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From: Kickstarter HQ < To: , Subject: Projects We Love: Wild Things Date: Thu, 19 Apr 2012 18:32:49 +0000 Having trouble viewing this email [0:1'his Week on Kickstarter APRIL 19, 2012 It's been an exciting week at Kickstarter. A new project has claimed the title of most funded (check out The History of #1 on our blog), and this week's projects are as cool as ever: an eclectic comic collection, a fermented food frenzy, and some good ol' fashioned snail mail. The Antler Boy and Other Stories The Antler Boy and Other Stories by Jake Parker PACategory Comics j ocation Provo, UT A comic genius Jake Parker has spent 13 years working as an artist on everything from toy commercials to Horton Hears a Who!, but he's never stopped drawing his own comics on the side. Over time, his varied collection has grown to include tales of flying whales, space-exploring robots, and a little girl who loves to play checkers — each beautifully illustrated in Jake's signature eclectic style. His new book will collect them all in a single hardcover edition. EXPLORE THIS PROJECT EFTA00656311 W;Brine and Dine Collective's Live Fermented Sauerkraut It's alive! Brine and Dine Collective's Live Fermented Sauerkraut by Brine and Dine Live Culture Collective PACategory Wl Food ocation New York. NY o s t Haste Post Haste by Elizabeth Ribera ®.Category Art g _ocation Oakland. CA The Brine and Dine Live Culture Collective is not afraid to get a little wild — wild with its cultures, that is, which they use to make their funky and fresh raw sauerkraut. Mixing locally sourced ingredients with old-fashioned methods, like maturing small batches in earthenware crocks, they're out to create a uniquely crispy, tangy version of this classic fermented foodstuff. EXPLORE THIS PROJECT M. I love you In response to the proposed closure of 3,700 US postal offices comes Post Haste, a mixed- media art exhibition that reflects on how the digital age is radically changing our public institutions, with contributions ranging from portraits of stamp collectors to a live transcription service for gallery visitors. Can't attend? There are still handwritten letters and original art to look forward to — all delivered the old-fashioned way, naturally! EXPLORE THIS PROJECT Not interested in receiving the newsletter? ,u can unsubscribe here: r RUnsubscribe Copyright 2O12 Kickstarter Inc. Kickstarter Inc. — 155 Rivington Street, New York, NY 10002. EFTA00656312