Would you know what to do with an over-inflated yaaarg? A new strip explaining the life of Cornish Yaaargs in a bit more detail. Also linked from the Knockerpedia section. Click here to learn some essential yaaarg facts.
As you can see from the post below we’ve been working on a shop/store over at Zazzle. In their own words:
Zazzle is the world’s leading platform for quality custom products. Zazzle’s proprietary technology enables individuals, professional artists, and major brands, including Disney and Hallmark, to create and offer billions of unique products for customers worldwide. Zazzle’s rapidly expanding product base covers every topic imaginable and includes t-shirts, business cards, invitations, in addition to a variety of custom gifts. Upon creation, products are instantly and accurately visualized on the site and offered in the Zazzle marketplace. When ordered, each product is made on-demand, typically within 24 hours.
So we thought this would be the easiest, most cost effective way of getting Cornish Knockers to you on everything from t-shirts, mugs and stickers to aprons, badges and skateboards!
We wanted to get a minimum range of products for sale before announcing it as open and we’re almost there, so keep an eye out over the coming weeks for the official release. Once it’s officially open we’ll be adding new products every week.
Hurrah!
www.cornishknockers.com url not does appear on actual print.
Text reads: The Beast Of Bodmin or BOB as he known to his close friends, is not as most people believe, a big cat. He is in fact an ancient three headed beastie from the Prepastyzoic Age. When BOB believes that he has been spotted by a Properjob he can bend over backwards, puff out his catlike middle head and poke out his snakelike head to the rear, giving the approximate appearance of a large cat. BOB was born on Bodmin moor but his dad was rumoured to have been from Leedstown.
The digital version of the Cornish Combovers print is ready to roll. Ansum my cocker.
