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jelizaToday's craft fair, while not lucrative, was very gratifying. Multiple people, many of them parents of my kids friends, really liked and instantly understood the Space Whimsy series. I don't even show most of them at Norwescon anymore, because the more traditional fen audience has been very ehh about them, but I love them, and can't seem to stop making them.
The Sparkle Happy Fun rings also went over well.
It was also good preparation for doing the Lovesick Expo in January.
The only downside to this is that a ton of people took my card, so I am actually going to have to get at least the pieces they expressed interested in up on my artfire shop. And, um, photograph them first. Taking clear, flattering pictures, of layered translucent glitter under glass is ... kind of a pain in the butt. And I'm not really out of the woods in my main business Christmas rush yet. But these are good problems to be having, really.
The Sparkle Happy Fun rings also went over well.
It was also good preparation for doing the Lovesick Expo in January.
The only downside to this is that a ton of people took my card, so I am actually going to have to get at least the pieces they expressed interested in up on my artfire shop. And, um, photograph them first. Taking clear, flattering pictures, of layered translucent glitter under glass is ... kind of a pain in the butt. And I'm not really out of the woods in my main business Christmas rush yet. But these are good problems to be having, really.
