Tiny Travelling Gallery

Now time to plan PART 2!

Back home!

The journey always has to end ;( At London Heathrow about to make the long journey back to NZ. 

London all done and dusted. At Paddington Station enroute back to Bristol for some well earned rest.

The Old Truman Brewery space for Renegade. It was upstairs at the venue but still a lot of people through the door.  

The space we were allocated at Renegade Fair was really hard to use. Everyone is packed in with tables jutted up tight side by side. We decided to improvise for maximum visibility and use of space by utilising a compacted version of the case. We still managed to show everything and give out lots of postcards and talk about the gallery. It was definitely a different kind of audience than DCon with people drifting rather than looking and a lot more people being 'handsy'. Still, a lot of fun and a new audience for the work shown.  

In the amazing Brick Lane, ready for event 2, Renegade Fair at the Truman Brewery, 22nd and 23rd November!

We got a lovely mention over at Fuse Society in a article about cultural fusions at DCon. Neat, although they kind of gave away the surprise that we were getting married later this month in Edinburgh, opps. 

And it's all over. What a wonderful event. So many visitors to our table we talked to about the Tiny Gallery which we hope translates to visits to the site and follow up with artists. Reports are that there were over 7,000 attendees (which did not include kids under 10 which got in for free). Woozers!

Wow, it has been crazy busy at day at #dcon so much fun

Our DCon ad for the booth and Tiny Gallery.

The Tiny Gallery all setup. Man the lighting in here is terrible, really hard to take a good photo,

Our full Good Awful booth pretty close to all setup

Photo taken of Scott during setup by the DCon crew