I sadly didn't catch a single panel while manning the table/taking photos.
The worst thing I could say about the con was that the artist room was pretty stuffy, although nowhere near the hottest I've been to.
It seemed a lot busier than the last one - could possibly even stretch to a 2-dayer with a couple of extra panels.
We worried about filling the space we had, but combined with Planet Replicas table and Lee Carter, Paul Williams and Dan Cornwell shifted from the main artist bit we needn't had worried. Apart from the odd lull when people went into panels it was very busy, and Dan from Planet Replicas said he did well out of it.
I think they've reached the limits of what they could get in there - there was a dealers room that could have had a couple of artists which thankfully had open windows.
Shame that Rebellion have decided on squashing it in that form, but offer no official alternative - any suggestion after the 40th of doing something every year was met with a 'not likely'.
There's obviously a market for something like this, and encourages interest in what is a niche area compared to the US/Media side.
Fair play to the organisers for finding a way around it and going ahead with an alternative in whatever form it takes.
