Following in the footsteps of the stellar Diana Sudyka, I will be donating a portion of the sales of a re-scanned Darwin Took Steps to The Beagle Project. Let's get this boat in the water, eh?!
I've re-scanned the image (originally it was still wet - oil paints can take months to dry) and added a bit of text. Here's a sample:
Darwin Took Steps is currently available as a gator-board mounted print, and as greeting cards. I thought this would be nice to send as a Darwin Day 2009 card. More formats may appear in future: Redbubble.com has some nifty-keen stuff, so drop me an email or reply if you would love to have a staircase-headed Charles in another format.
(Edit: I've added a variety of t-shirts based on the original pencil drawing, as well as cards, matted prints, and the colour image without words.)
Purchasing this image will also save me from having to hang-glide to The Beagle with cucumber sandwiches with crusts cut-off for the crew. No one wants that, right?
The link for purchase (in multiple currency choices!) is here. Jokes about "flying trilobite reproduction" may also now ensue.
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3 comments:
A big heart-felt thank-you from all of the Beagle Project team.
Though actually, I am still hoping you will hang glide in regardless.
Nice man! This is what you were talking about! Good going Glendon!
A heartfelt you're welcome, Karen!
And thanks, Mr. Graham!
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