Arisia con-crash, post art show tear-down

[mizarchivist]

The upside of not selling much at the art show is that I don't have to rebuild my stock. Right?
::shaking it off::
I have a few more items in my commission list, so I'll do those then let clay go for a few months til I don't feel so epically disappointed.
And I'll up my stock on Etsy in the meantime.

Comments

[randysmith]

:-{. *sympathies*

[mizarchivist]

Thanks... I'm gettin' on. :) Working on the commission list and trying damn hard to find my perspective. I'll still take the sympathy.

Back on the horse

[mizarchivist]

... and then did 3 commissions in an afternoon. Nyah!

Re: Back on the horse

[mrf-arch.livejournal.com]

Yay, back on the horse!

[weegoddess.livejournal.com]

email coming...

[spinrabbit.livejournal.com]

Yay for back on the horse! And sympathy, yeah.

Perspective, I haz it

[mizarchivist]

Thank you for your pre-Christmas patronage. Part of what made the art show so crushing is that the craft fairs were OMG-great.

[gosling.livejournal.com]

Ugh.

Sympathy.

(Also I want to talk to you about a commission...)

[mizarchivist]

(yay!) (email me?)

[drwex]

Darn, sorry you didn't sell well at Arisia.

[mizarchivist]

Thanks. It really sort of is the default, but I really did get a set of expectations from the craft fairs. Silly artist. Expectations. Pffffffft

[curly-chick.livejournal.com]

Honestly,no one bid this year on the art show. We got one of those amazing light up tardises for the minimum bid. This is my way of saying, I think it was endemic to the con this year. Maybe people had less money. Your stuff looked great.

And I love the box you made for me. Since it is all about me, I consider that a win!

Thanks!

[mizarchivist]

It was great being able to hand that off to you there- it helped balance out the cricket chirps in the art show. :)