Terry Huddleston: Comic book art, pop art and pinups

Terry Huddleston: Comic book art, pop art and pinups - Tom Ray's Art Podcast

Terry Huddleston is an artist living in Indiana who has been making comic book pinup posters and more. I saw his work at a ComicCon that came through town. One of the things that was really cool about what he was doing is he was printing these posters he was selling right there at his booth.

We talk about how Terry started out making comics and then realized that he could be making fan art more quickly and sell more of it to people.

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Terry Huddleston's website

https://www.terryhuddlestonart.com

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