I mostly spent today catching up with folks. I worked on my painting entry but I'm not entirely happy with the third figure so its probably not going in as a diorama this year. Fortunately I sort of planned for the possibility so I will still have an entry. I'll get it up tomorrow but probably much later in the day.
Easier to describe the convention with pictures so here you go.
The "shed" that was in front has been moved to the side over by the loading dock. |
The original building front is mostly hidden by the new building, the shorter structure on the right. |
The new building is serving as the entrance to the con. They lost a lot of parking places and three cars were almost towed away today and its only Thursday! |
The entrance to the Dark Carnival |
The traditional Convention Sohpie Banner |
The Registration "Tent" |
The Big Top. Open Painting along with Painters and Sculptors are located here. |
The front breakroom |
A view from the back looking towards the front. |
Sonic onsite and getting ready |
The line is already forming |
The original Dungeon Crawl, ready to go |
The Dark Carnival Dungeon Crawl |
The Alice in Wonderland Dungeon Crawl. All the Dungeon Crawls use a modified version of the Warlord Rules and run about an hour. Participants earn Reaperbucks for the auction on Sunday. |
Painting Competition room, a few entries had already rolled in. That's Kit in the middle discussing the software. |
Contents of the swag bag |
A little closer look |
The lounge. I have no idea what that's for but it looks cool |
Vampire boxes on the mezzanine level in the back. The metal molds are underneath, the metal boneyard is to the left (all the little yellow boxes). |
Miniature Building Authority, right next to the lounge. |
Frontline Games, this is where the shipping area and where we used to run the Dungeon Crawls |
Bryan and Ron |
Matt Clark making annoucements |
Anne's painter and sculptor schedule. Notice she doesn't bother to schedule anything during or after my auction. I really do shut the show down. |
I checked out the entries for the painting contest-some really neat a varied things so far. I like the Kissing Booth for it's sense of play and creativity.
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to seeing your entry posted. Get some sleep Kris!
The traditional response would be "You didn't come to sleep, play some games!". Except I'm older now and its embarrassing to nod off during a conversation.
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Looks like a blast! Tell them to ship my Vampire awards!!!!
ReplyDeleteI have some pull but not that much!
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