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MoCCA 2005:
We came, we saw, we ate bodega chow
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The MoCCA 2005 banner outside the Puck Building. Click for full-sized image (321x1024 336KB) |
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Pre-party on Friday night. Kevin has his back to us while chatting with Tim Hamilton |
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More pre-party goodness under the watchful eye of Will Eisner's art. |
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Kevin rocks out with the Red Devil, an ungodly creation of Barnstormin' Mike Houston |
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Paul Friedrich checks out the table of interplanetary celebrity Bwana Spoons. |
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The two faces of Brian Musikoff part one: Happy Brian! |
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The two faces of Brian Musikoff part two: Homicidal Brian! |
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Serious sales action at Ad House. That Project Superior book really rocked my world. |
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Hellcar's booth is fully loaded! Behind the table: Paul Friedrich (Onionhead Monster), Dave Milloway (Likely Stories) and Kevin "EFF" Dixon (Mickey Death). Behind the camera is me, Eric Knisley (Silent K Graphics). We're yokels from North Carolina. |
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I got barbeque sauce in my shoe! In all my years of eating barbeque, I've never gotten barbeque sauce in my shoe before. It was a pleasant sensation. |
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Steve Noppenberg fights the good fight. |
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Hot and heavy action on the MoCCA show floor. Click for full-sized panoramic image (2048x266 1.5MB) |
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Claustrophobes need not apply at MoCCA. At least our room was reasonably not quite as miserably humid as the other room. |
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Dave and Paul in Brooklyn, where we hung out and sweated. What's Paul so damn happy about? And what's with the fake siding? Brooklyn is like the fake siding capital of the world. |
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Eric contemplates the wonders of Brooklyn. Check the nerd posture! |
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That castle thing in Central Park. Click for full-size panoramic image (2048x532 895 KB) |
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Check it out! Paul and Dave encounter a couple of weirdos in Central Park. Click for full-size panoramic image (1024x316 458 KB) |
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Kevin, Dave and Paul on the loose in Manhattan. Shot with a Lomographic Fisheye. |
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One of my favorite people in New York. Shot with a Lomographic Fisheye. |
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Kevin and Eric outside the Metropolitan Museum of Art We were there to see the amazing Max Ernst retrospective. Shot with a Lomographic Fisheye. |
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Brooklyn-Queens Express fisheye/double exposure. No Photoshop tricks used. Shot with a Lomographic Fisheye camera. The camera is all-manual, so double exposures are easy. You never know what you'll get, especially if you use my "random stupid" method. |
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Brooklyn graffitti fisheye/double exposure. No Photoshop tricks used. Shot with a Lomographic Fisheye. |
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Under the BQE. That's the Brooklyn-Queens Express, baby. Click for full-size panoramic image (2048x221 391KB) |
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