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Torn, but not Bent! (AKA: Your Advice Needed)
13 years ago
I was in a foul mood, today, but I was cheered by some friends and the fact that my FRIGGIN ART IS ON THE FRONT PAGE OF WHAT IS GOING TO BE MY FIRST CON!
OMFG.
http://furthemore.org/
wheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
I am torn about a few things though... seeing as this will be my first con:
1.) Do you recommend I get a vendor table, or sit the first one out and enjoy the other con parts?
2.) Should I continue making my partial myself (and probably not finish) or commission someone else? (I have made partials, clothes, and stuffed toys successfully before in the past 5 years, but it's not my best skill... on the other hand... you know someone else will never make it the way you were imagining it, right?)
What do you think?
OMFG.
http://furthemore.org/
wheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
I am torn about a few things though... seeing as this will be my first con:
1.) Do you recommend I get a vendor table, or sit the first one out and enjoy the other con parts?
2.) Should I continue making my partial myself (and probably not finish) or commission someone else? (I have made partials, clothes, and stuffed toys successfully before in the past 5 years, but it's not my best skill... on the other hand... you know someone else will never make it the way you were imagining it, right?)
What do you think?
I have links to tutorials if you need them too.
I was invited to this one by the programming director who I let move in with me when I was living in NJ, unfortunately I lost my job not soon after and we parted ways. We were still good friends even though I felt bad about having to leave him behind as I moved back in with my parents.
Since I don't know what to expect of a first off con as the three I've been to are larger in size and scope and my friend will probably be busy I am probably going to be working as a volunteer on staff.
I remember at MFF, which I went to alone, I was walking around with nothing to do a good chunk of the time, I'm sure working while down there will make sure that doesn't happen again.