Showing posts with label t-shirts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label t-shirts. Show all posts

Thursday, July 1, 2010

T-Shirt Ideas

Shirt#1 BACK
Shirt #1 FRONT
Shirt #2 BACK
Shirt #2 FRONT
Patrick Rothfuss, author of The Name of the Wind, just ran a t-shirt design contest on his blog. I usually follow his blog but had missed the last couple of posts. Had one day to do this so I went with what I had. Very factual, very boring. I know someone will come up with a clever one with much hilarity and wit. It did, however, force me to fix somethings on Kvothe's face that bothered me alot (mouth and nose). Here's the newer version. If you haven't read NOTW, DO SO. His long awaited sequel is due out next March.
Young Kvothe from The Name of the Wind
by Patrick Rothfuss

Saturday, November 21, 2009

New Moon Fun

Ever since Lord of the Rings, I've been a sucker for midnight shows with family and friends. I actually stood in line for 8 hours in sub-zero temperatures (with elf ears) for The Two Towers. Thankfully, we now have the newly inspired reserved seating which frees one from standing around all day (and night) staking one's territory. There's something about attending a film with fellow fans. The energy is palpable and it's just plain fun.

So of course, I had to go with my daughters (in-law too) when New Moon premiered this week. We actually attended a "Fur Party" since my oldest daughter is a confirmed Jacob fan since reading the books. I don't know what it is about these books. I discovered them long before all the hoopla. They take me back to my teenage years when longing and love were all consuming and not necessarily reasonable nor healthy. Sometimes you connect with a book and you don't really know why. You just do. (I must state here that I was disappointed with the final installment, Breaking Dawn. Ended just too happy).

I wasn't a huge fan of the first movie. And Rob Pattinson just doesn't fit my idea of Edward, but then again, who does? But New Moon was a faithful, angst-driven rendition of the book and I came away satisfied. Made some wonderful memories with family and friends too. We usually make t-shirts for our Twilight events but ran out of time. This was one of my ideas for Team Jacob. Yeah...a little swooning at my age keeps the heart pumping.

Monday, May 19, 2008

Stephenie Meyer Book Signing

Hilary, Erinne and I went to the book signing at Highland High last Saturday and really had a good time. It turned out to be an all day affair, but the event was well worth it. Here we are in our matching t-shirts, reading The Host and waiting for our number to be called (we were in group # 23). A photographer from the Deseret News stopped and asked if he could take some pictures of us. LOL! He wanted to know what club we belonged to. He was absolutely clueless walking into that auditorium. He had never heard of Twilight or Stephenie Meyer. He was very nice though and offered to send us the picture if it didn't run in Sunday's paper. And it didn't. Can you believe they selected a photo of Stephenie instead??! Anyway, he was true to his word and here is the photo he took. [credit goes to M. Brandy]