SELF PROMOTION - INSTRUCTION - SCHOOL VISITS
Demonstrations, lectures, panel discussions by Alan Stacy at elementary, middle and high schools, art
shows, bookstores and book publishing media conventions (American Library Association, Texas Book
Festival, Texas Library Association, Texas Reading Association) about art careers, working techniques for
television, films, illustration, drawing, cartooning, makeup effects and costumes.
ONE MAN ART SHOWS at Border’s Books and
Jan. 1996;
ART INSTRUCTOR:
UTA Continuing Education Department 1997-2002: Comic Book Art, Cartooning, Commercial and
Advertising Art. From “How-to” basics to more advanced techniques in cartooning and animation for
Adults & Children.
Demonstrations and formal presentations at schools, media convention demos, local craft, art stores
and as an instructor. Also workshops in Graphic Storytelling.
MINIATURES & PROPS
Design and manufacture of miniatures, architectural models.
Design and manufacture of stop-motion puppets (knowledgeable in all techniques and materials).
Dioramas: historic, archeological and fantasy
Design and manufacture of props, swords, weapons, jewelry, artifacts
Full scale authentic, accurate museum quality reproductions of Egyptian Gamesets (Senet, Hounds & Jackals),
Egyptian furniture and artifacts (jewelry, tomb artifacts and so on)
Design, sculpting, casting and molding of 20 original humorous animal sculptures for collectible gift
market (limited edition manufacture via Gifts Unique of Texas)
Design, sculpting and manufacture of limited edition resin sculptures for the garage kit collectibles
market (science fiction scenarios, cartoon characters)

Reproduction of the Ancient Egyptian Game of Senet
by Alan Stacy 1996
Based on the intact senet gameset (or game of 30 squares) and sledge found in the tomb of Tutankhamun c. 1323 BC with spool and reel playing pieces per the originals. Lion's head gaming pieces from another set, casting sticks or dice with finger and fennec head motifs (materials: pine, balsa, resin. Dimensions of gamebox = 6 1/2" wide X 4" high X 18 1/2" long; sledge = 9" high X 26" long).


