more sticker and stamp book foo
Nov. 8th, 2007 10:02 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
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The "wedding party" was actually a wedding! Not the original ceremony, tho'; the couple involved had been married for some time. But they did a short traditional ceremony at the convention. And then there was sake and lots of it. The Space Force party - source of four stickers - was nine if not more kinds of awesome, particularly has there were Crazy Scandinavians, of whom I have pictures! If you are ever at a worldcon and there are crazy Scandinavians, FOLLOW THEM TO THEIR PARTIES they will be filled with awesome. And booze.
Down towards the bottom of this page you can start to see the full-body cosplay outfits showing up in stickers; a bunch of non-Japanese fen didn't show up with trading stickers! But fortunately this was anticipated and a club had set up a sticker-making outfit - bring your own image or they could shoot a picture for you! We got more stickers for![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
spazzkat (from his original graphics, I'd brought them along on a USB key) from them.
And the red stamp in the lower right hand corner is the Australia 2010 bid for Worldcon.
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The large image is part of a flyer in the art show for yet another artist whose work I liked. I can't read very much of this but it's for something called Angel Mythos (TAKADA Akemi) and there are a couple of web pages, including this manga one and this second one which is the gallery site. I'm pretty sure people on my friendslist can tell me more about this than I know.
I'm also inordinately pleased to have a Mixi sticker, particularly having made jokes in a TechNet article in reference to MixiWars. ^_^ That was in the internet lounge area. And, of course, the sticker for the Hugo awards ceremony, with George Takei and Ultraman as MCs. That was, of course, AWESOME.
BTW, are people interested in this or is this like the worst kind of vacation slideshow evar? Eventually we will get past convention stickers and into more general stamps.
6 of 52
The "wedding party" was actually a wedding! Not the original ceremony, tho'; the couple involved had been married for some time. But they did a short traditional ceremony at the convention. And then there was sake and lots of it. The Space Force party - source of four stickers - was nine if not more kinds of awesome, particularly has there were Crazy Scandinavians, of whom I have pictures! If you are ever at a worldcon and there are crazy Scandinavians, FOLLOW THEM TO THEIR PARTIES they will be filled with awesome. And booze.
Down towards the bottom of this page you can start to see the full-body cosplay outfits showing up in stickers; a bunch of non-Japanese fen didn't show up with trading stickers! But fortunately this was anticipated and a club had set up a sticker-making outfit - bring your own image or they could shoot a picture for you! We got more stickers for
spazzkat (from his original graphics, I'd brought them along on a USB key) from them.And the red stamp in the lower right hand corner is the Australia 2010 bid for Worldcon.
7 of 52
The large image is part of a flyer in the art show for yet another artist whose work I liked. I can't read very much of this but it's for something called Angel Mythos (TAKADA Akemi) and there are a couple of web pages, including this manga one and this second one which is the gallery site. I'm pretty sure people on my friendslist can tell me more about this than I know.
I'm also inordinately pleased to have a Mixi sticker, particularly having made jokes in a TechNet article in reference to MixiWars. ^_^ That was in the internet lounge area. And, of course, the sticker for the Hugo awards ceremony, with George Takei and Ultraman as MCs. That was, of course, AWESOME.
BTW, are people interested in this or is this like the worst kind of vacation slideshow evar? Eventually we will get past convention stickers and into more general stamps.
