onaleopard This box contains signed copies of all my books (Palimpsest not shown but included),
omikuji_project membership, a beautiful Orphan's Tales inspired necklace byHow do you get this box?
You make something for the Fairyland Museum. Anything: jewelry, soap, bath bombs, drawings, spun yarn, perfume, knitted or felted objects, glasswork, food recipes, music, creative photographs--if you do it, I consider it art. Just make anything, inspired by Fairyland. You'll have till August 1st to post your Museum entry to
onaleopard, and then the community will vote for the winning piece. (All the pieces will go into the Fairyland Museum on the website regardless, with links to your own sites.)I do not put these packages together often, as the sheer cost of the books involved is pretty high. This is your last chance to get a free complete collection until the next novel comes out in 2011!
I can't wait to see what you guys come up with! If you have any questions, fire away in the comments!
And she makes things. I shall pass it along.
Do you have favorite colors?
Or if you win and don't need the books, consider repackaging the books as something to auction off for charity at some point, or give as gifts, or keep in the box and cackle over!
...and hoard the others jealously. ;)
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I also already have most of the books, but I'd totally love to have a signed set that I could
vacuum-seal and put in cryogenic storage MY PRECIOUSSSSkeep as collectibles while using my current copies for actual reading and the like. :)It's creepy that this was posted when it was--I was just thinking about Wyverary pictures I could draw and was all, "Nah, nobody would really..." The universe is mysterious. ^_^;;
--Riss.
Just signatures are awesome enough. Thank you~ :)
--R.
I shall have to grab the camera and photograph the necklace/bracelet set I just made last week before vacation (the Leopard of Little Breezes). Maybe I can sneak in some sunlight today to do so (we've got rain in the forecast all week, which makes getting a nice jewelry photograph that much harder without natural light).