There are few artists who know how to get attendees as excited as Patrick Ballesteros. Whether it’s his signature kid-ified style, or the way he always seems to incorporate properties and fandoms that fans truly love, or the volume of his exclusives and debuts — there’s just something about his work that draws flocks (and lines) of fans to his booth at both WonderCon and San Diego Comic-Con every year.

This year, Ballesteros will be back at WonderCon Anaheim 2024 at his usual Booth #A-07, with plenty of new artwork for the fans.

[UPDATE March 15]

Next up, Ballesteros has yet another x-cellent print for you to “marvel” at. This 5″x10″ print is from Ballesteros’ Jeepney series, which pays homage to his Filipino heritage and the iconic Filipino vehicles. In this new print, Magneto is enjoying some boba and causing some chaos for the team. We love all of the details throughout, like Beast’s glasses being affected by Magneto’s magnetism, and the school name emblazoned on the side of the Jeepney.

You can pick up “Mag Ganito” at WonderCon where it will be making its debut, for $18, at Booth #A-07 in Artists Alley.

[UPDATE March 13]

Embrace the elements with this new sticker set from Patrick Ballesteros. Embark on a journey all the way to WonderCon Booth #A-07 in Artists Alley to score his “DO NOT BEND” sticker 4″x6″ set, a loving tribute to the series and world full of all of your favorite characters. It’s limited to just 50 pieces, and will be available for $10.

[UPDATE March 8]

Turn that frown upside down, because feeling blue has never felt better with Ballesteros’ latest WonderCon debut, celebrating what is arguably the best children’s animated series in years. This 16″x4″ print features Bluey stealing the show, in front of an adoring flock of fans made up of some very familiar faces.

You’ll be able to pick up “Who’s Feeling a Little Blue” for $25 at WonderCon Booth #A-07 in Artists Alley.

[UPDATE March 3]

For WonderCon 2024, Ballesteros is coming out of the gate strong, with an 8″x10″ debut print dedicated to the hard-working crew at The Bear. The whole Chicago crew is represented in the piece, which feels like Ballesteros offering up a slightly different take on his usual kid-ified style for a fun retro-comics cover vibe, while still feeling familiar and uniquely like his work. 

You can pick up this “Yes Chef” print at Booth #A-07 in Artists Alley for just $25.