Spawns
of Insomnia Photo Gallery 2005
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The
Seatac Hilton was a
mixed blessing for convention
goers. They were incredibly accommodating
to the convention, but the layout
did make it difficult for Cascadia
Con to become one cohesive event.
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CNW Wing was a narrow
avenue alongside one of the convention
ballrooms. Comics Biography Theatre
is seen here in the forefront,
followed by artist tables and
Spawns of Insomnia. |
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John
Brower manned the CNW
booth, signed on new
members, sold books and kept the
raffle ongoing. John graciously
volunteered throughout the entire
convention. |
| David
Lasky hard at work for
Spawns of Insomnia. |
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Dan
McConnell was a participant
in Spawns of Insomnia 2003. He
came all the way from Cashmere
to take part in this year's event,
and he's seen here drawing for
Comics Biography Theatre. |
| Georgia
Ball begins her Spawns
entry, an autobiographical college
story. The first Scooter
and Ferret book went on sale
at this convention. |
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Scott
Ball, one of the event's
key organizers, takes a day out
from supervising other events
to have his turn at Spawns. He
filled his 24-hour "Communist
Pea" story with puns and
other vegetable humor. |
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Kiss creator John
Lustig operates his booth
when not keeping the event running
smoothly. Just as he did in 2003,
John put tons of hours into making
sure this year's event was an
outstanding success. |
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New
member Kat McNeil
brought a sleeping bag to help
her get through the long night
of creation. |
| Kevin
Boze gave his time to
both Spawns and CBT. |
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Liriel
McMahon completed her
Spawns story and spent the rest
of the five day event selling
her comic book, Bad
Blood. |
| Albedo
creator Steve Gallacci
not only finished his
Spawns story but inked most of
it as well. He even had time to
take a nap under his desk. |
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Bill
Morse of the web strip
Rhapsodies
is wearing the new Spawns T-shirt. |
| Dawn
Kravagna of the online
comic Pun-and-Oink
takes a moment to think about
where to take the story next. |
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Ean
Sager is hard at work. |
| James
Greer is deep in concentration
on panel layouts. |
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Kevin
Brockschmidt of KevCartoons
pauses from his anthropomorphic
space story to smile for the camera. |
| Luke
Martin joined CNW to
participate in Spawns and enjoyed
himself so much, he became integral
in the planning of the event. |
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Mark
Monlux of the movie-based
web comic the Comic
Critic is seen here sketching
out his robot adventure. |
| A
Romulan passes by the Cartoonists
Northwest Spawns area. |
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CNW
president Scott Alan
of Scotttoons
looks over the tables on the second
day of the event. |
| Edi
Zanaduche wins the "Beautiful
Dreamer" Award for the best
sleeping photo after the event. |
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