Expand our knowledge! Sponsor a cryptid today!

[seanan_mcguire]

So y'all may have noticed the epic awesomeness that is the Price Family Field Guide to the Cryptids of North America (slowly expanding into "Cryptids of the World" as more and more critters make their first appearance). If you haven't, go ahead and click on over. I can wait.

So you may have also noticed the amazing and awesome Kory Bing art that makes these cryptids come to fantastic and occasionally gruesome life! Well, it's time for the next batch of cryptids to join the party...and that's where you come in.

Who wants to sponsor a cryptid? There are literally hundreds in the InCryptid world, and I'd eventually like to see them all in glorious color up in the Guide. If you have $35 to spare and want to add a critter or two to the queue, drop me a line, and I'd be absolutely ecstatic to make it happen. Previously sponsored cryptids include the poison dart fricken, and the hitchhiking ghost (still to come to the guide itself).

Make history. Or at least, make pretty things. Either way, life is good!

Comments

[kyburg.livejournal.com]

I will also be one of those who needs a tickler for 30 days - child's birthday is this weekend, and to say we are tapped out is an understatement.

That said, let's put the overbook 'fairy' in the queue...you need parameters and identifying marks, ask me. Definitely an urban adaptation.

[seanan-mcguire.livejournal.com]

I really can't. That's not the sort of cryptid that fits this world. Thank you, though.

[kyburg.livejournal.com]

*bows* Not to belabor the point, but once the jackalopes were covered? this is what comes to mind first. (http://www.miaminewtimes.com/1997-06-05/news/myths-over-miami/)

(Seriously. I actually came up with something on my own? Everyone around here knows that twerp.)