All Points Bulletin: Leaving Baltimore, Heading To Las Vegas

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hisui_icon_4040 Alain’s picks:

narutaki_icon_4040 Kate’s picks:

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hisui_icon_4040 What other character would you use for a report like this:

BTW that is a picture of Hal Emmerich.

More Otakon 2013 posts:

Otakon 2013: Tweets
Otakon 2013: Our 6 Favorite Announcements
Otakon 2013: General Impressions
Otakon 2013: Shinichiro Watanabe
Otakon 2013: Artist Alley
Otakon 2013: 10-minutes with Yuzuru Tachikawa and Michihiko Suwa
Otakon 2013: Concerts
Otakon 2013: Guests
Otakon 2013: Shingo Adachi and Tetsuya Kawakami
Otakon 2013: Fan Panels
All Points Bulletin: The Gamification of Otakon
The Speakeasy #044: Baltimore Zoo, Otakon 2013

Type-Moon Weekly News Roundup: The 6th Holy Grail War – Otakon

This Saturday post is the weekly Type-Moon news in addition to the regular APB post on Sunday. If you have any suggestions for what to highlight on the Type-Moon Weekly News Roundup drop me a line via email or Twitter.

– Alain

Otakon 2013: Artist Alley

narutaki_icon_4040 The last couple of years I have been spending more and more time in artist alleys at conventions. At this year’s Otakon, I resolved to spend twice as much time as I did last year (I don’t think I actually accomplished that) and was still left with a feeling of having not seen all that was on display. In fact, I barely even glanced at the art auction!

I realized this time, more than any other, depending on the pace at which you explored the alley, the experience and what you took away could be different. On my first casual walkthrough, I felt a twinge of disappointment. Nothing seemed to jump out and the myriad of crafts I had seen growing in previous years felt diminished. But once I took a more careful and slow pace in my return visits, there was still plenty of artists producing worthwhile pieces. However, my first reaction was not completely off the mark.

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