RoToRs: The Online Journal of Vulne Pro

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As read, we wish everyone a Happy Holiday season. EBEJEEBIES Coast to Coast greeting posted on their front page just in time for Christmas once again with our gratitude. Also posted the 2004 EBEJEEBIES Xmas on Deviant Art. Take care everyone, Merry Christmas!

Ghosts simply don't like it when you plunk a building near their grave site... we never learn, never learn. Also posted in the Vulne Pro Deviant art gallery.

Shawn La Douceur, one of Coast’s intrepid webmasters, has just posted a paranormal themed illustration I did around Halloween titled, “This Place is Ours”. I had a lot of fun doing this painting, fully digital in Photoshop 7.0. It shows some Willo o’ Wisps who seem to have gotten pretty upset with the inhabitants of the building in frame. They painted a warning, in blood, on the wall. Clearly not something you want to wake up to in the morning… that is if they get the chance to wake up. Who knows what these ghosties have in mind?

Also as you might see, from the post below, EBEJEEBIES is making a return soon. Hopefully Coast will post our new EBE one spot promo gag soon to get the word out. It’s been a busy year for us and we expect to continue to be busy into the New Year with more new things to bring to those of you gracious enough to keep following our work. To keep track of all the most current work Vulne Pro has been doing please, by all means, cheack out our Deviant Gallery.

The site is in stasis at the moment, with some areas under construction or in the middle of style changes, we apologize for that, again the busy. We also took down the forum because it simply broke on us and spammers were killing it so if you wish to drop us a line please do so, anyone can comment here on the blog, you needn't be a member of Blogger to do so. Thank you all for dropping by and my thanks to Shawn and the good crew at Coast to Coast, as always they have our best. Keep watching the skies folks! Cheers!

...soon. After a disastrous run-in with an unreliable financier and some earth-borne particle accelerator weapons, our little gray EBEs have been... recovering. But Crell, Zax, and Gleeb will be back soon for some all-new adventures. Stay tuned for more news on the upcoming "second season" of Ebejeebies!

Went to U-con at the University of Michigan last weekend and sold some books! It's held in the Student Union building, and had everything a con-goer could want, and more... easy access to a cornucopia of fast food in the basement, a nice setting with ballroom floor, nice architecture, stained glass windows, dim lighting (well, that could have been better), ans a variety of interesting dealers. Considering the attendance, I can't complain about how slow it was. Still managed to sell some stuff, so I'm happy.

Windycon is a great convention- I had last attended one about ten years ago and found on my return that it is better than ever. They are not too small, not too big, and have a great selection of activities and guests.
I did my three panels on Saturday. In the one on designing a realistic spaceship, I was partnered with Stephan Martiniere, the famous visual designer who's worked on lots of films and games, including The Fifth Element, Star Wars Ep. 2 and 3, Titan A.E., the Abyss, Myst, Uru, and many others, not to mention being one of the hottest SF book cover painters working today. He was a very interesting guy to talk to, and very down to earth.
My TTA panel on Sunday went well. It was well-attended, despite the Windycon folks not getting my panel description into the con book (which ultimately was my fault)- there was only the title (the description was up on the website, though). Everything went well and the crowd was very enthusiastic. They were thrilled at the new stuff that I sneak-peeked from Capital Ships. I sold several books in the hallway after the panel as well.
The con activities were fun as well. Several good parties, a great dealers room, and fun entertainment. I also met and got to know Gery L. Deer and Scout, whip artists extraordinaire!
U-Con is next week. More to come!

I (Jeff) will be appearing at Windycon 33 in Chicago the weekend of November 10-12, 2006. I'll be on three panels on Saturday, and then Sunday at 1:00 I will be presenting a panel on the Terran Trade Authority. The following weekend I'll be at U-Con in Ann Arbor (Nov. 17-19, 2006), running the Morrigan Press table with Mike, who of course did quite a bit of excellent artwork for the RPG. At both conventions, I will have the TTA Roleplaying Game for sale, as well as Spacecraft 2100 to 2200 AD. At U-Con I will have a lot of other Morrigan Press titles for sale as well.
The RPG (the finished print version) will be hitting my doorstep next week and will soon be available at Amazon.com and direct from Morrigan Press. The RPG is currently available from Drivethrurpg.com / RPGNow (they merged) in Adobe PDF format for a special price.
Stay tuned for more updates, and thank you for your support!

Greetings and salutations good Infobahn surfers. The Terran Trade Authority RPG has finally been released at Drivethrough RPG.com and the print version will be arriving in short order at various retailers. Being the URL for Vulne Pro’s studio site is in the credits I welcome those of you who wander in for a look see. There’s a lot of work that needs to be done for the site so bear with us on that, it’s been a crazy busy year and little time for web work. Currently new art posts are ending up in the Vulne Pro Deviant gallery so take a look there first. The forum we had broke sometime back so we nixed it until a new one can replace it. Any inquiries can be posted here in the blog as you don’t have to be a member of Blogger to post, so please feel free to drop a line. Sales have been good so far, it seems the TTA RPG is #1 on Drivethrough RPG.com so we thank you folks for the interest. If you like what you see support it otherwise you might not get to see more as we have other plans for new projects that will hinge on the success or failure of TTA. Please enjoy the visit. See you round the Infobahn. Cheers!