I’ve started getting my store ready for Valentine’s day. Any requests or product suggestions?
This first card started out as an image of my cat, Timmy. The term, “fancy-man” first appeared in print in 1811. It was followed by the noun and adjective “fancypants,” a term used to refer to anything or anyone that is really fine, or pleasing, to behold.
A fancy cat for my fancy man; this card is now for sale.
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My original idea with the Dictionary of Victorian Insults & Niceties was to create an eBook that I would basically give away for free. It has since come to my attention that many people would prefer to pay for a hard copy. The fundraising process has been slow, and it has occurred to me that, if I offer what people are asking for, I might be able to raise more money and increase the distribution of the eBook.
For health reasons, I am terrified of entering into a crowdfunding nightmare that involves shipping out piles of books to my donors.
Suggestions?
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out-and-outer: a person or thing that is way beyond the norm: a person of determined, adventurous, or reckless character; a person or thing of great beauty
prezactly: precisely + exactly
Mittens the banjo cat is now available on a t-shirt, and proceeds support the Dictionary Project.
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As part of an ongoing effort to raise money for this project, I’ve created a couple of humourous Christmas cards. About $0.83 from the sale of each card will go directly toward supporting the Victorian Dictionary project. If you would like to donate directly, please visit: http://www.gofundme.com/fiuxlk
Enjoy my cards!
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I just launched my first crowd-funding campaign!
I planned all of these great donor rewards, but have yet to find a way to share that on the page. I even made some swag. Go check it out!
The following images have been designed by me, as examples of the kind of artwork I would like to include in the Dictionary of Victorian Insults & Niceties.
The Kitsch and Retro blog: Retro, vintage and historic advertisements, photographs and ephemera, from the Victorian era up to the early 1970s.
Story Shack Magazine
My other blog
The following images have been designed by me, as examples of the kind of artwork I would like to include in the Dictionary of Victorian Insults & Niceties.
An ad for my blog, based on an old circus poster.
This is an advertisement I made for one of my favourite pod casts.
One of my favourite templates.
The Dictionary of Victorian Insults & Niceties 