GenCon Drawing?
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Nytmare
David Jose
I used to do miniature painting at Gencon a million years ago, and have had a handful of friends who regularly work the art tables at both Gencon and Dragoncon. I've heard plenty of complaints but honestly, nine times out of ten, the person doing the complaining is usually whining about something that's their own fault.
I can't imagine that you wouldn't find it a worthwhile experience. You're far too talented to be overlooked, regardless of how crappy a booth you get stuck in.
Depending on what you're looking for, and how much space you want, I might be able to hook you into a couple of people who like to double up and share booth space with each other.
I can't imagine that you wouldn't find it a worthwhile experience. You're far too talented to be overlooked, regardless of how crappy a booth you get stuck in.
Depending on what you're looking for, and how much space you want, I might be able to hook you into a couple of people who like to double up and share booth space with each other.
Nytmare
David Jose
I used to work the Thunderbolt Mountain booth and we had a table on the side where a couple of us painted/modded minis and took orders that we would then ship back to people. Mostly it was stuff like Warhammer or 15mm historical armies, but there were a couple of single pieces and chess sets thrown in for good measure.
This is also, unfortunately, where I had four huge Warhammer armies stolen (two of mine and two that I had been working on) along with a tackle box filled with individual Battletech and D&D minis.
Oddly enough, that is also the exact point where I gave up on collecting and painting minis entirely.
This is also, unfortunately, where I had four huge Warhammer armies stolen (two of mine and two that I had been working on) along with a tackle box filled with individual Battletech and D&D minis.
Oddly enough, that is also the exact point where I gave up on collecting and painting minis entirely.
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