This contest has ended. Thanks to all of you who entered and good luck in our future giveaways!
That's right, ladies and gentlemen(and non-gentlemen)! It's been such a great pleasure to host all of these magnificent giveaways from all of our wonderful sponsors that I had to reward myself with the awesome feeling of giving a prize away as well. So, here I am with my specialty- a Skull-A-Day etched pint glass. I cut all of the stencils for my glasses by hand on each glass so that no 2 glasses are truly the same. The glass you see featured below has Noah's #149 Cocoa Skull Stencil on the front, and it will truly be a one of a kind for one lucky reader who will be randomly selected to have their own name etched onto the back side using Skullphabet #1.
Show your friends your true love of skulls while you sip from a skulltastic etched glass with YOUR NAME on it. The additional bonus is, you can drink ANY liquid from this glass. Water, tea, a hearty stout brew, whiskey, ANYTHING! (Please read all warning labels on any liquid before you drink it, and use some common sense. Please!)
PRIZE INFO: One (1) Personalized pint glass with #149 Cocoa Skull Stencil on the front and the winner's name in Skullphabet #1 on the back.
HOW TO ENTER: I want to know one of two things. Either how long you've been a Skull-A-Day fan, or how you found out about our site. Whatever you choose. I've been here since the first month (maybe first week) in 2007 because I was looking for some skull cabinet knobs. True story.
CONTACT INFO: If you win, we need to contact you. With your comment please include your email address. Entries are only valid with this information! You can break it up to avoid spammers(i.e. skulladayfan AT skulladay dot com).
WHERE TO ENTER: All entries must be made on this blog post, on Skull-A-Day.com. You CANNOT enter this contest by commenting on Facebook, Twitter, or Google+.
CONTEST CLOSES: 11:59:59 PM Eastern Time Friday, January 25th.
NUMBER OF WINNERS: One
PRIZE SHIPS: Apologies to our international fans, but this contest is only open to North American entries. Glasses are just too heavy and fragile to make the long trip.
IF YOU DON'T WIN: You can always get your own Official Skull-A-Day pint glass at Tatman's Glass site. I'm still only offering the #9 Stencil Skull, but if I get more positive feedback I may start to offer any of the available stencils on our Free Stuff page. If you would be so kind then let me know what you think. Good luck!!!
Show your friends your true love of skulls while you sip from a skulltastic etched glass with YOUR NAME on it. The additional bonus is, you can drink ANY liquid from this glass. Water, tea, a hearty stout brew, whiskey, ANYTHING! (Please read all warning labels on any liquid before you drink it, and use some common sense. Please!)
CONTACT INFO: If you win, we need to contact you. With your comment please include your email address. Entries are only valid with this information! You can break it up to avoid spammers(i.e. skulladayfan AT skulladay dot com).
WHERE TO ENTER: All entries must be made on this blog post, on Skull-A-Day.com. You CANNOT enter this contest by commenting on Facebook, Twitter, or Google+.
CONTEST CLOSES: 11:59:59 PM Eastern Time Friday, January 25th.
PRIZE SHIPS: Apologies to our international fans, but this contest is only open to North American entries. Glasses are just too heavy and fragile to make the long trip.
IF YOU DON'T WIN: You can always get your own Official Skull-A-Day pint glass at Tatman's Glass site. I'm still only offering the #9 Stencil Skull, but if I get more positive feedback I may start to offer any of the available stencils on our Free Stuff page. If you would be so kind then let me know what you think. Good luck!!!
I began reading Skull-A-Day in 2008 and love it!
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A friend of mine directed me to the site, because i have a "thing" for skulls. I am a psychiatrist and am always looking for tastefully done art......love your site
ReplyDeleteI don't think I can answer either one! It has been a while since I have followed. I found you, I think, doing skull searches. I've always loved skulls!
ReplyDeleteIn the last couple of months in 2012 I searched for skulls and you guys came up!! I immeditely liked n have been w you ever since. Skullandbones15 @ gmail.com
ReplyDeleteI believe I found skulladay back in 2010 when I was looking for all things skull related. Been a fan since!
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I became a fan of the Skull-a-Day blog and started reading it in 2008, because I got Noah's book for Christmas in 2007 and didn't want the book to end! lynnewalter@hotmail.com
ReplyDeleteSometime in 2007 or early 2008.
