FAE (Faeries & Enchantment) Magazine, Summer 2009

Feature article on Monica and Goblin Art,
and How To section on paper mache wearable horns.

Coming soon!
http://www.faemagazine.com/

Faerie Magazine, Winter 2008

Featured in Bemasked! Sampling the Art of the Mask-Maker
Photograph by Michael Cary
www.FaerieMagazine.com

The Oregonian, October 2005

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Monday, October 31st, 2005
Business section (Page C1),
www.oregonian.com

Maiden Belgium - Belgique Iron Maiden Fanzine Interview, November 2004

Maiden Belgium - Vlaams Iron Maiden Magazine, Nr. 6 - November 2004

The six page article is written in Dutch.

Oregon Art Beat TV Show, February 2004

OPB television filmed a great segment on Goblin Art and three other Portland mask makers for the episode of Oregon Art Beat that aired for Mardi Gras, 2004.

Eddie's - Italian Iron Maiden Fanzine Interview, February 2004

Eddie's - La Fanzine Italiana dedicate agli Iron Maiden, Numero 4

Article: Le Maschere di Dance of Death! (The Masks of Dance of Death!)
The three page article is written in Italian.



http://www.eddies.it
Or view the Eddies site using Altavista's Babelfish translation:
http://babelfish.altavista.com/babelfish/tr

Portland Tribune Newspaper, October 2003

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You can also read the text at their website

Note: Despite the text of the article, vaccuforming and neoprene are completely separate and unrelated maskmaking techniques.

The Oregonian Newspaper, October 2003

Tuesday, October 14, 2003
www.oregonian.com

Portland Tribune Newspaper, October 2002

Friday, October 25, 2002
www.portlandtribune.com

Split/Image Online, July 2002

Article & interview by Jerry Copeland of Split/Image Online:
The Lady Behind the Masks.
(Link updated 8/20/07)

Mick Mercer's 21st Century Goth, May 2002

"Delightful site, with more than just masks, having puppets, and some gorgeous galleries, strange paintings and drawings, a six foot elephant's head and, strangest of all, a model of Eccles, the famous Goons character! It's still weird, but at least this is more playful than some fetish offshots. Sadly there aren't many puppets, because they're fairly bizarre."
- Mick Mercer

This is Mick Mercer's forth book in a series, published May 2002 with 276 pages & 174 photos. This volume specifically explores modern goth culture on the web. Goblin Art's site is listed under "Masquerade Masks", Clothes and Goth-related businesses, page 107. More info about Mick, the complete series of his books, and how to order them at www.mickmercer.com

(Thanks Mairead for letting me know about the review!)

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