I found some more pics. The Superman and Green Lantern are definitely Nathan Sawaya - He made those last year and I featured them here.
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Tuesday, July 17, 2012
Sawaya at (well, near) Comic-Con
In conjunction with Comic-Con, DC sponsored an art show in the Gas Lamp district of San Diego with the theme "Darkness & Light: Art Inspired by Heroes & Villains, Hope & Heroism". This was to raise money for Save the Children, International Rescue Committee and Mercy Corps. Nathan Sawaya was among the featured artists. I assume that these are his work, though the article I found did not give specific attributions to the different artists.


I found some more pics. The Superman and Green Lantern are definitely Nathan Sawaya - He made those last year and I featured them here.


I found some more pics. The Superman and Green Lantern are definitely Nathan Sawaya - He made those last year and I featured them here.
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These are all indeed Nathan Sawaya. He also spoke at the BrickJournal panel at ComicCon.
ReplyDeleteCool. Thanks for the confirmation.
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