Had a good time, spent way too much money and am worn out. Didn't do the Furoku Culture booth this time around. Didn't look like there was room for another person anyway.

I did enjoy checking out everything though and even got to meet Scott Williams, which was a huge treat for me. I picked up his sketchbook and talked with him briefly about being at the con. This was his first time getting a table in artist alley and I think he said he'd being doing it more often. I asked him if he had a Deviantart page and he said he was going to be putting one together really soon since a few friends told him that was the place to be. I told him that he was one of the best inkers I've ever seen and he put his stuff down and shook my hand. He seemed sincerely appreciative of my words, which was a shock to me. I'd thought it would have been something he heard every day of his life. He is my all time favorite inker and was one of the nicest people I've had the good graces to meet in person. haha, I'll admit I did ask him if he does inking commissions. I would totally have paid what he wanted to ink a piece of my work, but unfortunately he's contractually obligated to DC Comics.

Also, I met J. Scott Campbell but couldn't really have a conversation with him since there was a line of people behind me. He was very cool as well and is one of my influences and was happy to meet him. I think I marked out to more to Williams though, to be honest