Valentine’s Day is a week away. If you’re someone with a significant other who loves gaming just as much as you, then hold onto them. This is one of those times where you’re given an opportunity to express just how much they mean to you. Don’t screw it up. I won’t pretend to...

While at Ohayocon 2011 I had the pleasure of meeting an artist by the name of Del Borovic. I noticed how smooth and different her artwork was, and I immediately found myself perusing her prints. I was completely drawn in by the unique path from pencil to paper she took, not to mention the spot-on cell...

A week ago we had the extreme honor of being able to go the Organic Armor Studio and see some of their work close up. Who are they you ask? Well, they make armor that is squishy; from the best way I can put it. We got to hear their personal story of how they got to where they are today, and how they’ve...

Cosplay plays a major role in today’s pulp society. There are very talented artists, and extremely devoted fans who give their all to create for themselves an outfit, a weapon, a chance to live in the world in which they idolize, if only for one day. Cosplay is more than just a hobby. To many,...

To all those who are way too excited about World of Warcraft’s new expansion Cataclysm coming out, we want you to show your excitement! From right this very moment until midnight on the release date, we will be accepting photos of original Cataclysm art to be put up in a post specifically as a showcase...

Our second artist up from Anime Crossroads is Ryan Zanfei with Tasty Peach Studios. Upon seeing her booth, I did in fact squee. Whether you are male or female, understand that you can and will accept just how cute her artwork is. Cute may not honestly even be the right word; heart-meltingly adorable,...

Last week at Anime crossroads we got to meet some really awesome artists who put out some gaming/anime related pieces in the artist alley. Whether it be drawings, charms, necklaces, hats, bath fizzies, or t-shirts, there was a little of everything there and the artist who made them were sitting right behind...