As many of you probably read on the official EGC 08 website , I will be there, launching a little project called "E3A goes to EGC 08" - which is basically me having a sort of shop there, where I will sit, draw on t-shirts and fans, and also sell posters.
Now, finally having put together everything, I can describe in detail all the stuff you will find at my "E3A shop":

The T-shirts

Maybe a few of you saw me last congress, sitting around and drawing E3A-style onto t-shirts for my friends (here, here and here are a few examples of the outcome :) ).
This congress, you can get a shirt like that too.
I bought 40 white t-shirts of very good quality (190 g) and sent them out to Sweden: I have 5 S, 20 L, 10 M and 5 XL all in all, so if none of those sizes fits you, feel free to bring your own t-shirt. As long as it is 100 % cotton, is of one color (light color; I'll draw with black so the drawing will not be visible if the t-shirt is too dark) and empty without overprint. For the drawing, I will use felt-tip pens for textiles - I have been using them for a few years now and have made very good experience concerning durability of the drawing. Just turn it over when you wash it and don't wash it over 40°, and the drawing stays undamaged.
I already drew on two of the shirts to test it:

Basically, it's your choice wether you want the drawing on front or in the back of the shirt, I'll always add the e3a logo and my signature somewhere where there is space left for it:) Concerning the image, your choice! Just pick something from the comic, think something up yourself.. as long as I can do it I will happily draw it :)

The fans

The organizers informed me about the opportunity to buy empty paper fans at congress, so if someone wants a fan with an original drawing on it, feel free to come by with the fan. I'll draw on it either with just a black pen, or, if you want, in color. I did it once for a friend already, here you can find a picture of the fan.

The posters

Now to my favourite part :)
Those are not regular posters, but rather hand-colored pictures, each one being an original - even though I have a few similar ones, none look the same...
The E3A posters feature 5 strips all in all, each one in color, manually colored with Copic markers. They come in two sizes, A3 and A4, and most of them are laminated. You can download the complete list in .pdf format here; each poster features a "serial number" of sorts, and there are all in all 42 pieces. Here's the pile:

Here you can find a closer look at samples of the poster artworks in detail, so you can make yourself a picture of the coloring technique.

I hope to meet many people at congress, so stop by at my booth if you are headed there. So, see you in Leksand!

chidori