
Tim, if you feel like filling folks in on what it's like to draw those Alabama Adventurers, maybe you could do so in the comments below.
Here's where Salty 'Ham Cartooneestas (cartoonist-types in middle-Alabama) can post some art, discuss collaborations, and just keep each other informed on their own projects.
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"That's right, Chris!" <--said in glib announcer voice)
I didn't have much of a stint, but I can tell you a little about what's involved. They gave me a decent space in the shade of a small building with a porch-like roof. They even had a few brightly-colored wooden boxes that could be used as props to sort of design the space, set things on, etc.
They require you to have your own cash register (I found one for $75 at Office Depot which I later returned.) They also require liability insurance (in case anyone is too hurt by your rapier wit.)
It's up to you to bring signs, samples, chairs or whatever else you need.
The deal I had with them was that they'd get 35% of sales. That's about it I guess.. if you have any questions I'll try to answer them.
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