Monday, April 12, 2010

Wondercon 2010 recap

Hello, folks!

Well, Wondercon 2010 has come and gone, and it was fun while it lasted. MANY thanks to Francis up at Capcom for being so kind as to invite me to be a part of the booth this year! Also, a big thanks to my buddy Eric for making it all possible! It was a fantastic experience, and I look forward to many more in the future.

So, here's a little visual journal of the trip...

It started with a nice drive at 4:30 in the morning, when nature called. It was a brisk 41 degrees when I got out of the car; which, by the standards of you in the Midwest and East Coast, is a warm day, but for we Californians, it's pretty chilly.


The drive up to San Francisco on the I-5 really isn't all that scenic. A few cows, some wind power generators, and a lot of open sky.


Here we are at the Moscone Center, in the wee hours of Wondercon opening its doors to the fans.


A little shot of the Capcom booth...


And here I am, alongside one of the Street Fighter Lead Designers, Long Vo. Long is a great guy, and he and his counterpart, Koi, were a big help over the weekend.


This kid would not stop bothering me. Kept asking for candy and sketches, so I had to call in security. Casey-kun!


I didn't have much time to photograph my sketches, and there were a few that I really wish I did, but here are couple. The Spongebob Ryu was for Francis' son, and Spawn even made it into the mix. :)



I wish I had more pictures, but it was a rough drive. Then, once the Con started rolling, it was a mad dash to the finish. There will be more events like this coming up, so keep checking in to see what's next!

I hear San Diego is nice in July...

2 comments:

Dou Hong said...

Be aware of that guy in the third to last picture...

I hear he's really strange.

:)

Dou Hong said...

I hear that the guy in the third to last picture is a really weird guy....

Don't talk to him!

:)

I finally found your blog! Can you send an email to my gmail account? I know that you can't access your work anymore, so that would be the best way to contact me.

See you later!