@GrayCatLove 126545 wrote:
(I know you guys love it when us girls do that. 😉 )
Well done.
Thank you. I don’t know if it’s specifically the tattoos, or perhaps my changed outlook on life in general are responsible, but I’ve been having a lot more conversation with people lately. And particularly with women.
@GrayCatLove 126605 wrote:
Tattoos CAN soften one’s appearance. I’ve had many people think I’m more approachable after learning I have tattoos, so it’s entirely possible, Sam.
This true in some weird unexplainable way lol
@GrayCatLove 126682 wrote:
Gee, Sam, you make it sound like such a good time. :p
Well, Cat, for my first convention, I did have a good time. I got to meat a bunch of good people. Had I been a vendor? Not so much. To say things were slow, you could have walked in at any time and found somebody waiting to tattoo you. Halo, who has one hell of a portfolio, sat and played video games then left Saturday afternoon. The local tattoo artists were busy with their regular clients. The only publicity I found locally was in the Harrisburg paper ON FRIDAY. (The first day of the convention) Most of the out of area vendors stayed because they were locked into their hotel rooms.
The Roller Derby teams competed with few spectators to watch. I did not plan on going to the concerts or the burlesque show. I don’t know how well they were attended.
Next year? Probably yes, just to see if it’s better organized, But not all three days.
That’s a real bummer, Sam. I have plans to move to TX this summer and there’s a good convention yearly in Killeen, which is near where I’m looking at grad school. I’d hate to go to a convention and nothing’s going on. Had some of the more popular folks like Roman de Luna, etc.
I mean, it’d be neat to go in, plop my butt down, and get a quality tattoo on the fly, but I feel bad for the artists. 🙁
I love PA. It’s a shame all the people on the forum are so spread out or we could have a meet-up at a con or something!
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