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A Two-Day Poster Art Convention


BOSTON, MA • SEP 12 + 13

(The best little poster convention around!)



POSTERS, POSTERS, POSTERS!


Mass Mini Con, a multi-day convention of pop culture poster art, movie screenings and panels, is returning to Boston Massachusetts for its fourth year--- bigger and better than ever before.


Even MORE artists, more galleries, more content, and more fun!


Debuting at the con is my BRAND NEW screen print for DINOSAURS!

I’ll also be bringing an assortment of my existing signed limited edition prints,

Muppet Christmas Carol double-sided 5x7 foil prints,

and a few small poster prints (everything shown shown above!).


The con runs THIS Saturday & Sunday September 12 + 13, 2026.

 

HOURS:

Sat: 12pm - 6pm

Sun: 12pm - 6pm


LOCATION:

1 Guest St, Boston MA


ADMISSION:

$25 ADVANCE / $30 DAY OF SHOW


 This year is another incredible lineup of artists and galleries.

Check out the full list below.


 Convention tickets are available through @massminicon.


MASS MINI CON 2026

FEATURING:

POSTER GALLERIES:

CODA

COLLECTIONZZ

MOORE-ART GALLERY

MUTANT

NEON EYE

SPOKE ART

ARTISTS / VENDORS:

100% Soft

Aaron Lee

Aaron Wood

Anne Benjamin

Blacksmith Press

C.A. Martin

Calvin Laituri

Chase Andersen

Dan McCarthy Daniel Danger

Dave Kloc

Gary Pullin

Ghost x Ghost

Hannah Gillingham

Janie Stapleton

Jason Edmiston

J.C. Richard

Johnny Dombrowski

Jorge Garza

Landland

Lionsgate Limited

Matt Ryan Tobin

Nicholas Moegly

Oliver Barrett

Rob Jones

Rory Kurtz

Rucking Fotten

Sara Deck

Stephen Andrade

Steven Luros Holiday

Strangecat Toys

Terriercvlt

Wanna Hear It Records

Witch Cat Creative

Zazzcorp


and special guest

AKIKO STEHRENBERGER



DINOSAURS

Screen Print

Limited Edition of 65

24x36 inches

7 colors on Cougar smooth white paper

signed and numbered

printed by VGKids

$100 (when purchased in person at Mass Mini Con)

 

As a 90s kid, I watched some of the Dinosaurs tv show on ABC, and then again a few years later when it ran in syndication on the Disney Channel. But I had never previously seen every episode across all four seasons until last year, when I revisited the series for the first time as an adult. I immediately became OBSESSED with its clever progressive social commentary.

 

I've now watched the entire series beginning to end a few times over. As a kid, I watched it for the Henson puppets---but as an adult I return again and again for what the puppets have to say. It's brilliant. An all-time best show ever, if you ask me. I genuinely can't believe it even exists at all. If you haven't seen the show as an adult, I highly recommend giving it your time. I think you'll be as surprised as I was at how relevant it remains.

 

Over the course of a few months, I channelled my love for the show into an illustrated fan art poster, now translated into a 7-color screen print. I have such respect for the writers and creative team responsible for bringing this show into existence 35 years ago, and my poster is a love letter to them.

 

My poster features:

The entire Sinclair family (and their home)--

Earl, Fran, Robbie, Charlene, BABY, and the indelible grandma, Ethyl Phillips (one of my favorite characters on the show).

 

Rounding out the cast of main characters is Spike, Roy Hess, Monica de Vertebrae, and BP Richfield.

 

I had a blast jam packing this poster with some of my favorite puppets, details, and references from my favorite episodes.

 

You can spot news anchor Howard Handupme, Stan the Bunch Beetle, Cider Poppies, Arthur Rizzic, Cookie Creature, Earl's lunchbox creatures, Earl's WE SAY SO hardhat, Roy's sandwich creature, a rare Grapdelite (and two Grapdelite babies!), a nesting bird with two baby chicks, a Pteranodon flying off with Baby Sinclair over a volcano, his famous "Not-The-Mama" frying pan, and at the center of it all, the beloved Sinclair refrigerator, worthy of an annual holiday in its name.

  

NOTE:

This print will debut in person at Mass Mini Con in Boston, September 12 &13. Prints will go on sale via my website following the event, for $120 including shipping.

4K BLU-RAY BY LIONSGATE LIMITED

Celebrating its 10th Anniversary, filmmaker John Carney's Sing Street follows 14-year-old Conor as he aims to win the heart of uber-cool and beautiful Raphina by forming a band with a few lads, all set against the turbulent backdrop of 1980s Dublin.

I'm so pleased to finally share the artwork I created with the team at Lionsgate for John Carney's Sing Street! This movie has genuinely become one of my favorites and it was some of the most fun I've had on any project.


Very special thanks go to Aaron and Rickard for giving me so much freedom to bring my vision to life, and for the art direction support that helped make it the best version of itself. This is my first completed packaging art job, and I couldn't be happier that it was for this particular movie. I hope fellow fans like where it ended up.



From the website:

LIONSGATE LIMITED FEATURES:

Newly 4K remastered picture and sound; reproduction of Conor's school notebook, complete with his sketches and lyrics; new artwork from visionary illustrator Courtney Autumn Martin; behind-the-scenes featurettes, including the never-before-seen “The Risk of Rock & Roll: Going Back to Sing Street”


Sing Street: 10th Anniversary Edition

4K UHD + Blu-ray™ + Digital Copy

Rating: PG-13

Run time: 105 minutes

Release Date: August 11, 2026

$39.99


• Available on 4K Ultra HD for the first time

• Collector’s edition package includes a Lionsgate Limited Extra mini-documentary, • and a reproduction of Conor’s school notebook of sketches and lyrics

• Celebrate the 10th anniversary of this moving coming-of-age tale by John Carney, acclaimed filmmaker behind Once and Power Ballad

Evocative art from illustrator Courtney Autumn Martin captures the spirit of 1980s Dublin and the enduring power of music to shape our lives



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