Two sales isn’t exactly enough to justify a print run on tshirts, but leave it with me. I’ll do some digging to see if I can find:
A) someone talented to come up with a great design that I’d want to wear myself
B) a sensible manufacturing and distribution process that can raise some money for charity rather than simply be profit generating for some faceless unrelated organisations.
So, one for next year, I guess.
I don’t think you and “sensible” are allowed in the same sentence. You’re inclusion of … me … in NiaD pretty much invalidates any claim to sense you could have possibly made. Maybe we should let vic-k decide the right design. It might be safer…
Three sales as long as we get permission and then use
the L&L name
the L&L Yin/Yang logo thing
current Avatars of the L&L team
somewhere in the shirt design. I suggest a design section that depicts the overlords of scrivenerdom.
I’ve started looking for potential printing options. Shirtbot: shirtbot.co. My first find. I’ll keep looking later. Also, got an idea for a design. I’m no artist, but … . My favorite charity besides myself is The Wonderbag: http://www.nb-wonderbag.com/. Anyone else have a favorite charity? Besides themselves of course.
Prominent graphic L&L Logo for Scrivener with text overlay “NiaD 2014”
Upper edge of logo has L&L team member avatars arrayed with KB foremost.
The “i” in Niad is Dotted with Piggy’s avatar.
Okay, so going with my USA-side existence for the time being, I’m not certain which is appropriate since I don’t know Mr. Piggy’s age. But since he’s from the UK I can see your point. If he were of a certain age, I could definitely push for the Harley. But, in deference to his UK-ness, I’ll respectfully go with piglet and thus suggest a unicycle or a scooter. Now roller skates are another option. But, you really have to consider the Harley before you rule it out entirely. This image might help with that: reds-bazaar.myshopify.com/produc … ie-jar-new
In the United States, the term “pig” refers to a younger domesticated swine weighing less than 120 pounds (50 kilograms), and the term “hog” refers to older swine weighing more than 120 lbs. In Great Britain all domesticated swine are referred to as pigs.
Several valid points. But I wonder if we shouldn’t consider the mental state over the physical? Considering the “light weight” and … possibly … juvenile adjectives that may or may not have been used in conjunction with “his fenderness” he may qualify as pig no matter the physical measures used.
" … state of mind … ." Would that be before or after I brooch the possibility of our starting the show sooner. 17 DAYS … 20 HOURS … 31 MINUTES … 59 SECONDS is a very very very long time to have to wait. I think I could make the argument for cruel and unusual punishment.