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http://www.rockncomiccon.com/
Anyone ever go to these types of events? What do you think? Useful? Fun?
Anyone ever go to these types of events? What do you think? Useful? Fun?
The Rock'n' Comic Con
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If you keep your head on straight, have a focus, and stick to it, they can both be a lot of fun and really useful.
Say you're looking for an artist - the artist's alley has tons of new artists looking to carve a path for themselves.
The panels can help you learn writing, learn new tricks, or even enforce the knowledge that you know what you're doing, and need to develop a %*$& project already!
Nobody is going to walk up to you and offer you a contract or anything, but they can be a great contact tool, learning tool - and you can walk away with free art!
Say you're looking for an artist - the artist's alley has tons of new artists looking to carve a path for themselves.
The panels can help you learn writing, learn new tricks, or even enforce the knowledge that you know what you're doing, and need to develop a %*$& project already!
Nobody is going to walk up to you and offer you a contract or anything, but they can be a great contact tool, learning tool - and you can walk away with free art!
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Update: I went Saturday and I'm glad I did. This is the first year for this event, so it was smallish all around, but I did get to see exactly what a few other graphic novelists are doing to produce and sell their stuff, saw some graphic novel and comic book enthusiasts, talked to a few artists. I also saw Isaac Singleton! Dang, he's foxy. This event included the animation industry, so a number of actors and personalities were there. Stan Lee was a big draw.
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