Time And Relative Dimension In Space
This post is essentially entirely for those who are a fan of a little British Sci-Fi show by the name of Doctor Who.
Those who have no idea what it is can skip
So, I've been working on a stencil of The TARDIS, and it's finished! After cutting up a t-shirt I did not want, I spray-painted the design onto 21 seperate pieces of fabric. One of them is currently on the shirt I am wearing. A few of them are going to friends and family.
The rest, however, are up for grabs! Oh, the excitement. In exchange for a couple of bucks, a zine, a mix CD (or your own CD, if you're one of those talented folks who have one), or even just a really good letter, you will receive on a piece of white cloth the following image:
Please note that due to the nature of their creation, none of them look exactly like that one. In fact, they all have flaws of a sort here and there, but hey, that's part of their charm! They may have lines here or there that are not as defined as they could be, or maybe the paint dripped off the stencil and left a blob on one spot. But they're all quite recognizable, assuming you know what the TARDIS is in the first place. And if you don't, well, why do you want a patch in the first place?
So, yeah. Let me know if this is exciting to you, eh? Leave a comment with your e-mail address, perhaps.
p.s. If my shirt is any indication, they look awesome.
Those who have no idea what it is can skip
So, I've been working on a stencil of The TARDIS, and it's finished! After cutting up a t-shirt I did not want, I spray-painted the design onto 21 seperate pieces of fabric. One of them is currently on the shirt I am wearing. A few of them are going to friends and family.
The rest, however, are up for grabs! Oh, the excitement. In exchange for a couple of bucks, a zine, a mix CD (or your own CD, if you're one of those talented folks who have one), or even just a really good letter, you will receive on a piece of white cloth the following image:
Please note that due to the nature of their creation, none of them look exactly like that one. In fact, they all have flaws of a sort here and there, but hey, that's part of their charm! They may have lines here or there that are not as defined as they could be, or maybe the paint dripped off the stencil and left a blob on one spot. But they're all quite recognizable, assuming you know what the TARDIS is in the first place. And if you don't, well, why do you want a patch in the first place?
So, yeah. Let me know if this is exciting to you, eh? Leave a comment with your e-mail address, perhaps.
p.s. If my shirt is any indication, they look awesome.