Below you'll see photos of the miniature model table I made to portray the setup I'd have when I have a table at a convention. Everything is made of sturdy, thick paper. I've made miniature examples of items that I've had professionally made but also items that I've only designed.
The items portrayed are as follows:- Business Cards
- Roller Banner
- T-shirts
- Comics, Parts 1, 2, 3
- Bookmarks
- Postcards
- Prints
This was awfully fun to make, however fiddly it was. I printed t shirts and folded them as I would on the table, you'll see an unfolded example below. The Roller Banner stands on it's own, as it would in reality, and I've wrapped the mini prints in clingfilm to represent wrapping them in plastic for a professional packaging. The clingfilm works surprisingly well depicting this.
You'll see there's a lot there promoting my comic series but I also have a third of the table promoting my other work in the form of prints and postcards. In reality I'd have t-shirts too but I couldn't put them on the model table. I have to maintain my profession as a commission-able illustrator and not just the author and artist of the comic, otherwise I'd sincerely limit my opportunities, especially being at a con. People can be drawn in by my various prints, and inadvertently become interested in the comic, and vice-versa.
