Happy author
Feb. 12th, 2007 04:10 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
julesjonesWithin the space of half an hour, I received my copies of the various ebook formats of Lord and Master (it'll be on sale tomorrow), and my parcel from CafePress with some cover art merchandise I'd ordered. I am a happy author. :-)
I wanted a new tote bag for cons anyway, as the old Blake's 7 one is getting a bit tatty after several years of sterling service. That and the L&M teeshirt![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
predatrix wanted came to $22, and Cafepress had sent me a "spend over $25, get $10 off" voucher that was only valid for four days, so I thought I might as well spend it on getting a ten pack of fridge magnets just to see what they were like.
The art on the direct-printed tote bag looks quite dark, but is nice and clear and the colours aren't posterised in the way I bitched about with the Mindscan black teeshirt last year. The direct-printed white value teeshirt is similar. How they'll hold up to washing I don't know, but brand new they look pretty good.
The rectangular fridge magnets are a very good reproduction of the artwork. They're plastic-coated rigid metal with a magnet sheet glued to the back. Relatively light, rigid, and fairly robust-looking. They're pretty nice; now I just have to figure out what to do with them. Birthday presents for such of my friends as may like them, maybe.
I wanted a new tote bag for cons anyway, as the old Blake's 7 one is getting a bit tatty after several years of sterling service. That and the L&M teeshirt
predatrix wanted came to $22, and Cafepress had sent me a "spend over $25, get $10 off" voucher that was only valid for four days, so I thought I might as well spend it on getting a ten pack of fridge magnets just to see what they were like.The art on the direct-printed tote bag looks quite dark, but is nice and clear and the colours aren't posterised in the way I bitched about with the Mindscan black teeshirt last year. The direct-printed white value teeshirt is similar. How they'll hold up to washing I don't know, but brand new they look pretty good.
The rectangular fridge magnets are a very good reproduction of the artwork. They're plastic-coated rigid metal with a magnet sheet glued to the back. Relatively light, rigid, and fairly robust-looking. They're pretty nice; now I just have to figure out what to do with them. Birthday presents for such of my friends as may like them, maybe.