Artist Naoko Mullally has quickly become one of those booths I make a point to visit every year at San Diego Comic-Con. There’s a soft, almost dreamlike feel to her work, where expressive emotion and bold design come together to give fan-favorite characters a fresh sense of personality.
For San Diego Comic-Con 2026, she’ll be back at Booth #5550 with a new lineup of exclusives and debuts, along with open commission spots, prints, pins, and more. You’re going to want to stop by… just be aware it will be hard to leave empty-handed.
Let’s take a look at her offerings this year:
[UPDATE July 17]
Inspired by the book she is currently reading, Naoko will have a few more SDCC Debuts for Dungeon Crawler Carl. Princess Donut stickers based on her previously announced print/glamour portrait and a brand new action shot print will be available at booth #5550 next week.
[UPDATE July 15]
For Naoko’s next debut at San Diego Comic-Con, she’s traveling to galaxies far, far away to bring you a Grogu and Anzellan Crew hard enamel pin. It’s limited to 200 pieces, available for $25 each.
[UPDATE July 12]
You remind me of the babe. What babe? The babe with the Labyrinth tribute prints! Which just so happens to be Naoko Mullally, who is dancing the magic dance to bring us these beautiful prints on satin paper, which feature a subtle shimmer. They’re limited to 100 copies and hand-numbered, and available for $40 each.
[UPDATE July 11]
Get that corn outta their face. Naoko is serving up a little elote with this Comic-Con exclusive enamel pin, limited to just 100 pieces. Once they’re gone, you’ll have to rely on your eagle powers to find one.
Nachoooooooo! Stretchy pants and all, Nacho takes flight as a luchador eagle in this new open edition pin from Naoko, debuting at San Diego Comic-Con with a limited quantity of 200.
[UPDATE July 10]
Sometimes, you just need a little air circulation. And sometimes you just want to look cool. Either way, these hand fans with Grogu designs by Naoko Mullally are the perfect solution. The fans are limited to 500 pieces, with a daily allotment of 100 and a limit of 2 per person. They will be $15 each at booth # 5550.
[UPDATE July 9]
Keep your badge near you at all times…it’s easy with a retractable badge reel, and Naoko Mullally has made some very cute fandom inspires ones, which will be available at her booth, #5550, during C0mic-Con.
[UPDATE July 5]
Princess Posse assemble! Don’t call her just a cat, she’s Princess Donut, you buffoon! Naoko Mullally will have this brand new Dungeon Crawler Carl inspired sticker of Princess Donut at her booth, #5550 during San Diego Comic-Con.
[UPDATE July 2]
Don’t you want a little taste of the glory? Take a bite out of Naoko’s Nacho Libre totes. These 16″x12″x6″ totes are made of cotton canvas, and you can pick them up only at San Diego Comic-Con Booth #5550 for $15, while supplies last, as they’re limited to 200 pieces.
[UPDATE June 30]
‘Ello! Naoko Mullally recently marked the anniversary of the Jim Henson classic film, Labyrinth, with some very beautiful original art, and this little guy, just coming over to say, “‘Ello!” is part of that piece. He’s making his way (v..e..r..y…s…l…o…w…l…y) to San Diego Comic-Con as a very cheerful sticker. Pick up one for yourself and one for your Labyrinth obsessed friend at booth #5550.
[UPDATE June 26]
Naoko is a fan favorite here at the UBlog, and we’re so excited she’s kicking off her debut and product reveals today, starting with two irresistibly cute, colorful 1″ animal enamel pins, limited to 100 pieces each at the con. The first is a bright Pink Frog Prince (or Princess!) pin that isn’t exclusive to the convention, but is absolutely worth hopping over to Booth #5550 for $12.
It’s joined by a brand-new Shark pin sporting a set of wonderfully geeky braces, proving even apex predators can use a little orthodontic help. It’ll make its debut at SDCC for $12.
[UPDATE May 3]
Naoko will once again be offering commission spots for SDCC, with a range of options depending on what you’re looking for.
Sketch Cards (2.5″x3.5″) — Ink and watercolor on watercolor paper — $25Headshots (6″x8″) — Ink and watercolor on watercolor paper — $80-$100Sketch covers — Mono-tone or color marker — Black & White: $100 / Color: $150+¾ to Full Body (9″x12″ watercolor or 8.5″x11″ marker) — $150+
If you’re interested, be sure to reach out to [email protected] to discuss details and lock in a spot. UPDATE: Commission slots are now closed.
