Hi there everyone. Just a quick update! This week I’ve been busy working on a new shirt design for a popular “post-apocalyptic” game. It’s coming along nicely and hopefully it’ll be ready to unveil soon. I have to say it’s a bit difficult to get things done late; what with Starcraft II existing and being all… on my computer n’stuff. I suppose that isn’t a valid excuse for slacking though, so I’m going to lie and pretend I’ve been apartment shopping with Steve and Jake so Sanshee can finally have some office space.

In a feeble attempt to justify my Terran-massing addiction as community building, I designed a new unlockable avatar for anyone who plays a game of Starcraft with us: “The Hen Tie Marine”, or as a friend of mine affectionately calls it: “Hen Tycus” If you're looking to play a match with Steve, Jake, or I, leave a post in the Starcraft II thread, and we'll join you in glorious battle.



Oh, and not really a huge update, but I made a new graphic for t-shirt displays. I think they’re an improvement. We’ve also added the “I <3 Portal” shirt. So, go ahead. Buy it, that is, unless you don’t like portal.

It’s been a while since I’ve left the country. I believe I was seventeen at the time, so I was excited to see what Montreal held in store for us. Our adventure first began to get interesting when our GPS lost its signal once crossing the border. We did manage to navigate to our hotel, but only because Jacob remembered that moss grows on the North side of trees.

After finding our hotel we soon discovered that a weekend long pride celebration was being held across the street, and you may think I’d complain about the writhing mass of half-naked bodies outside our hotel window that danced long into the night to booming techno music, but it was actually kind of awesome. I’m only surprised a cosplayer or two didn’t accidentally wander in.

Otakuthon itself was pretty awesome. Our booth neighbors from Concept were incredibly hospitable and we were lucky to be next to them. Lar Desouza from Least I could do even came by and complimented our friend Harris on his shoes. Jacob led several panels for Fakku as well, and from what I hear they went splendid. We look forward to returning to Otakuthon, that’s for sure.

I’ve been home for less than 24 hours and I already miss Montreal. I brought back a case of Cane sugar Pepsi and some Canadian Smarties for Stoop Dan, I look forward to drinking my non-corn-syrupy imported wonder-beverage. I’ll miss Montreal and all its wonderful people and exotic foods.

Without a convention for the next month, we will finally resume updating the website with new features and products. So keep an eye on the site, as we’ll be filling you in. Fun things are coming, so sign up to the forums, leave us a message, and maybe challenge us to a round of Starcraft II or League of Legends. We’d certainly enjoy it.