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alicebentley) wrote2008-01-27 09:13 am
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Capricon question
Know of anyone who is attending Capricon and might be interested in putting some Foglio stuff in the Art Show?
I've recently taken on the task of getting some of Phil and Kaja's limited edition prints out to conventions that take mail-in art. But it's already too late to do that for Capricon. And I think that would be a particularly appropriate place to start with.
There's still plenty of time to ship the art to the Chicago area, but it would need a local handler from that point.
Any suggestions?
ETA: Turns out it is NOT too late to mail the art in - I was looking at an earlier year's web site. (doh!)
So I'm no longer looking for someone else to carry them in.
I've recently taken on the task of getting some of Phil and Kaja's limited edition prints out to conventions that take mail-in art. But it's already too late to do that for Capricon. And I think that would be a particularly appropriate place to start with.
There's still plenty of time to ship the art to the Chicago area, but it would need a local handler from that point.
Any suggestions?
ETA: Turns out it is NOT too late to mail the art in - I was looking at an earlier year's web site. (doh!)
So I'm no longer looking for someone else to carry them in.
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Mailing to Capricon
Either Priority Mail (most expensive), Parcel Post, or Fed Ex Home (costs about the sames as Parcel Post) will get there before the deadline of Feb 9 if you ship by January 30 (Wednesday).
Priority Post - 2 days
Parcel Post - 6 days
Fed Ex - 4 business days
I'm planning to ship tomorrow or Tuesday and do not expect any particular difficulties. Probably Fed Ex Home.
Re: Mailing to Capricon
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