Spectrum Fantastic Art Live 3: The “C” List

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(Illustration by Cory Godbey)

My alphabetical trip (by first name) continues with a look at the C list.

These artists are scheduled to be in attendance May 9-11 in Kansas City, MO at Spectrum Fantastic Art Live 3.

I offer the art without comment, as it can speak well enough for itself. Besides, I’d rather get your thoughts.

Under each piece is the name of the artist and a link to their respective website. Please consider giving them a visit to explore more of their work.

Come along, and enjoy!

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Camilla D’errico

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Carly Mazur

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Cassandre Bolan

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Chris Seaman

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Christian N. St. Pierre

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Christina Yoder

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Colin Nitta

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Cory Godbey

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Craig Elliot

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Craig Maher

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Crystal Sully

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Cynthia Pfoutz

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Cynthia Sheppard


In case you missed them, here are the links to the previous Spectrum Fantastic Art Live guest image posts:

The “A” List
The “B” List

11 thoughts on “Spectrum Fantastic Art Live 3: The “C” List”

    1. Several here that I’ve seen before and look forward to seeing again and others that I am excited about meeting for the first time this year.

    1. Yes indeed. Discovered several new-to-me artists with this post, which is always a good time.

  1. I’ve been loving these posts. It’s cool to see Cory Godbey here too. I just discovered him last year, and received a couple of his prints for Christmas (after listing almost all of them on my wish list!). He does really gorgeous work.

  2. For the guys: Cory Godbey and C. Pierre. For yhe ladies: Carly Mazur and Cynthia Sheppard.

    I pity the lady in Cynthia Pfoutz work, that is a hell of inconvenient/impractical “dress”. I suggest the author should go to the forest and wear it and then rethink how “dryad” should look like. Why the dryad should be bothered of nakedness in the first place is beyond me. Ate the wrong apple or so? 😉

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