So, probably due in part to the recent end of Otakon 2009, and the fact that all the delights from it are still fresh in my brain, on top of most of my friends talking about it...I think that provided I don't have a job that would interfere with it, I would like to be in the Artist's Alley next year. I would even consider having my own table...Because I know Kristin and Sarah are talking about doing a Steampunk gadgetry and jewelry kind of set up, Sam and Amanda will probably do the plushie/jewelry/bows thing they had set up this year, and Kristy and MJ will have Citrus (Which unless I get better at drawing or find some way to participate in that group, I don't really feel like I'm a full part of), so I'm filtering through some ideas, and was wondering if those of you who read my journal would care to pass along some input on the matter. Here's some of the ideas I have so far:

1) Typical drawing booth-Fanart, commissions, maybe even some original designs. (This will only really work if I start now so I can vastly improve on my drawing skills, especially if I don't want it to just be line art)

2) Pagan based booth-Selling of runes and tarot cards that I create, astrological plushies, maybe even some silkscreened T-Shirts, pendulums, things of that nature...

3) Taking an idea I've already had for a while, and altering it a little to fit the concept-Taking the concept for Loli-Pop (Those of you I know from school or have talked to about this know my original intent for this idea, which I still have to rework...and I would actually kind of love if the idea happened, but that's a lofty aspiration) and turning it into a booth that sells Lolita food plushies (Petit fours, doughnuts, mochi) and maybe even printed T-shirts.

4) A silkscreen T-shirt booth of my own designs-Can be original designs as well as a few anime-related ones to balance it out nicely.

So...what do you guys think? I'd love to hear your input.