Gainesville, Florida this weekend

Got the address wrong, but close enough:

18 S.E. 5th Ave is where to go.

7-10PM

Free event, but if you'd like to bring snacks and beverages to share, that would be amazing and appreciated...

See you in Gator town!

In the works

The desk is a mess and there's much going on here in the stables of Pegacorn Press. Whoa nelly! Hella projects being flushed out, but here's a little preview of what to expect in the next few months...

Zine Libs #1 & 2, Burn Collector

Yes, that's right- the sixteenth issue of Al Burian's, Burn Collector, is being put out on Pegacorn Press. Just in time for Al's east coast reading tour in April, #16 will be available on April Fools, no joke. It's an amazing issue and it's been a pleasure to work with him on this US version. There's no pre-ordering, but it once it's out, it will be available directly from him, the GET SOME page on this blog, my Etsy store, mailorder, and several distributors in the US. If you are a store or distributor that is interested in doing bulk orders, please get in touch and let's talk details.

Also, after several years in dormancy, I'm excited to announce that both issues of Zine Libs, a collaboration that I did with Erick Lyle many years ago, will be released together in one mega-blow-out of punk inspired mad libs. Think of how ridiculous your normal life is (or was)- living in collective houses, hopping trains, being chased by cops in protests- and then times that by a million as you sit with your friends laughing your ass off, filling in these Zine Libs. I've been working on re-formatting all our originals and hopefully this will be out and into the world by early March. "Fill in the blank fun with friends," will be back in action.

If you find yourself in Gainesville, Florida on February 4th, stop by the new Sequential Artists Workshop. I'll have some art up, be around for technical printing questions and comic geekery. Here's a  flier that Tom Hart threw together for the event:

If you're New York based, you'll be able to find Pegacorn Press tabling the NYC Feminist Zinefest on February 25th, as well as the Brooklyn Zine Fest on April 15th. Stop by if you're in the area and let's hangout. Both promise to be great events...

I think that's it? At least for now...

New Release!!!

I'm excited to announce that there's a new release out on Pegacorn Press, just in time for the Brooklyn Comics and Graphics Festival here in Brooklyn. Late Era Clash #24, by longtime friend Mike Taylor, is done and looking awesooommmme! Come by and see us this Saturday, and if not, it will be available via my store after this busy weekend...

Front and back cover of Late Era Clash, as well as new buttons made with printing mishaps!

Available:

AHOY! 

Get copies while you can! Both the 2012 calendar and FUTURE TENSE are available through my Etsy store. At 48 pages of content, featuring eleven artists from the U.S. and Germany, FUTURE TENSE is going quickly. Maybe because these amazing artists are in it?

Edie Fake 

Jo Dery 

Anna Haifisch 

Mike Taylor 

Sy Wagon 

Roby Newton 

Josh Bayer 

Al Burian 

James Turek 

Kasey Henneman

& myself, Caroline Paquita

         

Pegacorn Press Release Party at The City Reliquary

Stop by the City Reliquary this Friday night (September 30th) and help celebrate the two new releases out on Pegacorn Press! The 2012 Paquita Calendar and Future Tense, a comic compilation featuring 11 different artists, will be available- as well as other shenanigans. Who knows what will happen, you know?

XOXO,

Caroline Paquita

P.S. The event is free, but donations to the City Reliquary are always greatly appreciated. Please no BYOB, but beers can be purchased from the C.R. bar in the backyard. 

P.P.S. Awesome costumes, or other forms of "dressing up," are always welcomed and encouraged.

Friday, September 30th, 2011

7-10pm

The City Reliquary

370 Metropolitan Avenue

Brooklyn, NY 11211

Minneapolis + Chicago!

"October," from the 2012 Paquita Calendar-  coming out soon.

My tiny midwestern jaunt for Pegacorn Press begins next week in Minneapolis, Minnesota at Modern Times. Please join me on Friday, September 23rd (the Autumnal Equinox!!!) for a celebratory gathering. I'll have art up for the rest of the month there and during the event, the 2012 calendar, a new comic compilation and zines will be for sale...

A couple days later, you can find Pegacorn Press at Quimby's Bookstore on Monday, September 26th, with Jo Dery and Edie Fake. These fine folks have contributed to the comic compilation and will be showing their own art and animations as well.

Hooray!

See you soon-

XOXOXO,

Caroline 

Times and locations:

Modern Times
7-10pm,  FREE
3200 Chicago Ave S, Minneapolis, MN 55407
 612-886-3882

Quimby's Bookstore
7-10pm?  FREE
1854 W. North Ave · Chicago, IL 60622 
773-342-0910  


Oh, and before I forget, there will be a Brooklyn event at the City Reliquary on Friday, September 30th. More information on that coming soon...

New Drum, New News

Blue and burgundy drums.

New drawing table and inspirational lounging lady sculpture.

Another drum has arrived via Ebay, which means that there is now TWO NEW DRUMS for the new Risograph machine that I recently picked up for FREE (minus the cost of gas to grab it). What does this mean? Well, for one thing, there is now a working back-up for my trusty old Risograph and it seems to be in better working condition. Since it’s only made less than 500,000 copies, compared to the 2.5 million on my other machine, it should last quite some time.

While the details are still in the works, it looks like there will definitely be a Pegacorn Press release event in Minneapolis AND Chicago (at QUIMBY’S!!!) in the third/fourth week of September. A New York event will most definitely happen, probably around the 17th. Busy, busy planning… In any case, once all the information is totally set, I’ll make sure to post it here for sure.

In other news, I’ve started working on a satellite location for Pegacorn Press in the bicycle frame-building shop of Coast Cycles. It’s been good to get out of the house and into a new space to work, particularly one that doesn’t have the internet to keep me distracted from drawing. It’s much like urban camping in there- no running water, the roof leaks, etc, but we’re putting in some time to patch the roof, seal the holes and invent new twists on rain-water harvesting for a hand-washing sink. Hopefully, once that’s all done, Pegacorn Press can officially live there and I can have a sane bedroom again? Ha, ha- we’ll see!

There is only 11 more days of the Pegacorn Press IndieGoGo campaign, so please feel free to repost and spread the word…

XOXOXO,

C