Because I'd like to have my bedroom back someday, I'm going to kick off a second ARC giveaway for Midnight Blue-Light Special. This one will be open until Monday, and is one of the ones that requires actual effort (sorry about that). This time, we're going visual! Make icons, do a photo manip, draw a picture, grab some friends and pose, whatever makes you happy. The rules:
1. The image must relate directly in some way to one of my available works. Meaning that both Velveteen and the Rose Marshall stories are eligible. Stage a hitchhiking ghost! Draw a bunny superhero! Or stick with InCryptid, or Toby, and have a blast!
2. LOLcats are also eligible.
3. Once your submission is prepared, link or post it on this entry. Feel free to explain what's going on.
4. That's all.
The winner will be chosen Monday, December 17th, via random number generator.
I saw this one and immediately thought - aha! my secret weapon!
This is rather quick and dirty. (Yeah, I realize that's a slow quick and dirty. I took the picture, ran home, got dinner, discovered that my GIMP installation only had one font, put on a caption anyway... and the LJ image program announced that it still hates me. And then I had to teach a class and sit, and only just now got up to the library again to post it.)
But... it's Aplysia californica, aka the Californian Sea Hare. They have 20,000 neurons, and they can still learn. And dream (no, seriously, we have evidence). And negotiate complex pieces of seaweed with their mouths. I would easily go on at length... but I've been trying to get it through my head that not everyone actually wants to know about my research.
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December 11 2012, 01:50:15 UTC 4 years ago
This is rather quick and dirty. (Yeah, I realize that's a slow quick and dirty. I took the picture, ran home, got dinner, discovered that my GIMP installation only had one font, put on a caption anyway... and the LJ image program announced that it still hates me. And then I had to teach a class and sit, and only just now got up to the library again to post it.)
But... it's Aplysia californica, aka the Californian Sea Hare. They have 20,000 neurons, and they can still learn. And dream (no, seriously, we have evidence). And negotiate complex pieces of seaweed with their mouths. I would easily go on at length... but I've been trying to get it through my head that not everyone actually wants to know about my research.