Tsubasacon 2009

Jen Lee Quick is hosting a Cel Painting Class at Tsubasacon 2008!!

Have you ever wondering how traditional animation is done?  Ever wanted to try your hand at painting cells yourself?  Jen Lee Quick, our special OEL (original english language) manga-ka is going to be teaching a special workshop where YOU can paint your own animation cell!  We supply everything from the cells to paints and brushes and you get to try your hand at it!!

There's only one catch... there's not much room!!  Here are the details:

Sign up will happen at the convention and by email - spaces are limited and there will be a $5 entrance fee (paid at the workshop for your paints and supplies).  Additional information:  for all Saturday attendees, this class will be scheduled sometime on Saturday and I'll update this once our official schedule is completed!  Signups at the convention will be at the artist alley sign-in table at the front of the artist alley - and also possibly with Jen Quick herself.    When you complete your cell you'll be able to take it home with you! 

Those who are interested email me (Richelle) at: artistalley@tsubasacon.org 
Make sure you give me your name and email address in case I need to email you with any additional information!

Okay this might sound really dumb but what is cell painting?

It sounds cool but before I pay 5 dollers for something I would like to know what it is, do you mind exsplaing it to me?

E-mail: katsumi_17_2007@hotmail.com

Since I won't be able to check my email the next few days you'll have to sign up at the convention on Friday and Saturday mornings - be aware there are less than 10 spots left so make sure you sign up early when you get in!  If you don't see a sign up in the artist alley for it, most likely the class will be closed, but you can always ask myself or Jen Quick if there are any openings when you come!

See you at Tsubasacon!!!