by tmw2010 | Mar 20, 2018 | Animation, Art, Gaming
Thanks to our Friends of the Seminole Community Library sponsorship, we are happy to announce a special appearance from video games and feature films animator, Tony Mecca. Tony has been a professional animator for about 12 years now working in both video games and...
by tmw2010 | Mar 20, 2018 | Art, Cosplay, Costuming, DIY, Drones, Education, Fan Art, fandom, Gaming, Gulf Coast MakerCon, Gulf Coast Makers Festival, MakerCon, Makers, Makers Festival, Music, Props, STEM, Young Makers
We’ve got an awesome line up of presenters and ongoing programs and activities happening throughout the day at Gulf Coast Maker & Comic Con 2018. Here’s the line up! 2018 Gulf Coast Maker & Comic Con Presentations & Workshops Innovation Lab...
by tmw2010 | Mar 17, 2018 | accessories, Art, Costuming, jewelry, MakerCon, Makers Festival, Science
The Freak Show Follies come to Gulf Coast Maker & Comic Con 2018! Stacy Salmon, the mind behind the art, tells us more. GCMCC: What do you make? FSF: Freak Show Follies is unusual jewelry and home décor for unusual people. As an artist, I repurpose ethically...
by tmw2010 | Mar 4, 2018 | Art, comics, fandom, Handcraft, Makers
We’ve got a big variety of Makers on hand this year, selling everything from pottery to textiles and art. Psychedelic Snowflake brings the art and craft of fandom to Gulf Coast Maker & Comic Con. Renee Lewis tells us more about her work. GCMCC: What do you...
by tmw2010 | Mar 1, 2018 | Art, fashion, Handcraft, MakerCon, Makers, Makers Festival, Textiles
April Aguiar of Zuri Crafting specializes in some pretty niche fashion accessories. Check it out! GCMCC: What do you make? AA: I make nerd/geek fashion hair bows and headbands, with the occasional bowtie. I also like hand painting wine glasses and shoes, though...
by tmw2010 | Feb 28, 2018 | Art, Education, Food, MakerCon, Makers, Makers Festival, Makerspace
We’ve got a lot of representation from Tampa Bay libraries this year, and with great reason: Many of them now have makerspace and offer an abundance of maker style programming. Palm Harbor Library, in addition to their awesome Hazel L. Incantalupo...
