The wife’s been keeping the site going with her nifty comics while I finished the videos and this stuff. This should be the last official post on Tekko 2015.
So as has become the norm after a convention, I’m putting up all the nifty stuff we got this year. First of all, a quick rundown of the things we got Far East Boutique in its going-out-of-business sale. We got an awesome wall fan (it takes up half the couch in the photo), two samurai statues, a bag of assorted bento box parts, a nifty coin-purse kind of bag, and a cute kitty bag to go along with the kitty clutch purse the wife got last year from them.
Next up are a few cute little chibi post-card style pictures made by Lily Cernak.
Castiel because we’re huge Supernatural fans, Dr. Horrible because that’s one of the best short series I’ve ever seen, and Loki because he arouses my wife. 😉
And from the same booth as Lily was Alan Cernak. I’m not sure which one did the following pictures, but they aren’t listed on Lily’s deviant art so I’ll just assume it was Alan for now. Either way, I like the old woodblock-style art of the latter two a lot.
Here’s a Fluttershy scarf from Nightengale Needles. They caught our eye because they had some pride stuff on their stall and then the wife looked at the scarves. It’s long enough that you can actually wrap it around you and make the ends hang at your hips like a cutey mark.
And here we have, clockwise from top-left, the Goddesses of Eternity, Death, Moon, Remembrance, Sun, and Rebirth by Carriations.
And when we passed Miho Studios she was having a sale on prints, buy two get two free. So we got four prints. The wife wanted the Jack Frost one because she got insta-horny looking at it. She keeps asking to put it in a glass frame so she can kiss it without ruining the picture. And of course, Thor and Loki holding hands in the first picture.
Those were the two we bought, then the free two were Queen Elsa from Frozen and Sailor Moon.
The last store we hit was Knights of the Classroom. They make all things chainmail and have a pretty cool presentation available, too. When the wife was working with the Boy Scouts she got to witness one of their educational shows. We bought a set of earrings and a new stretch-chainmail bracelet for the wife.
At that point we ran out of money, so we left the Exhibition Hall before we could try to buy anything else.
So that’s everything we bought this year. Walked away with some nifty art and an armload of oriental knickknacks, so the merch was definitely a good end to the weekend.
~RCS
Richard C. Shaffer 