ReplyDeleteNot sure how I got here. I think I was looking for skull info on ggl, saw a cool one that linked here and have been following ever since.
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I learned about Skull-A-Day a long time ago, I can't actually remember when...maybe through a neatorama post? And even submitted things to the old site before the book happened. But, I started following religiously (yeah, subscriptions, alerts and everything) after a week of research (hooray for research grants) at the Mutter Museum--the book and some of your art was featured in the lobby and shop there.
ReplyDeleteI headed to the Mutter for the same reason every creepy kid does...weird things are cool. And that's why I follow you here.
I want that glass for mah kool-aid!
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I found Skull-A-Day about a month ago looking for skull stencils and fell in love with the sight!!!
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ReplyDeleteI've been here since 2008 Dec, having found you while searching for inspiration for an art project. I read the ENTIRE archives in one sitting. Whenever someone states they are "bored" with the Internet, I send them to you to rekindle their love for accidental and deliberate art. Fig817 at yahoo dot com
ReplyDeleteJust started following you in the past month. I am a ceramic artist and use skulls in my work on platters.
ReplyDeleteBeen a fan since 2009, think I found this site through tumblr.
ReplyDeleteI've been in love with Skull-a-day since finding you through a random twitter search late in 2011. You guys are 7 kinds of awesome sauce. <3
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I've been reading/admiring this site for about 2 years. It inspires me to create skull art...which I really need to photograph for you sometime...
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Fan since 2012, although not sure exactly how I became aware... rumblings on the internet, I'm sure. Funny thing though, after mentioning Skull-A-Day to my brother recently, I found out that he was actually on the blog back in 2008! I've always loved skulls, and use them often in my jewelry design, as well as seek them out in fashion and decor. This glass would be a lovely addition to my collection!
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Been a fan since maybe 2010.
ReplyDeleteWent to the Mutter Museum last year for Skull Appreciation Day.
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I've been reading the blog since 2008, then I bought the book and I've been hooked ever since. I've used the stencils on many project. I love everyone's work on this blog. Thanks for the hours or entertainment. malletslam@hotmail.com
ReplyDeleteI've only just found the site today, via a link from Street Anatomy. As an anatomy enthusiast, this one went straight into the bookmarks. Looks like I have a lot of catching up to do!
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(that's my spam-catcher one, just in case. Remove the spaces.)
I have been reading this blog since October of 2009. I was searching for skull pictures inspiration and stumbled upon it!
ReplyDeleteI just found you guys today. I was just browsing for cool skull stuff. Awesome work!
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I've reading the S-A-D blog for about 3 years now after a friend sent me some unusual skulls image she found here. I've been hooked ever since.
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I've been following for about a year now. I don't remember how i found your page though :/ I believe it was through a google search for "sugar skulls"!
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Started here back in the beginning of Noah's original project but can't remember how I found it anymore. Always been a skull fan so naturally gravitated here. arcanadei at excite dot com
ReplyDeleteFound it on facebook, looking through an artist friend's pages they liked.
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It'd be pretty rad to win this puppy for my birthday. Cheers!
ReplyDeleteI have been a fan since 2007. Can't remember how I found your site. I really love skulls! macadelladodge AT gmail dot com
ReplyDeleteBeen here since 2011.love the skulls
ReplyDeleteI've been coming to this site almost daily since I found it. I was just searching for skulls on the internet. And found one of my favorite sites. electronicmonk1@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteI have been following since I stumbled across the Skull-a-day blog randomly while Google surfing for Skull art back in 2010.
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I saw the dead media skull on Tumblr, loved it, and followed the link back to here!
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I've been a fan of skull-a-day for about a year. I think the idea is great and it's the best damn skull blog out there. Plus, Tatman's work is one of a kind.
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i don't know how long i've been visiting skull-a-day...a year maybe. wish i'd found you sooner,because i've probably missed some great posts. i've been trying to read all the posts!!!!..and i will get to all of them!!
ReplyDeletei found you through another blogger!
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I came across skull-a-day a couple weeks before christmas, because i was looking for skull curtain rod ends and a damask skull print stencil i could buy to paint all over my house and addicted since. Thanks by the way, for creating a badass site, and for everyone's generosity.
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