My Anthrocon 2011 Report
This year's Anthrocon went pretty well for me, at least from a staff/Operations standpoint! This being our 6th year in Pittsburgh, things went rather smoothly. Equipment arrived when it was supposed to, nothing went horribly wrong or got broken, and set up and teardown went fairly well. In that aspect, the con was somewhat "boring" for me, which is actually fantastic.
During my slow days (Friday and Saturday), I actually got to spend some time out enjoying the con, dropped in on a couple of panels, and got some facetime with some folks. My socializing was to such an extent that I didn't even drink all that much, which my wallet had no issues with.
Total stats for this year's Anthrocon were 4,400 furries from 39 countries, 854 fursuits in the fursuit parade, and $11,522 raised for The Toonseum.
Here's a picture of the Toonseum folks (except for the chef, which was Chiaroscuro):
There's not much else for me to add, because the con was more of the same awesomeness that I'm used to experiencing.
Naturally, I have many more photos than are show on in this post The full collection can be found here, with my "main" pictures found here.
Enjoy!
During my slow days (Friday and Saturday), I actually got to spend some time out enjoying the con, dropped in on a couple of panels, and got some facetime with some folks. My socializing was to such an extent that I didn't even drink all that much, which my wallet had no issues with.
Total stats for this year's Anthrocon were 4,400 furries from 39 countries, 854 fursuits in the fursuit parade, and $11,522 raised for The Toonseum.
Here's a picture of the Toonseum folks (except for the chef, which was Chiaroscuro):
There's not much else for me to add, because the con was more of the same awesomeness that I'm used to experiencing.
Naturally, I have many more photos than are show on in this post The full collection can be found here, with my "main" pictures found here.
Enjoy!