Holy Banana Pants, I Love StickerApp

Y’ALL.

I need to sing some praises because holy banana pants, I love StickerApp, and here’s why.

holographic sticker of godzilla in booty shorts with a big, goofy smile

For one thing, they printed my Godzilla in Booty shorts holographic sticker. Not only did they print it, they printed it BEAUTIFULLY.

For another thing, I love the little details they put into their packaging. Pictured here is the cardstock cover that came with the stickers.

I’ve ordered from Sticker App TWICE now. While the inside is the same (and always silly), the outside features a new artist each time! This time it was TheCreativePain.

Another thing I appreciate – they bundle the stickers so well for shipping. I got, like, 60 Godzilla stickers and none of them were scuffed, torn, or otherwise damaged.

I got these stickers as part of a collaboration between StickerApp and the Cartoonist Co-op. Since I’m a member of the co-op, StickerApp got members like me a promo code to get $30 worth of stickers for free. So that’s how I got these booty-ful Godzillas this time.

Like I said, I ordered from StickerApp once before – they were my printer of choice in the original Godzilla and King Kong Crowdfundr I ran ages ago. They did a great job then, and I’m glad to see they’re still going great work!

Now, I haven’t tried any stickers besides the holographic ones. That said, StickerApp has the best prices for die-cut holographic stickers, in my opinion. If I ever need to print more, I’m going back to them, 100%.

Here’s a link to find out more about StickerApp, and here’s a link to find out more about the Cartoonist Co-op.

That’s all for now. Thank you for reading! Now go print some stickers!

You. Are. Awesome.

P.S. You can get these Godzilla in booty shorts stickers on Ko-fi. USA peeps get free shipping. I will also be bringing these to Handmade Toledo, as well as Street Cat Zine Fest and the Toledo Comic Arts Fest.

It’s Nib and Ink Fest Time!

Y’all, May is the month of Nib and Ink Fest – an online festival organized and run by the Cartoonist Co-op to celebrate comics!

We had the opening ceremony and the Minicomic Awards. There are tons of other programming happening now, from portfolio reviews to panels.

In fact, I ran a panel on Sunday, called “Tabling At Conventions for Beginners”! The panel is available on YouTube for replay:

Are you an artist who just got accepted in an artist alley? Have no idea what you’re doing? Then check out this video! There is also a very robust Q&A session afterward included in the recording.

This Saturday I’m running another panel, called “How To Make a Newsletter Your Fans Love to Read.” I’ll make a separate blog post for that one later this week.

I’m not the only one running panels, either – topics include Supporting Creatives With Jobs You’ve Never Heard About, What Art School Didn’t Teach You (all about the business side of art), and (I’m I’m excited to tune in for) Having Fun with Backgrounds and RSS & You.

Be sure to tune in for these workshops! They will all be livestreamed on YouTube and Zoom. If you want to participate in livechats, you have to watch on Zoom. All Zoom links and panels – and shops and more! – are on the official Nib & Ink Fest website.

That’s all for now. Thank you for watching and reading!

You. Are. Awesome.