with signage. Hopefully that drew in a curious crowd to stroll in. There was an after-party at Locust Moon after the show, but we opted to hit the road for a three hour drive home. 


The show had some amazing moments with our younger readers. In particular a young girl with blonde hair was with her dad and he told Joe a story about how she enjoyed Kid Roxy #1 a lot and one day she was reading under a tree and accidentally left the book there. When they went back to get the book it rained and the book got all wet. It was great to hear that story and the little girl was able to purchase Kid Roxy #1 and #2 to continue the story. She also asked me to draw in her sketchbook – very fun! 



There were also a handful of other kids who purchased more of our books. It was exciting to connect with our audience in Philly! That was the last tour date of the year. We thank everyone we met this year on tour. In 2013, we are officially confirmed to be at Asbury Park Comic Con on March 30, Awesome Con on April 20-21, and Baltimore Comic-Con on September 7-8. 


Check out more photos of “Locust Moon Comics Festival 2012” on the Curls Studio Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10151285304127381.489544.50763422380&type=1&notif_t=like

└ Tags: KID ROXY, Locust Moon Comics Festival, Philadelphia, Philadelphia Alternative Comic Con, Photos, Recap, Tour
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Locust Moon Comics Festival 2012

Dec07
by admin on December 7, 2012 at 12:09 PM
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Join Curls Studio on Sunday, December 16, 2012 from 11AM to 8PM at The Rotunda (4014 Walnut Street in Philadelphia, PA) for the first Locust Moon Comics Festival. This show used to be the Philadelphia Alternative Comic Con, but is now being run by Locust Moon Comics and Movies.


The festival will have lectures, panels, and conversations on comics. This unique one-day event will honor comic creators and comic creations. Artists and publishers will display and sell their works. Refreshments will be provided by Kung Fu Hoagies and Little Baby’s Ice Cream.


Exhibitors will include: Brandon Graham, Farel Dalrymple, J.G. Jones, David Mack, Jim Rugg, Michael Zulli, Jasen Lexx, Terry LaBan, Box Brown, Ben Marra, Ed Piskor, Jeffro Kilpatrick, Rafer Roberts, Joe Carabeo, Carolyn Belefski, Ad House Books, Meathaus Enterprises, Secret Acres, Koyama Press, Locust Moon Press, and many others. 


Here’s a link to the event’s Facebook page, so you can RSVP and share with your friends: https://www.facebook.com/events/463379443684073/


Here’s some coverage the event is getting on CPR: http://robot6.comicbookresources.com/2012/12/philadelphias-locust-moon-to-hold-inaugural-comics-festival-dec-16/

└ Tags: Carolyn Belefski, Comics, Joe Carabeo, Locust Moon Comics Festival, Philadelphia, Philadelphia Alternative Comic Con, Rafer Roberts, Tour
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Recap: Annapolis Comic-Con 2012, Halloween Edition

Nov30
by admin on November 30, 2012 at 4:25 PM
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On October 27, 2012, Curls Studio had our first appearance at Annapolis Comic-Con. The show was Halloween themed and it was great to see many people in costume. We also did the Carolyn & Joe Show podcast for the very first time in front of a live studio audience. You can listen to the show here. We even grew a Dinosaur Plant during the show!



I distributed the Curls bookmark created specifically for Halloween and many people dug it. Positive reports came back from fans and family members who gave out the bookmarks during actual Halloween Trick-or-Treat as well.




Here is a photograph of trading cards a fan made for us to sign for him.




There was a ton of candy and many people received a free reusable Trick-or-Treat bag provided by Annapolis Comic-Con. We we seated next to Mark Wheatley and he is a pleasure to chat with. It was a show of “firsts” for us and we definitely had a fun time. Thanks to Ben for organizing the show.



To view more photos of the event, vist the Curls Studio Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10151241093037381.483268.50763422380&type=3


Our next appearance will be Sunday, December 16 for Locust Moon Comics Festival at The Rotunda (4014 Walnut Street) in Philadelphia, PA.

└ Tags: Annapolis Comic-Con, Carolyn and Joe Show, Comics, Curls Studio, Photos, Podcast, Recap, Tour, trading cards
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