With so many in-person conventions forced to cancel, digital cons became much more prevalent over the last couple of years. To date, very few that I've seen have really managed to nail it, and I have yet to participate in an online Artist Alley that has led to any sales (if you know of any that have this figured out, PLEASE LET ME KNOW). That said, I hope digital cons continue to be a part of the community, even after in-person cons start back up in earnest. They fill a niche that I suspect will continue to be important, especially for groups that can't easily attend events due to medical issues, fiscal concerns, regional restrictions, etc.
Speaking of digital cons, I have GhostCon coming up at the end of October! I'll do a formal announcement closer to the event itself.
Rock on, guys, and never stop drawing.
Speaking of digital cons, I have GhostCon coming up at the end of October! I'll do a formal announcement closer to the event itself.
Rock on, guys, and never stop drawing.
