Post Convention Blues

I feel like we did quite well at TsunamiCon, especially for it being the first convention. Even though it was only three days, we made quite a few connections and we learned a great deal. I really think everyone had fun and a few people were seriously considering buying the table but it's not so easy to make that decision on the dime. We mostly wanted people to be able to see it. I suspect we will get more requests for custom orders before we sell the table. We already have one custom dice tray order that we should be able to get out this week.

We did sell "that" wand. Besides the table, I do believe it was the best conversation piece of the whole convention. I don't think anyone will forget us for that and John will still probably be teased about it for the next few decades, poor guy. At least until he makes the next "that thing".

You can see most of the photos and video we took at the con on our Facebook page. The rest should be up by this weekend. I probably have a good bit of editing to do on some of the video footage before it goes on youtube and/or vimeo.

As crazy and hectic as the convention was, there was a sense of sadness with leaving: a bit like the day when the train comes to Hogwarts at the end of the semester. You have to leave the magic behind and go back to the mundane world. Now I am trying to readjust to all the stuff I have to catch up on this week to be productive. Conventions are nice for letting you connect with people of similar interests and just geek out to your heart's content.

Look for our full website debut sometime in the next few weeks.