back from Springfair and finally after several years of doing this job it was gratifying to actually see some products on display that i'd had a hand in over the years. Not only that but a positive response to new client - jean-pierre got.
The only downside of spring fair was the fact that they'd moved all the halls around. While I was running from one side of the show to the other for a meeting - a quick 10 minutes hike - i happened to glance the front page of show daily which read 'new layout a success'.
Considering everyone looked completely lost and most of the exhibitors i spoke to were severely pee'd off, I'd have to say that they were taking a small liberty with the truth.
Back and in the thick of it now....
had a meeting in town on day of snow and three of us arrived at 9.00 sharp - client never showed up!!!
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HI,
I was just wondering if you had ever been to the Licensing fair in Olympia. I am debating whether to take a stand to try and promote my character designs, but am not sure if I am too small a fish (freelance designer) in a big pond. I am usure of the best way to try and get a licensing deal, how to find a list of agents etc (it doesn't seem to be that easy to find a list on line) I would be grateful for any advice you could offer. Thanks
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