Planet Comicon
March 24-25 Overland Park, KS
We’ll start local with this gathering.

C2E2 (Chicago Comic and Entertainment Expo)
April 13-15 Chicago, IL
Joe Kubert is a featured guest. Jeremy is excited about this because he studied at the Kubert School in New Jersey.

Spectrum Fantastic Art Live
May 18-20 Kansas City, MO
This con features some of the finest in contemporary fantasy art. Jeremy will be showing off his latest work here.

Wizard World Chicago
August 9-12 Rosemont, IL
This will be our biggest adventure in geekdom yet! What costume should I wear?

Austin Comic Con
Oct 26-28 Austin, TX
Jeremy and I are attending this for the food trucks, friends, and fantastic weather as much as the con. Should be a good time!

Both Jeremy and I check Facebook often (too often) so it is a good vehicle for posting updates about the projects we’re working on. Here is the link.

We also have a Twitter account. All of our tweets cover the same stuff that’s on the Facebook page. Follow us here.

I just wanted to take a quick moment to invite you all out to The Collective Art Gallery on Friday, July 1st.

I will be presenting the intro to a new graphic novel based in The World of Baeg Tobar. I am handling most of the art chores and lettering while Emily Hall is writing the story. This will be the first time any of this work has been made public.

Below is a promo piece and a synopsis of the story.

A road weary traveler returns to his quaint little hometown and discovers that it isn’t as he left it. The old tavern has been replaced with a dour, imposing church, and a new magistrate has taken control. The Old Book has been replaced with a New Book, and all old books have been banned. Most alarming of all, there is a large iron cage in the public square, and in that cage – a woman.

As he listens to the woman’s story, the traveler learns two things. First, she is every bit the strange old witch that the townspeople think she is. Second, she may be their only salvation.

The Old Book states that the apocalypse is coming, and only a witch can prevent it. Facing adversity from superstitious ownspeople, a power?hungry magistrate, and deadly supernatural forces, they must find a way to stop the end of the world.

Hope to see you out there!

Jeremy

While Jeremy has continued to work on projects under OE, both of us felt that we could turn it into something bigger – A home for all of our creative projects, and perhaps a meeting place for other artists working in the industry.  So we came up with the idea of splitting the company into three subsidiaries:

Outland Creative will continue to offer the same quality creative services that OE always did – Illustration, art direction, copywriting, website development, and more. Creating excellent professional work for clients has always been a vital part of this company.  Outland Creative is always accepting new work.

Outland Entertainment is where we will publish and promote our own fiction and webcomics.  Baeg Tobar, Jeremy’s epic fiction site, will launch first.  Then we will begin rolling out others.

Outland Collective is an online gallery for artists and friends.  The site is still in development, but Jeremy already has a handful of amazing artists lined up.

This has been a long process that involved many hours of discussion, some very hard decisions, and a few fruitless visits to the bank.  In the coming months, we have approximately ten million things to do to get everything up and running smoothly. But here we are!  Open for business.