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Convention Log 51: Otakon
Another Otakon checked off - I can't believe I've vended at Otakon for 5 years now!! After the giant booth from SharkCon, even a little 10x10 space feels small in comparison. In-line booths can be a gamble to set up a walk-in booth - cause people tend to be afraid to walk in. The claustrophobia can be pretty bad when the booth gets busy -... -
Convention Log 50: SharkCon
I just got back from a weekend in Florida - vending at my second SharkCon! And it was the 50th show/event I've done!? What!? How? I can't believe I've done that many shows. It feels like so much - but really nothing at all. Time sure does fly! If you love sharks -- you NEED to go to SharkCon. Its an annual event dedicated... -
Convention Log 49: ColossalCon
This past weekend, I was set up at ColossalCon in Sandusky, OH. I've always wanted to attend/vend at this convention, but it's incredibly competitive to get in. I left at 3am on Thursday and even with insanity on the highways, I made great time - I made it in about 8hrs! I still had plenty of time to set up my tiny little 6ft... -
Convention Log 48: Animazement!
This weekend, you'll be able to find me set up at Animazement in the Artist Alley! I can be found at tables B5&B6! I'm right at the entrance - you can't miss my giant double-table display. What is Animazement? It's an annual three-day, family-friendly anime convention held duringMemorial Day weekend at the Raleigh Convention Center in Raleigh, North Carolina. I'm debuting some new goodies at the... -
Convention Log 47: Anime Central
This weekend, you can find me set up at ACEN (Anime Central) in the Artist Alley! I can be found at table C14! What is ACEN? Anime Central is an annual three-day anime convention held at the Hyatt Regency O'Hare & Donald E. Stephens Convention Center in Chicago, Illinois. It's the largest anime convention in the midwest US. ACEN has been around since 1998 but... -
Convention Log 46: Kogaracon!
This past weekend, I set up a big table at Kogaracon in the Artist Alley.
