#Carlations: Carla Wyzgala

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New York Comic Con 2022: Artist Alley Brief with Carla Wyzgala of "Carlations"

PiercingMetal was in attendance at the 2022 New York Comic Con at the Javits Center and during the exploration did a series of one on one chats with the creative people we met. This video features artist Carla Wyzgala of “Carlations”. We ask all of our viewers to kindly “Subscribe” to the Channel if they haven’t done so already and click the Notification Bell and Like/Comment on the video. This…

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Art 🖼 by: Carlations: Carla Wyzgala

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Pieces for Carlations Pinktober

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Skull Masquerade series by Carla Wyzgala Watercolor

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One of our favorite artists is making her annual trip to San Diego.  Carla Wyzgala is back with her unique pin-up art, a new project with her husband, and an exclusive.  Let’s catch up with the very busy Carla…

What are you looking forward to this year at San Diego Comic Con? 

The fans! Every year fans blow me away with their positive energy and dedication to be there amongst the masses. Truly amazing to be a part of.

You are working on not one but two new graphic novels, what can you tell us about them?

The second installment for Hidden Door Comics, fairytale graphic novels by my sister RC Young and I, is well underway. Currently working on the pencils and soon to watercolor, but this story is longer than Blue Eyes and the Beastling, our first book, so still a long ways away from being finished.

All while also tackling Skull Masquerade, my series of watercolor paintings of ladies in animal skull masks, as a graphic novel with my husband Justin Tauch. He and I have been creating the story, character designs and script together and just about ready to start on pages very soon.

What’s the good and bad on working with your husband?

So many good things, honestly. It has been a very natural experience so far and almost feels like this story is making itself.  Plot discussions seep into dinner conversations and road trips have been some of our best meetings. Justin has added much needed bad assery to this idea that I’ve been sitting on for so long, he is breathing new life into it and making it better than I ever imagined.

What Exclusives are you bringing to SDCC this year? 

I have a brand new Dahlia print and sticker that will only be printed for SDCC. Im celebrating turning her into a character instead of just the cat skull print. Let’s see what’s behind the mask.

What sets SDCC apart from all the other cons? 

Being a 5-day con, SDCC really becomes a community and at times feels like we are all camping out together (and some actually are!) No other con brings people together quite like this one. We are all surviving and looking out for each other.

Do you have a favorite SDCC memory?

Besides meeting art idols of mine, it would have to be the very first time I walked the show floor before open. It was this mystical forbidden beast that we couldn’t help but wander and explore. I remember feeling right then the magnitude of what was going to happen when those doors opened and ran for my life back to my table.

What’s your typical SDCC day like? 

Pretty similar to a 12-hour flight… wake up super early, fight my way through massive crowds and lines before caffeine kicks in, and then sit for 12 hours with whatever food that I can fit in a backpack breathing recycled air trying not to get sick. But with much better conversation and human interaction than a flight.

What’s the best thing about SDCC and the worst thing? 

The amount of people that attend this con is the best and the worst at the same time!!

Any hidden San Diego spots your recommend people check out? 

Oh ya know, just Artist Alley! That’s the only spot I really get to see, hopefully it’s not hidden!

What’s next for you after San Diego Comic Con?

Hunkering down until NYCC and penciling/painting tons of pages for these books. I seriously can’t wait! The thought of getting back into a routine and producing pages of story like a machine actually sounds fantastic right about now! You can catch my progress for all things Skull Masquerade on my Patreon @carlations and progress of the next Hidden Door Comics book titled Rubeus of the Sea on our instagram page @hiddendoorcomics

San Diego Comic Con 2019 – An Interview with Carla Wyzgala One of our favorite artists is making her annual trip to San Diego.  Carla Wyzgala is back with her unique pin-up art, a new project with her husband, and an exclusive. 

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Pieces for Carlations Pinktober

Day 10 to Day 19

Carla Wyzgala // CarlaCreations

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Carla Wyzgala‘s iconic style blends geek culture with sexy pin-ups and caught our eye last year in San Diego.  She is also our Artist of the Year 2017 and can be found traveling the country at all major Cons.  We’re kicking off this years San Diego Comic Con coverage with Carla Wyzgala!  She can be found at this years San Diego Comic Con at FF16.

We first met you at SDCC 2017 and have since awarded you as our Artist of the Year 2017… it’s been a year, so what’s new with Carla Wyzgala?

I have a twitch account now! Yeah, I learned about mods, emotes and bits… sort of. Still new to streaming, but this year has been all about learning new platforms and ways to reach my audience. Pretty happy to share the process of watercolor on twitch as @carlationsart ! Patreon is next…

Are you bringing any Exclusives or new prints to SDCC 2018?

You bet!  My entire Zodiac series, burlesque Gotham series and since I’m an over-achiever, I also finally have my 168 page hardcover watercolor graphic novel Blue Eyes and the Beastling this year!

You recently did all the zodiac signs, what brought that on? 

It all started with a sketch of twins that reminded me of my sign: Gemini. The sketches of the 12 zodiacs sat in my sketchbook for over a year before I could finally commit to 12 paintings! (It forced me to keep a month free from cons!)

Your booth is consistently busy, do you ever get the chance to sneak away and enjoy the con?

Only on my walks to and from the table while the show floor is closed, sadly. The occasional bathroom break artist alley purchase/trade usually makes me feel better!

What’s a typical day like for you at SDCC?  Is there a typical?

Typical day starts with waking up without enough sleep, a mini panic attack walking through the crowds just to get into the building, (if I’m lucky) a minute or two of sitting at a freshly set up table before show floor opens and caffeine has kicked in, and then its pretty much a blur of smiling too much, doing more math than normal, drinking a meal replacement shake so I don’t pass out, meeting an overwhelming amount of AMAZING nice people and eventually somehow ending up back in bed.

Let’s talk about your latest Kickstarter, what is it?

Finally have enough content (that Im proud of) to put together a sketchbook! Its been a while since my Carlations Process art book and Im super excited to showcase the gems of my rarely seen sketchbooks in Carlations Sketchbook vol. 1!

What’s one of the hardest things for an artist at SDCC?

Well since you asked… Last year was definitely a test of my will and determination. I had an allergic reaction to antibiotics that I took for an ear infection that I acquired hiking up a mountain in Japan to feed monkeys (as one does) and it kicked in HARD on my drive down to set up for SDCC by myself. I would say the hardest thing about SDCC for artists is doing to show solo since it is a small half table with one chair. But hey, if I got through all 5 days while my skin was on fire, I can say it’s because the rest of the experience is SO REWARDING.

What’s something you always look forward to at SDCC?

The FANS!! My goodness, it amazes me every year how full of positive vibes and excited smiles every attendee is all the way down to the last minute of the show. You would never know they waited 2 days for a 50/50 shot at getting into a panel!

You’ve done cons all over the country, what sets SDCC apart from all the rest?

The massive show floor packed with giant displays that continues outside in pretty much the entire city. Nothing else takes over a city quite like SDCC.

What are you looking forward to the most at this years San Diego Comic Con?

So very excited to share my new exclusive for this year with such a loyal crowd and to feel all that SDCC energy again!

SDCC 2018 Artist Interview with Carla Wzygala Carla Wyzgala's iconic style blends geek culture with sexy pin-ups and caught our eye last year in San Diego.