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Wanna Help Us Hide Marty?

- - - | written by Jason on 8/26/2015 | - - -

Wanna Help Us Hide Marty?

It’s been very exciting to see people finding the prints I’ve hidden as part of our Find Marty Art Drop. It works like this: I hide a limited edition signed print somewhere in the world and post a clue on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. A tiny penguin (aka “Marty”) is included with the print, along with a note containing instructions and a little bit about Penguins Can’t Fly. The winner is the first to find it. If he or she takes a picture with it and tags us online, we send them a free autographed book.

The photos above are some of our favorites, with locations like Green Bay, Louisville, Duluth, McDonald’s Hamburger University and even Metropolis (the hometown of Superman!) represented.

As fun as it is for me to hide these prints all over the place, I’d love to offer YOU the chance to get in on the fun! Would you like to Hide Marty? Here’s the drill:

  1. Email me if you want to play, with the subject: Operation Hide Marty. (Please include a snail mail address in your inquiry.)
  2. I will send you a signed and numbered print to hide in a public place somewhere in your neck of the woods.
  3. Once you’ve hidden it, send me a “clue” photo that gives people an idea of where to look.
  4. We’ll post your clue and if someone finds the print and shares a photo of themselves with it online, we’ll send that person a free signed copy of the book!

This is an exercise in tinkering, so we’ll partner with the first 12 entries and see how it goes. Wanna participate? Email me!

Filed Under: Kim & Jason News Tagged With: Notarule Tour, Penguins Can't Fly

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  1. Sarah says

    9/13/2015 at 10:40 am

    I have been debating on where the “Perfect Place” to hide Marty would be and I have to ask . . . we have a college book store in town and I went in when the book was released to see if they carried it and they did not. “But could order it” – would it be OK to hide it in a book store? or how about Library?

    • Jason says

      9/13/2015 at 8:12 pm

      Sarah, I suppose a library could work but I’d be nervous in a bookstore that people might feel like they’re supposed to pay for it and cause some confusion…

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