Sarah Maloney's Blog, page 3
May 1, 2019
Vancouver Comic Arts Festival May 18th & 19th @ Roundhouse Community Centre
So excited to be a part of the Vancouver Comic Arts Festival! This is my first big comic fest! See you soon Canada!
Poster Art By: HALEY BOROS
Cat Castle Presents: Leather & Lace in PDX May 10th
I will be in Portland for a group show Leather and Lace @ Cat Castle! Check out their instagram @cat_castlegallery and send them a DM for directions. See you there!
Art Up! May Phinneywood Art Walk May 10th & 11th
I am part of a group show at Seattle Recreative this May called Level Up! It will be all original works of art that use recycled materials to elevate our art or take the concept of creative reuse to the next level!
For a list of all the awesome venues to check out click here https://artupphinneywood.com/
March 28, 2019
Spring for Zines! 4/27 @ Vermillion
Saturday April 27th @ Vermillion Art Gallery & Bar 12PM-6PM
A pop-up zine fair organized by Kate Berwanger of Swerve Zine Library, featuring some of the PNW’s zine and comic community. Drink drinks, read zines. Good times for all.
FREE GIFTS TO THE FIRST TEN ATTENDEES.
BRING CASH. CASH IS QUEEN!
THE VENDORS:
Amelia Lea is a tender maker with a whimsical illustrative style. They like dogs, strawberries, and making creative messes.
Andrea Paz is a writer, doodler, social worker, and almost-human. She loves unique comics, emotional writing, and bagels.
Arkay Artists. Radical feminist artist's collective. Home of Aquamarine Space Unicorns and the work of artists Joyanna M and Lily Bell. Publishers of the Octicorn Zine.
Chris Blakeley is a Seattle-based photographer who uses toys to tell occasionally inappropriate stories. Then again, Lego did say the toys were for all ages.
Elijah & Natasha are a duo of queer zine- and printmakers based in North Seattle. Elijah is a teacher and storyteller who returned to the PNW recently after five years working overseas. He loves tabletop RPGs and teriyaki. A recovering bowler, Natasha crafts meticulous depicts of queer identity, cephalopods, and architecture. They are lactose intolerant.
Free Association Magazine (Free Ass. Mag.) is a Seattle-based, independently-published, biannual anti-architecture/architecture magazine whose content is driven by the desire to create deeper dialogue and engagement between those who design our cities and those who live in our cities.
Jake Johnson (they/them) is a Miami-born and Seattle-based cartoonist, printmaker and humble fungus worming their way through the moss and into the public sphere. They draw from themes of isolation, nature, queerness and nostalgia. You can follow and see their artwork on Instagram @legendofmana_ost
Kayla Rosen is nonbinary writer whose zines mix prose and poetry, centered on themes of queerness, disability, trauma, and healing. Kayla has performed and facilitated workshops throughout Washington, and their writing will be published in the forthcoming nonbinary anthology "X Marks the Spot." To learn more about their work, please visit kaylarosenzines.com or social media @kaylarosenzines.
Little Wing is a queer mixed media collage artist whose work explores and reimagines the political and emotional landscapes of our lives.
Rhodora Jacob is a Pop Surrealist/illustrator/Comic artist from Seattle,Wa. Whimsical creations made with childlike wonder. She creates all things colorful and mysterious inspired by the magic of Mother Nature. Check out her on Instagram: @rhododoodle for current work.
Seattle painter Maybe crafts themes from different areas of study to create psychedelic geometric pieces, whimsical doodles, and surreal story-like illustrations. Maybe draws inspiration from a broad background of dance, music, science, pop culture, different hobbies, and the strangeness of daily life. Maybe is a mixed-media artist, painting and drawing with graphite, pen, inks, watercolor, gouache, and acrylic. She tries a little bit of everything; live-painting, art markets, and group shows. She also creates artwork for event posters, handbills, logos, and merchandise for local musicians and small businesses.
Meredith is a poet and zinester in Seattle, WA, who has been making zines since the 2000s. Previous zines include Damn Engine, Never Been to the Wall, and The Streets of Where I'm From. Her work has been seen in Bust Magazine and other literary outlets. New zines are coming this spring, including Damn Engine #5 and Never Say Neva, a sequel to Never Been to the Wall.
