Popcorn. Every time.

Righto. :] I'll put up some 4x6 sets of elements in my Etsy shop this weekend. Thanks! :D

Ahhh, I'm not sure that CafePress can do a variety pack of postcards. On my end, though, I can offer sets of 4x6 prints (though not proper postcards). I'll see what I can do, and Tweet about it once I've got it figured out. :]

Mine? Yes, though it's in sore need of updating with some new stuff: http://www.cafepress.com/anevern

I also maintain the CafePress store for the Barony of Lyondemere: http://www.cafepress.com/Lyondemere

Yes. I was the Artist Guest of Honor art CaliFur 2010, which was pretty cool! If the Gathering of the Gargoyles counts, I went to most of those as well. I probably wouldn't mind going to CaliFur again; I might also like to go to FA United, and possibly AnthroCon, since I've heard so much about it. I'd be open to recommendations. :]

A dragon... One big enough to ride. That would be awesome.

Fire breath.

Ah. In that case... Ice. I'm also rather partial to Ag, and H20.

Please specify. :]

Assuming you mean the typical four... Probably water.

And often, just as dysfunctional.

I miss them A LOT. It was THE big vacation trip that I looked forward to every year, and the time I knew I'd get to see certain people who live far and wide, and it gave me a more specific, tangible deadline for producing Gargoyles-themed art. :] I've visited places I never would have thought of visiting, if not for the Gathering (like Williamsburg, Virginia, and CANADA!).

Oh, it's definitely an important thing in my life. I owe a lot to the series; it drove me to really pursue my art, I have a lot of the long-time friends I have now because of it, and I've loved and lost because of it. Because of that, I think it will always be an important part of my life.

I think they're important, and the level of importance probably depends on the person and what it means to them, but personally no, I wouldn't say that that they're "essential" to my existence.

Macaroni and cheese. It's a close call between cheesy goodness and pizza, but mac 'n cheese wins.

All of them.

Heavy Metal. It's got fantasy, scifi, ongoing stories, one-shot stories, fiction, reviews, pinup galleries... Yeah, that'd keep me happy.

Sure. Why not? I've never watched it, myself.

I spent one month of a summer in college selling Cutco knives. Yeah, the in-home retail presentation thing sucks ass, and is even worse in 110+ degree heat when you have no car.

Yes.