We are pleased to announce Sage Bray as a Featured Artist at Costume-Con 31.  Sage is an award winning polymer and mixed media artist as well as being the Editor and Creative Director of The Polymer Arts magazine. Her own art work explores fantasy and anachronistic themes with an emphasis on faux metal & stone in jewelry, wearable art and wall pieces. She has been recognized in the polymer community for developing several unique surface techniques as well as contributing to the expansion of polymer art education and standardization of one of the newest and most versatile art medium.  Samples of her work can be seen at her website The Sage Arts.

For more information, check out the Featured Artists page.

155 years ago, the Colorado Gold Rush began.  Prospectors headed West, answering the call of “Pike’s Peak or Bust.”  Follow in their footsteps, pack your wagons and return to Denver for Costume-Con 31.

Costume-Con or Bust!

Welcome to Costume-Con 31.

We hope that you’re here because you’ve been to Costume-Con in the past, or you’ve never been to Costume-Con and you think you want to come.  If you’ve made it this far, you do.

In the event you’re here and you’ve never been to Costume-Con, please browse around and and check out the various event pages for descriptions of the various events and photos from CC24.

Denver has been named the best city in the world for conventions by a panel assembled by a Canadian newspaper.

The Globe and Mail of Toronto compiled a list of the 10 best cities for business meetings with help from an international panel of frequent business fliers, airline executives, meetings experts and business-travel professionals.

Read the whole article here