Art Against Alzheimers 2018 - Street Fighter submissions

Two sets of Street Fighter prints I submitted to this year's Forget Me Not: Art Against Alzheimer's, run by Mr. Brandon Tokunaga. (Ibuki for the first pic; Cammy and Chun Li for the second. An unfinished first pass of the Ibuki illustration can be found here.)

All proceeds were donated to Alzheimer's research as well as Alzheimer's care and assistance. That said, the theme for the art has been increasingly pop related, esp. with vintage video games taking a lion's share of the print submissions. Given that the show made a good chunk of change this year, I'd say that's a winning strategy, and for a good cause.

2018 Revisions

Series of pieces from the past several years that got some revisioning over the past few months, either draw-overs or complete redraws from scratch. (The bottom pic is a scan of an old bamboo piece I contributed way back when to Gallery Nucleus' "Jab Strong Fierce" show, around '09 I think. The whole thing was essentially a garage sale for Street Fighter fan art, though that was a rarity for Nucleus to do at the time. The original piece was rushed, and as a result was sh*t, but that was where my priorities were then, rushing everything to be productive rather than good.

As Ellis Redding would say, "That's institutionalized.")

Forget Me Not - Art Against Alzheimer's 2018 prints

For archive purposes, some pieces from this year's annual Forget Me Not - Art Against Alzheimer's. Ended up having about a dozen pieces to contribute this year, as well as plenty of other talented artists, photographers and more.

Some additional pieces not featured in the flyer:

And an updated flyer from the 2017 show: