These prints commemorate the first piece of finished Wulflorne concept art, as well as the first printed promotional item for the project. It was penciled and inked by Lee Cherolis, and colored and backdropped by Mike Mann.
A limited supply was printed to be distributed at Ubercon X, and those which were not sold are being offered up here! That being said, supplies are extremely limited - and if that isn’t incentive enough, those who purchase this particular print will receive signed editions of Wulflorne: The Coldest Winter when they order their copy this Fall!
Product Details
Dimensions: 8.5 x 11″, Landscape
Quality: Full Color, Gloss
Availability: Extremely Limited
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Hey! How would you to see a sneak peak of the Wulflorne: The Coldest Winter pin-up? I thought so.
Once that baby is finished, she’ll be available at Baltimore ComicCon, along with the book itself.
Well, since we’re not looking at any real activity around these parts until Lee & Sam return from Ubercon next week, I figured it’d be a good time to announce what I’ve been up to.
Other than working on Wulflorne, I’ve begun a new webcomic project on the side to help me practice my background painting. The art style will be somewhat unconventional, and I’ve surprised myself with the simple - yet poignant - story concept I’ve serendipitously come up with for it. I’m becoming increasingly excited.
I don’t want to tell you much about it just yet, other than it’s a surreal sci-fi story that’ll be hosted here, on Modsprocket, with the intention of later being collected into a 6″ x 9″ trade paperback. I can drop a name, though - maybe it’ll get your imagination flowing…
If you’re in the New Jersey area this weekend, don’t forget about Ubercon! Lee Cherolis will be in possession of a limited stack of Wulflorne Promotional Prints - the project’s first printed piece of art, as well as the first finalized piece of art! I smell a possible collectors’ item!
Each print will be 8.5″ x 11″, full color, sporting the opening prologue to the first book and colored concept art. Don’t miss your chance to get your hands on one!
Remaining prints will be made available online, after the convention.
Samantha Allen has recently finished collecting illustrations and strips of her comic - Random Assembly - into an honest-to-goodness book: Random Assembly Presents: Tease!
It is currently available via Lulu, and a stack of them will be with her at Ubercon this weekend (the surplus of which will be available on her Etsy.) Congrats on your new wad of paper, Sam!
I just want to put it out there that if you’re not interested in story spoilers, you probably shouldn’t listen to the Wulflorne Development Chats, on the SprockTalk Podcast. Lee and I use it as a libraried discussion forum we - and readers - can look back on in the future.
Unfortunately, we delve into some important twists in the plot, so listen to them at your own risk!
There will be other types of benign SprockTalk episodes in the future, that do not contain spoilers; simply avoid the Wulflorne ones for now.
Lee Cherolis, our pal and the artist of Wulflorne, will be appearing at Ubercon X in New Jersey this weekend - which is always exciting! Even more awesome, though, is that he’ll be packin’ some high quality Wulflorne Promotional Prints!
The prints, based on Wulflorne concept art, will technically be the first printed media from the project since its beginning - making it an excellent collector’s item. They’re full color gloss, sporting the series’ opening prologue text from the upcoming first book.
The prints will also be made available online, after Lee’s tenure at the convention.
Also, on a non-Wulflorne related note, Samantha Allen - author of the fantastic webcomic Random Assembly - will be attending with Lee, as well!
Good luck, guys, and have fun!
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