If there is one group of people who I don’t believe get enough love at any expo, its the artists. Toronto ComiCon 2015, like all events created by FanExpo HQ, featured many artists from all genres covered, all of whom gathered together within the signature corner of the event: The Artist Alley.
The cool part about the artist alley is that you get to see works of art in all shapes and forms. Whether its digital work, arts and crafts or embroidery, you will have the opportunity to see creativity in all its glory. My artists in the artist alley have worked for top companies such as Disney, D.C., Marvel and Archie, while others are more hobbyists with an interesting perspective. Having this mix just lets you see the scope of what is being done on the art side of things.
We wanted to showcase every single artist who attends the expo, but that would take a very long time to compile. As such, we’ve picked a hand few of the artists we think you should definitely check out, and perhaps collaborate on a future project. Trust us, these artists know what they are doing.
Artists featured here are (check out their websites):
- Chozen Studios
- Andrew Kwan
- Gillian Newland
- Meaghan Carter
- Mike Rooth
- Herbert Kwan
- David Ross
- Ken Wheaton
- Kalman Andrasofszky
- Greg Menzie
- Ian Herring
- Chasing Artwork
- Marc Alfonso
- Mike Del Mundo
- Jim Zub
- Richard Evans
- Marvin Law
- Ken Lashley
- Anthony Ruttgaizer
- Sam Agro
- Mike McKone
- Logan Miller
- Deanna Bradley
- C Class
- Brian Hoang
- Zeekayart
- Jade Poon
- Gibson Quarter
- Positively Negative
- Ted Woods
- Ronn Sutton
- Janet Heatherington
- Leo Leibelman
- Craig Yeung
Check out the gallery below to see the various artists and a sample of their work.






































