[ SECRET POST #6022 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6022 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

A lot of them probably aren't making money; most "artist alley" tables don't make a profit. Sometimes that's fine, they're doing it for the fun and the status. Sometimes they don't even realize it, because mediocre-to-good art skill don't automatically convey even the most basic of accounting skill (The number of artists I've had to explain concepts like "gross", "net", and "cost of inventory" to...) and if they make enough gross to pay for their meals at the con they honestly think they're breaking even (sometimes this is even true, some artist's alley tables are barely more expensive than a regular badge, and if you were planning to attend the con anyway...) And some of them live on a supply of ever-bolstered hope that this is the con that will finally put them in the black.

Anyway, if you want an actual answer to your question, ask them if they need any help with sorting their receipts and accounts.