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My New Project *DESIGN CONTEST*

(This is not my design, this is the contest banner)

Hello Everyone,

Happy Thursday! Hope you’re having a great one. I know I missed Tuesday’s blog, sorry about that I had some things I had to take care of.

(Professor Farnsworth’s voice) Good news everyone! I have entered a t-shirt design contest & am going to need your help. The contest is for a website called For Fans by Fans, it’s for the 30th anniversary of the movie My Neighbor Totoro.

The grand prize winner will get their design on a t-shirt that will be featured in stores, win a private theater screening for the winner & 10 guests, a collectible ticket, an exclusive Studio Ghibli art print designed & signed by Ashley Taylor or the equivalent cash value of $2,000. There will also be 4 finalists that will win a mystery gift box hand-picked by Ashley Eckstein or the equivalent cash value of $300, & have their design featured in stores, which is also a great prize.

So the way that this contest works is I post my design on their website & people rate my design from 1 to 5 stars, so if you guys could vote for my design that would really me a lot to me. I will have my design up either Friday or Saturday with the link to my design on my social media accounts so follow me on there if you haven’t already (social media links are below). If you vote for my design, please let me know so I can show you guys some love & I might do a giveaway in the near future.

Thanks you guys so much, I appreciate every single one of you guys that making blogging possible!

P.S. I will also be posting the link here as will on Friday or Saturday, so keep checking in. 

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