For an additional ticket price, A-Kon fans got to share a Sunday brunch with the featured convention artists and say hello to Mari Hazlewood, organizer of the event. |
What the group might not have expected was that the artists would be called upon to sign the "great wall," the stage set that was used in A-Kon's convocation hall. Steve Bennett led off... |
...and produced this portrait, to the right of the autograph of voice actor Amy Howard. |
Mio Odagi and Reijiro Kato then joined in with their spray cans. |
Odagi's painting is the black "Do-Do" next to the yellow and green script signed by Ippongi Bang. Off to the right is the signature of Newton Ewell. |
Kato's work is the pair of green pictograms above the jumping yellow...well, take a close look and you can figure out what it is. |
Tavisha Wolfgarth-Simons amazed the crowd when she took two cans of green paint and started simultaneously drawing with both hands, producing a green cat, meowing "Nya!" in Japanese. |
Martial arts action director Michi Yamato showed he could draw a bit. He pumped out a quick Kamen Rider on the A-Kon 9 wall. |
Pat Duke and Elin Winkler of Radio Comix took the basic graffiti approach to their panel of the wall. |
And, after most of the brunch crowd had left, Tiffany Grant grabbed a couple of paint cans and added her signature. |