Microverse Press is a small Seattle indie press focusing on art-based books and comics. Microverse Press is built upon a spirit of collaboration within the artistic community and thrives to foster relationships that will result in creative expression.
Mimi has been making comics and zines since her angsty teen years. She draws inspiration from her upbringing in the gooppy soggy dark passive aggressive northwest. She enjoys using comics to tell stories and process what the heck is going on, ever.
Papeachu Press is a publisher for women and non-binary creators of all kinds. They exist in order to diversify the gender representation in the literary arts, one publication at a time.
Push/Pull Press publishes the work of the cooperative artist members and selected guests. Push/Pull's publications include comics, poetry, and art books. Push/Pull's focus is on limited edition books featuring under-represented artists and subjects.
Sarah is a queer storyteller & visual artist from Seattle.
The Cornersof Their Mouth is a collaboration between Robin Elan (comix) and L.M. Zoller (writer). Together we create writing + art about food, queerness, nature and gender.
The Love & Anxiety Collective is a group of Costa Rican artists exploring through our illustrations our point of view about our human condition.
Tyler Parker is an illustrator/comic artist who focuses on all ages adventure stories. His work is inspired by Dungeons and Dragons, Richard Scary, slapstick and pizza.
Originally from southern Washington, Valerie Niemeyer moved to Seattle in 2013 to pursue a degree in art from UW. Since then she’s traded in her oil paints for watercolor and ink, choosing mostly plants and people as her subjects. She likes birds and pink stuff.
March 18, 2019
See My Art At SEAF 2019! April 26th-28th
Come to the festival and get a copy of Love Is Like Falling In A Black Hole from the art store!
March 3, 2019
I'm Teaching a 'Make Your Own Zine' Class! 4/11 @ Seattle ReCreative
I will be teaching an Adult/Teen (15+) ‘Make Your Own Zine' class April 11th @ Seattle ReCreative! 6:30-8:30
Enroll here
Class starting at $30
“Have an idea for a zine, graphic narrative or comic book? Join writer and artist, Sarah Maloney, for all the tips on self publishing your ideas. Sarah has published several of her own graphic narratives and now she will share her knowledge with you. Class will include zine layout, using software to set up your zine for publication, hand layout, where to get your zine printed, and where to promote your zine. “
If you don’t know about Seattle ReCreative, it is such an awesome noon profit!
“Seattle ReCreative promotes creativity, community, and environmental stewardship through creative reuse and arts education. “
Check out there website for art classes and so much more!
February 27, 2019
Freedom of Movement Performance 3/2 @ Stedelijk Museum
It has been a pleasure working with Joy on their Exhibition and Performance, Fou Fou which is part of the exhibition Freedom of Movement at the Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam. Please click on the link to learn more about Joy’s work. If you are in Amsterdam on March 2nd get tickets to the performance here or check out the Facebook event here
I made a few tarot cards, an illustration, and a 2 minute animation for their exhibition and performance.
One of the tarot cards I illustrated for Joy’s Exhibition
Freedom of Movement Performance 3/2
It has been a pleasure working with Joy on their Exhibition and Performance, Fou Fou which is part of the exhibition Freedom of Movement at the Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam. Please click on the link to learn more about Joy’s work. If you are in Amsterdam on March 2nd get tickets to the performance here or check out the Facebook event here
I made a few tarot cards, an illustration, and a 2 minute animation for their exhibition and performance.
One of the tarot cards I illustrated for Joy’s Exhibition
February 16, 2019
RAW Artist March 20th Show!
Please purchase a ticket through my RAW Artist Account! I really appreciate the support. It will help me being a part of the show. I look forward to seeing you all there!! 3/20 7pm Club Sur
February 15, 2019
Greenwood Art Walk 2/23 @ Makeda & Mingus
Stop by Makeda & Mingus Coffee Shop in the month of February 2019! Two series of my paintings are for sale! There will be a special event Saturday 2/23 with live music and good vibes! Check out the facebook event
