I got into the DragonCon Art Show

[puppetmaker]

I received notice that my work has been accepted for DragonCon. Now to sort out what I am going to take with me. I figure some of my character puppets which are at a lower price point would be good. No Doctors this year since I did them last year. I have some doll ideas including some more Fairy Grandmothers for sale. There is a wacky marionette floating around my head too.

Now I just need to apply for Shoreleave and I think my art shows are set for this year. I'll have to see what other shows we are going to. I do know there is one next year that I want to exhibit at since it will be in a totally new part of the country for me. I had a very kind offer to help get my art out to San Diego Comic Con (Thanks Theresa!) but I think I am going to pass this year. If the offer is open for next year, then I would love to.

I have two things I need to do by the end of the month. I have to bust ass on one of them but what else is new?

I am grateful that I got into DragonCon.

Comments

[flutterbychild.livejournal.com]

Yay!

I liked the Fairy Grandmother, and I am curious to see what you have up your sleeve...

[chris-walsh.livejournal.com]

Congrats!

Thanks for marching into Atlanta with art instead of soldiers... ;-)

[skydancerlilitu.livejournal.com]

WTG! You do really good work, so it's not surprising. :)

[jendaby.livejournal.com]

Yay! Congratulations! :)

[papillon-enrage.livejournal.com]

Congratulations! I was planning to apply to D*C and maybe World Fantasy ('cause why start out small when you can go all-out??), but I just didn't get my act together this year. Possibly a sign it's best to wait until we get past the my-husband-quit-his-job-and-went-freelance stress before tackling something new!

The freelance gig's going quite well so far, BTW. I just have to get used to never quite knowing when his paycheck's going to arrive.

On the flip side, *I* will be bringing *you* a trade for the phluzzie. :-)