Name the Geek Contest

Name the Geek!Greetings Geeks! By now you’ve noticed our awesome new look and today we present our official Geek Crafts logo! (If you’re reading this in a blog reader, click through, just this once.)

Also today we launch our contest: Name the Geek! This geek needs a name and we’re leaving it up to you, our lovely readers, to decide.

Here’s how it will work:

  • Starting today and up until midnight ET on Sunday, May 29th, leave a comment with your name suggestion. (If more than one person suggests the same name, the first person to suggest it will be entered, so be sure to read through the comments first and come up with something different.)
  • On Monday, May 30th, we’ll post a list of all the names for you to vote on. You can vote until Sunday, June 5th.
  • On Monday, June 6th, we’ll announce the winning name. And to thank the reader who suggested the winning name, we have an epic prize package!

[Edit: Midnight Eastern time – I’ve got to go to bed at some point, kids :) ]

How epic? Let me show you!

From Geekopolis, a hand-knit Jayne Cobb hat from Joss Whedon’s Firefly:

Firefly Jayne Cobb Hat from Geekopolis

From Hand / Eye / Mind / Mouth, a short film on DVD called Everything I Needed to Know About Zombies I Learned From the Movies:

Everything I Needed to Know About Zombies I Learned from the Movies DVD

From Interverse Comics, two signed comic books:

Comic Books from Interverse Comics

From Novelty Kitten, a set of three framed prints titled “Mustachio Eats a Cookie”:

Mustachio Eats a Cookie

From Teenormous, a $25 Threadless gift certificate where you could get any t-shirt you like, such as this geeky choice:

Threadless Tee from Teenormous

From Susan Beal and World of Geekcraft, a copy of World of Geekcraft plus a “Pow! Zap!” magnet kit and buttons to start your own Coraline box:

World of Geekcraft, Pow! Zap! magnet kit, and Coraline buttons

From Yarn Today, Knit Tomorrow, a hand-knit Harry Potter Gryffindor scarf:

Harry Potter Gryffindor Scarf

From Zono Art, home of artist and graphic designer Rik Livingston, a hand-painted Frog Prince greeting card:

Frog Prince Greeting Card by Rik Livingston

Everything will come packed in a Geek Crafts tote bag!

Thank our sponsors by clicking through to their sites:

Geekopolis Hand / Eye Mind / Mouth Interverse Comics Novelty Kitten
Teenormous World of Geekcraft Yarn Today, Knit Tomorrow Zono Art

179 thoughts on “Name the Geek Contest”

  1. Gaucherie (means awkward or socially unacceptable remark)

    Growlera
    (from growlery which means ‘a retreat for times of ill humour’ exactly!)

  2. I think her name should be Elliott. Not that spelling maybe, but I think it’s a nice name. It’s unisex which is cool in itself but it’s also a name with some attitude.

  3. Her name is clearly Leeta… Which of course could be spelled l33t? or £33†@… The variations could go on forever.

  4. Gertrude C. Moore.

    …the C stands for “Crafts”. Gertrude Crafts Moore? XD I dunno!

  5. I kinda like Dorcas but then it almost seems like it furthers picking on geeks by calling them dorks. Not sure though.

  6. Lisa– the lovely and brilliant computer-simulation-turned-to-life from Weird Science!

  7. Gallifra the Crafty Geek Gal(like The Doctor’s home planet, Gallifrey)

    Geena

    Galadriel :)

  8. Jane, after the artificial sentient from The Ender’s Game series! She ‘lives in/is’ the network that connects all the human collonies together instantly.

  9. Adria G. Craftswell

    Adria’s the name of a geeky friend’s newborn girl and the logo, with it’s bright orange hair, reminds me of said mother.

  10. Barbara Binary
    (Barbara means foreign, strange, exotic, mysterious which describes sci-fi movies and Binary for binary code.)

  11. Georgette- simple and classy but yet all awesome: just like a geeky crafty chick should be :)

  12. I’m thinking Glinda, to be good witch of crafting (and also, alliteration is wicked awesome) Galinda, if one is of the Wicked faith.

    I’m also a fan of Guinevere, or Gwen, inspiring the best from all us geekcrafters like the mythical (?) Queen of Camelot. And the alliteration thing again, of course.

    Lastly, Lizziebet – a bastardation of the Lillibet that the Queen was as a child and Lizzie – what my own middle name got shortend to (Lindsay Lizzie? What were my parents thinking??). Just cause.

  13. Geekette
    Kraf, Tee
    Cree A. Tiv

    Anagrams of Geek Crafts:
    Grace Fetsk
    Grace Kefts
    Grace Kefst
    Kat F. Cegres
    Kat F. Sergec

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