I enjoyed the convention. Overall it's a different experience for me, as I don't go there to be in the dealers' room or artist alley (though I did hang out there frequently, I only did two books outside of trades and gifts - sold a few pieces of original line art from FAD and other works too). Morphicon is a great place to visit friends from the fandom - it's small enough that people are not mobbed or bogged with ten different commitments at once, so it's a lot easier to just hang out and talk, which is most of what I did. On the downside, I can tell this con is on the verge of outgrowing its venue, judging by how difficult it is to get around the dealers' room or the hallways, especially if one has to move past a fursuiter or someone with twelve backpacks. Perhaps some of that can be helped by shuffling around which rooms are used for what purpose. Except for the occasional crowding, I like the location.

All in all, a fun experience. Thanks to everyone who said hello or helped out, or traded drawings, or did other things I can't think of right now.