Did you read the previous post? The one about the NEW Tangle cards? Did you read all the way to the end? Great! So you want to get your hands on a pack of these cards...
The cards will be in shops in September, but the publisher, Fox Chapel/Design Originals, had some advance copies made to show at Book Expo in NYC. They very kindly sent me a set so I wouldn't gnaw off my own hand in anticipation.
Filled with gratitude... and greed... I did the only reasonable thing - I asked for another set. (Actually, I think I begged.) And as every 5-year-old knows - begging gets results. :-) They sent me THREE sets! THREE! That's 9 packs of cards! Mine mine mine... ooh, right - the OTHER 5-year-old lesson: "Thou must share."
(I'm kidding - I always intended to share them.)
Let's have a CONTEST!
It's been a while since the Lilah Bean contest - so I'm making this up as I go...
• Each Friday, until I run out of packs, I will post one
of the tangle cards here on the blog.
• You, if you choose to accept your mission, can either
- use the tangle to create a Zentangle, a dangle,
a doodle, or other inspired art (it's all good)
or
- create a Tangleation using my tangle as
inspiration.
I cannot pronounce that word, but a tangleation is
a new variation or crossbreed based on an existing
tangle. This must include the steps to draw the new
tangle.
• Any entries should be posted on my
Beez Ink Studio Facebook page.
(https://www.facebook.com/BeezInk)
• People can vote by clicking "Like" under each entry.
But I get the final say as to the winner because...
it's my contest. The winner will be announced the
following Friday when I post the next Tangle Card.
• I will send one pack of Tangle cards to the winner.
• Legally stuff: No purchase necessary. No monetary
value to the prize (unless you resell it on ebay!)
Your artwork remains your property, however, by
entering the contest you give me the right to use
your art (or tangle) on my blog and in a future book-
with your credits attached, of course.
• If you win a pack of Tangle Cards, you are expected
to gloat, ahem, speak nicely - about them all over the
internet and to all your friends. Actually, I can't make
you do that, but I'd appreciate it if you at least told
your mom.
Did I forget anything? Add it to the comments below, OK?
The publisher said these cards are worth their weight in gold... In case you doubt that I actually HAVE these tangle bullions in my possession, here is some photographic proof:
See? Stacks and stacks and...
HEY! Hold it RIGHT THERE, ladies?
Where do you think you are going with those cards?
Ah, I SEE... well, the Lilah Beans DO have a point. They want to take one of the Kidz! packs over to the Zentangle for Kidz! site and have their OWN contest. OK. That's fine. We'll have to wait to see what they come up with... But that still leaves US with 8 packs to play with.
Tune in this Friday to see the first of the Tangle Card Challenges.
Oooooo...I'm so excited to get my hands on these! September can't come soon enough, but the contest is timely. You are so generous for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThese are coming out in time for CZT's to share at all the Art Education Association state meetings. Can't wait to see them.
ReplyDeleteI can't wait to participate in your challenge. I really want one of these sets for my family and GT students to play with. Blessings!
ReplyDeletei've got mine pre-ordered :)
ReplyDeleteYes - these will be SO perfect for teachers!
ReplyDeleteAnd I WILL be offering them at wholesale to CZTs, etc. but not until this fall.
ReplyDeleteGreat!
DeleteWhat a fun blog post! Can't wait to see your cards...and just in case you were serious about the pronunciation of tangleation, it's pronounced 'tangle nation', without the N. lol.
ReplyDeleteoooh hurry hurry hurry. . . can't wait til tomorrow!!
ReplyDeleteCant wait to see 'em, use 'em, have them for students!!!!
ReplyDeleteWant cards now!
ReplyDeleteOooooh! Very exciting! I would love to win one ....roll on attempt #1!
ReplyDeleteMy first attempt is coming soon too! Just what I need....another project! Love them all though. Keeps my blood flowing...and that's a good thing.
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