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Personalized/signed TFD original art for Christmas11/11/09
From today (November 11, 2009) through Christmas (December 25, 2009) we're offering a free signed and personalized message with every piece of Toothpaste For Dinner original art sold at Sharing Machine.
(Click to enlarge sample.)
To get your free personalized message, write to drew@toothpastefordinner.com with the subject "Original Art Personalization", tell me what I should put on the card, and include the receipt/order number from your purchase. I will include a 3"x4" signed drawing/message to your gift recipient with the original art and certificate of authenticity, as shown above.
The original art ships direct from my house in Columbus Ohio, which unfortunately means that I can't personalize books, shirts, or other items being shipped from our Pittsburgh warehouse. To ensure that you receive your artwork by Christmas, please place your order by November 25 (outside the USA) or December 12 (inside the USA.)
I have added several dozen pieces of original TFD art to the Sharing Machine store this week to go along with this special - these are the original, hand-drawn comics that are scanned to make Toothpaste For Dinner, so there is only one of each, and they are only available on a first-come, first-served basis.
It's been a long time since I've been able to sell any custom/personalized artwork, so I'm looking forward to it! If I had more time I'd do this year-round, but unfortunately, I'm only able to offer this service through Christmas 2009.
Blogging about making a video about Twittering10/27/09
Twittering about making a video about twittering about making a video
My New Comic: Francetucky, OH10/21/09
Francetucky is a small series of comics I made this year. You wouldn't be here if you didn't like looking at comics on the computer, so head on over and read 'em.
There are 22 Francetucky comics and I don't plan to make more. If I do I'll let you know via Twitter. The end.
How Baby Carrots Are Made10/16/09
Here's a video I made about baby carrots.
The music was originally for a different thing I was working on but I thought it went well with this. It's an excerpt from something that was like twenty minutes long. I think it works better at a minute-fifty.
