Giveaway Time!
- thalamusplank
- Mar 30
- 2 min read
Dear Planksters,
As someone who loves to draw but has rather less enthusiasm for admin, which dwindles significantly for anything maths-related, creating and opening an online shop has been something of a marathon!
It’s been at least two years in the making, spent for the majority, bogged down in the boring bits!
However, the ‘Thalamus Plank Store’ (Plank-store/Plankster…Only just saw that!) is finally OPEN!!!
The virtual shelves are sagging under the virtual weight of ‘Plankster Approved’
merchandise, just waiting to be snapped up!
I therefore cordially invite you and yours to eyeball, favourite, shout about, bookmark, buy from, sing about, and share details of my store with gusto! (A thousand ‘thank yous’ in advance!)
There are currently three joyous collections, Cats, Coleridge (Sara), and Shakespeare, more of which will be created following further inspiration or suggestions
(feel free to drop me a message or e-mail should you have any ideas!).
Some of my other art styles will also be appearing on my website store - so keep your eyes peeled!
To celebrate the reaching of this milestone, I will be running a ‘giveaway’ on various social media platforms this coming week (Instagram, X/Twitter, and Bluesky - each platform will have different items available) I’ll be posting details from tomorrow, Monday 31st March, and then throughout the week, with the winners being announced on Sunday 6th April (Apologies, as UK and Mainland Europe only). Be in it to win it, Planksters, but even if you don’t particularly want to win it, re-posts are always greatly appreciated!
If you haven’t already stopped by my shop, click on either of the links below with startling haste! - Comments and feedback are always welcome and happy browsing!
www.thalamusplank.co.uk (making sure to click on the ‘shop’ page!)
With a doff of my wide, felted, and highly feathered cap and a low sweeping, lengthy bow that is difficult to get back up from without emitting an involuntary but quiet grunt, I remain yours sincerely,
Thalamus Plank.
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