T-shirt Design Contest!

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BookPeople is looking for our next amazing t-shirt.  As your local, independent bookstore, we want the t-shirt design to represent YOU, the people who make up our community.

We’re running a T-shirt Design Contest from Sept 22 – Oct 16, 2011.  Quirky, funny, nostalgic, retro, Austin-y…feel free to take the design in any direction you’d like.

The winning t-shirt design will be printed and sold here at BookPeople for the upcoming year.  The winner will receive a $100 BookPeople gift card, plus 6 free shirts to pass out to friends and family.

Contest rules and regulations:

  • Contest entries are due by midnight on Oct 16.
  • BookPeople’s name and Austin, Texas MUST be included in the design.
  • You may enter as many times as you’d like.
  • Designs can be for the t-shirt front, back, or both.
  • The designs will be printed in one ink color, so specify your ideal ink color and t-shirt color when submitting your design.
  • Email Alison@bookpeople.com if you’d like a high resolution logo to use on your design.

Email Alison@bookpeople.com with your design in either a jpeg, ai, or pdf format (we need them in digital form so we can make sure they will print well). The contest winner will be announced on Oct 18 – good luck everyone and we can’t wait to see your amazing artwork!

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I'm the Marketing Director for BookPeople, and I love my job. I book different authors to come to the store, talk to publishers about why BookPeople is the greatest independent bookstore ever, and I also work hard at making sure you, the public, love BookPeople as much as I love BookPeople. The best part is getting to meet amazing authors, like Pres. Jimmy Carter, David Sedaris or Ron Jeremy*. My favorite books seem to vary wildly. I cannot understate how much I love Mr. Darcy, and Pride and Prejudice has been reread many times. Also, I have Harry Potter lightning bolts tattooed on my feet, and I truly feel like I should have played Hermione in the movies (even though I'm about 10 years too old). Some recent favorites are: The Story of Forgetting by Stefan Block, The Historian by Elizabeth Kostova, The Book of Lost Things by John Connolly and Water for Elephants by Sara Gruen. Also, I have a sweet hubby and super cute son named Lucas. It is widely agreed-upon (by me and my family) that Lucas is the most adorable baby ever born. *Seriously though, Ron Jeremy wore sweatpants to the store and talked nonstop about famous people who are his "friends." It was a hilarious and magical evening, and he left with a girl named Bambi. I'm not making any of this up.

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