Monster Commute – a Traffic Novel

Well, I’ve unpacked my computer and got it all hooked up again, so I can make this report.

THANKS to all of our Steam Mates for coming out of the woodwork, and checking out the new comic, new prints, MNSTR Bags, and the acrylic panels.

Once it got rolling, the crowd didn’t really let up. I was going to try to do some demos, but every time I tried, there were people who had questions or who wanted to know what it was all about. I had to oblige them.

However, some people came to see the demo itself.

Lesson learned. Next year, we’re going do a demo at a set time, no matter what. So, if you want to see some vector drawing, you’d get vector drawing.

I’m going to try out some screen-capture software here, and see if I can’t make some online demos here on SteamCrow.com, so you won’t have to wait another year to see how we do what we do. I’ll let you know how that goes.

Here’s what Phoenix New Times had to say about the event.

We ended up a little overwhelmed with people to talk to, so some things slipped. Photography, is one of those things.

Here are a couple shots that we took of the Popcling panels before the show at least:

The acrylic measures 30 x 36 inches, for scale

If you came to the show and have any good crowd shots, we’d love a copy. Drop us a line, and let us know.

Thanks again for everyone taking the time to come hang out with us, and check out the super-cool Red Hot Robot.

- Daniel

UPDATE:

James Britt was in attendance, and he offered these photos for your perusal. (Thanks, James!)

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