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Update #6: New Reward Available...
A pledge of $15 will enter you to have your name tattooed on my forearm. 1 name will be chosen. the tattoo will be inked prior to the event in September for everyone to see. You wont find a reward like this on kickstarter I promise.
Update #5: Media Attention: GR Now
The project has been featured on GR Now, A Grand Rapids based online event and news magazine. Check out the article here...
GR Now Article
More to come so stay tuned
Update #4: Press Release Coming Soon
I'll be sending out a press release in the next few days. We'll be canvasing all the local TV, Radio, Print and Online media. This should give us a much needed boost in funding if it all goes well. It would be really cool to be featured on Kickstarter while the project gets the coverage it needs.
Update #2: Video's Finally Up
Finally got the promotional video up. It's outdated a bit (I'm using 4,225 cubes now) but the message is still relevant.
Cheers,
- PixelPete
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This project reached the deadline without achieving its funding goal on May 1, 2010.
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Pledge $15 and enter your name in a raffle. What's the prize? I'll choose 1 name from the list of pledgers to be tattooed on my forearm. Your name, my arm, forever. Remember only one name will be chosen out of all the pledgers.
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I'll give you an official PixelPete 2010 tee-shirt.
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A Pete Fecteau original painting. I work with aerosol/enamel paints on wood or metal. The paintings vary in size with the smallest being 18"x24" and the largest at 48"x30". Here's a link to some sample paintings... http://buttonpresser.com/blog/and-he-paints-too/ . The top 5 have been sold but the bottom two are up for grabs.
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I'm a designer by day. I moved to San Francisco to take up a fellowship with Code for America where I worked as a creative director of sorts, helping to design applications that make cities have an easier time doing things made easy by the technology age. Since then I've been a consultant, helping start-ups in the bay area by building interactive prototypes.
I have a passion for helping people, especially school kids. As a dyslexic I struggled through school and I want to make learning fun and effective. That's why the subject matter I choose for my mosaics have an added layer of history and education to them.
