I’m glad DesignerCon has continued from to grow from its humble beginnings. My first time attending was 2012 when it was only one day and still in Pasadena. I managed to go several years including 2013, 2018 and 2019. I’d say this makes me a DCON vet, but that’s stretching it… for once, my pink hair would allow me to fit right in with the crowd and now it’s virtual – like so many events should be right now!
Virtual isn’t such a bad thing, it allows anyone at home to experience an event and still feel like they’re there. I’ve done a handful of virtual concerts and zoom meetings, which isn’t my preference but it can be cheaper than a plane ticket. DesignerCon isn’t normally too expensive unless you really like buying vinyl toys and pop art inspired clothes and art… though I happen to like both of these things.
Well, the virtual-ness of the event might make it easier for me to resist buying anything – that I haven’t won the lottery… Here are some details about this year’s event from their recent email sent last month:
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If that doesn’t sell you on the event, I don’t know what will! $10 tickets is hard to not want, but it depends of course on your level of interest… these days, my new kitten is pretty darn interesting but I will post about him another day! Other interesting things I can’t talk about unfortunately, but maybe I’ll be able to soon.















