Order Form

PLEASE REMEMBER: The most important thing is that I understand what you want. Please use the ADDITIONAL INSTRUCTIONS box in the Shopping Cart for your name. It never hurts to repeat the obvious to make sure you get what you want. Remember, too, that you can always email me.

Use the form below for the third name you want to order. Once you've done that and you'd like another name, please use the link at the bottom of this page.

1. Count the letters in the name, and use the appropriate portion of the form.

2. By choosing this type of format, the name is really two names, like MARY KATE, and you want each name on a separate line.

3. In the box, type the Item Number of each letter design in CAPS (e.g., M-02, K-01, etc.), unless the name has a smaller letter like McENTIRE. In that case, use a LOWER CASE letter in the Item Number for the smaller letter (You would type in the Item Numbers for "McEntire" like this: M-01, c-02, E-02, N-01, etc.) Your name will not have a lower case letter in it. In the position where you type in a lower case letter, there will be a smaller capital letter.

Please put a comma in between each letter. If you need to use punctuation that is really part of a letter (like the accent grave), list the PUNCT- item number AFTER its letter. Any time you use a smaller cap or punctuation, use the Instruction Box (see 5 below) to tell me again. There is no charge for punctuation, except for the exclamation point, which counts as a letter.

The QUANTITY for each name is 1.

4. CAPTIONS: Captions are printed under the letters. The captions are small, not at all like the captions you see under the individual letters here on the website. Those are large so they'll be clearer on the Web. For an idea of what they really look like, here's an example. You probably can't read them (the example is, by necessity, low-res for loading speed and piracy concerns), but you can see the size. The captions have to be there to provide the connection between the letter and the illustration. I don't have captions on any of the originals, and, whenever anyone sees the artwork, they always want to know how the animal, whose name hardly ever starts with that letter, relates to the illustration...always!

5. On the cart there is a box for your comments or instructions. Please be brief and concise as there is a 40 character limit, and that includes spaces. But please use this box even if it's to reinforce something you think I already know...like the accent grave.

6. This isn't mandatory, but please email me and tell me, once again, the same information, especially the comments or instructions. I want to make sure that I know what you want. The form information has to be formatted a special way to have your order correctly tablulated and processed. Thankfully there isn't any such limitation in an email. When you're dealing with custom services, it doesn't fit easily into the normal way of doing things. By emailing me, it will more or less confirm exactly what you want. It also ensures that I'll be able to ask you any questions I may have about your order. If you're ordering more than one name, one email is fine.