A lucky clicky pen w/Neil's writing advice printed in silver, a tote bag, 12 postcards and a new luggage tag. All the traveling writer needs to get around.
The new luggage tag is hard recycled plastic to withstand all of the rigors of travel.
The tag features a quote from Neil:
"The world always seems brighter when you've just made something that wasn't there before..."
3 DREAM postcards, 3 WISH postcards, 3 HOPE postcards and 3 FIRE postcards. (or let me know in the memo, i'll make 12 of whatever you prefer) These are the newly reprinted HOPE cards, I went with Chris Riddell's original lighter-in-color version.
This lovely tote (made entirely out of recycled plastic bottles), will hold what you need to carry with you perfectly. The straps are reinforced, to carry everything from a change of clothes to your bowling ball. Silver ink on black, w/a protection dragon!
(tote bag WILL fit the gorgeous ABSOLUTE SANDMAN #1, but sorry to report, that giant book does not come with the kit)
to further sweeten the deal, when Neil was in town, I asked him to sign 15 of the hundred bags in silver sharpie and I will send them in random orders. I thought it would be like the Willy Wonky golden ticket, and a nice thank-you to his readers.
TO BE CLEAR: they are not all signed, only one in fifteen have been signed!
this is what the lucky fifteen look like! There is actually a pretty good chance of getting a signed Neil bag for a steal.
We are packing ALL the kits up and throwing them in a big bin, so we will not know who gets the signed versions. Hope you will post your prizes on the Neverwear Facebook page.
(i also post discount codes over on that page- worth a visit)
Note to add: we are offering FIVE signed versions which will directly benefit 100% to The Gaiman Foundation--see under separate heading, look in the product line! for that one you can click CLICK HERE.
Fellow writers! remember Neil's brilliant advice on writing: "finish things"-
1 comment:
That looks awesome! I love the "make good art" quote (in fact, a few days ago I listened to Gaiman's speech and it was so good). By the way, I just read your post about Michael Zulli and it was great. It's always a pleasure to find another Zulli fan so I thought it'd be a good to share with you a post I wrote about Zulli's Puma Blues:
http://artbyarion.blogspot.pe/2015/12/puma-blues-murphy-zulli.html
I hope you enjoy my review, and please feel free to leave me a comment over there or add yourself as a follower (or both), and I promise I'll reciprocate.
Cheers,
Arion.
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