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Kidlit Drink Night: Post-Society of Illustrators Partying - Now With Raffle!
October 18, 2007

Okay. So you heard that I was helping to host a Kidlit Drink Night after the Society of Illustrators party at Baker Street (1152 1st Avenue, corner of 63rd Street) at 8:00 and maybe you thought to yourself, "What's in it for me?" Well, my friend, howzabout original art?
Whazzy wha???
That's right! You know that nice Jarrett Krosoczka boy from just down the street? Turns out he's a bit of an ideas man. Quoth he: "What if - at KidLit Drink Night we raffled off something for Robert's Snow? I'd be happy to spearhead it. Hold the tickets, sell them at $1 a pop, 15 for $10?"
What if indeed? It is a good idea. It is SUCH a good idea, in fact, that it should not be relegated to just one fella. So...
CALLING ALL ARTISTS!
CALLING ALL ARTISTS!
Let us consider the following facts to be true:
1. You are here in New York and will be attending the Society of Illustrators show tonight.
2. You read my blog.
3. You have time to whip up a little somethin' somethin'. Nothing fancy, mind. Just a sketch. A pencil on the side of a piece of notebook paper. A doodle on a bottlecap. A little dribble of artistry that has your name attached.
IF all three of these apply, why not contribute a piece of the gift that God whapped you with to a noble cause? Come to my Kidlit Drink Night with artistic doodad in tow, and we will auction it off accordingly. If you don't feel like participating, that's perfectly fine as well. But if you would like to help out, just pass on your art to Jarrett at some point during the evening, or just bring it to me at the Drink Night location and all shall be well.
And as for you people who like to come to Kidlit Drink Nights ANYWAY (librarians, teachers, and bloggers in particular) here is your chance for a delicious little piece of original art for the price of a single raffle ticket. Look me dead in the eye and tell me that doesn't sound like something you'd like to do. Right here. In the eye.

Exactly. I'll see you tonight.
Posted by Elizabeth Bird on October 18, 2007 | Comments (4)