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Re: Get on the Mike

Check out my art deco-styled microphone. You can look at this shirt and imagine hearing old-timey news broadcasts and entertainment.

"This just in! Lightning bolts are shooting out of my micropho-KSSSSSSSSSSSSSSH"

Really like this design. Nice job!

Yay doubleposts from crappy work internet!

Re: Fallen Giant

Gorgeous work jewelwing! I think the only think you could do is to maybe add some fish...the bubbles do the job once you take a close look, but aside from some fish, I don't know exactly how you could make underwater more obvious...

Re: Heart Deco

Love it!

lkackman wrote:Do carrots even have a distinct smell?

everything you can digest has a taste and a smell.
srsly.

Re: Construct

It's a cool design, no doubt, but once again, falls just short of the theme. It seems purely industrial...

Same problem I had with your Sonic shirt...great idea, but a noticeable flaw subtracts from it so much I just can't vote. It seems like you always quit 1 stop short of great. I know other Wooters disagree, because you do win a lot, but I just wish your designs didn't always have some fundamental problem.

This needs something else to make it art deco, something that takes it from industrial to fitting the theme.

jewelwing wrote:Thanks! It might be big on the shirt, but what I meant to show is that is should be printed as big as possible - giant! Or as giant as woot gets.

I did notice that it didn't look entirely like it was underwater, so I added the bubbles in the back. You do have to look at it a minute to tell tho. I'm open to any suggestions on how to make it look more underwater.

The Deco era is probably my all around favorite one, so I thought it would be cool and a little creepy to create a twist on the ship posters of the time. They drew them so strong and imposing then - Like it would be impossible for one to end up like this.

I like how it doesn't look like it's underwater at first. The sub lights look like spotlights for it's grand opening. Good stuff.

thegeekbenni wrote:Hey, I didn't know you were on here! I followed the link from Facebook. Anyway, this is actually one of my favorite entries in this derby so far. Good luck!

Benni! I just joined/started last week. And thanks! Didn't expect to see you around these e-parts. :p

cruelnv wrote:Hmm... is it worth re-subbing?

apparently it is...b/c it was

Re: Clockwork frog

That's what it looked like in my biology class...

Re: The Bombs Are Coming Down

This is great, but you need to round off the clouds and fade out the spotlights so that it doesn't look like a rectangular picture placed on a shirt.

marypuppe wrote:OOooh I just got it, nice.


Still, I'd change the proportions, the flower (head? seeds?)is rather small.

I think it'd look better if you added a bunch more seeds instead of just making them larger, though.

Hmmm.

I definately agree, I thought the same thing when I saw this, the seeds just look like their cluster is too small for the size of the stem.

nrarmen wrote:Hi lbspicer :D Cool design.

Hey, thanks nrarmen! How is control touch?

Re: Breakfast

I love it! The colors aren't bad but I'm curious to see if it would look better in brighter colors.

Re: Construct

This isn't art deco. I like it, but it doesn't fit the theme.

Re: Art Deco Compass

Very stylish, very wearable.

Re: Fallen Giant

Great Design... kinda big on the shirt for my taists, but this is truely "Deco"

GMV!

Re: DC Deco

This shirt is sweet!

re: get on the mike

This is great! I'd wear this a lot! Good job.

Re: Deco No Poe (resub without Poe)

I like it a lot better without Poe in it, the raven and the design below it are far superior in style and composition. Wonderful!

Re: DC Deco

This shirt is Sweet! One of the better uses of a water reflection. I also love the color you placed your design on, I would wear this.

Re: DC Deco

Good concept, but would be better if there was a more detail to the buildings. Lines and such maybe in grey. Art Deco kind of relies on that contrast between colors to really stand out.

Re: Fallen Giant

Very true to the Art Deco style. I can imagine seeing this on a 20s or 30s poster.

Re: JURASSIC PARK IS MY MOM

best shirt ever...

Re: Stained Glass Pucker

A little big, but the deco is cool.

Re: Old City Cyborg

I enjoy the meeting of the man and machine. Voted.

Thanks for the props!

Re: Fallen Giant

Very well done. Good use of theme, and it really feels like it's deep underwater.

Re: ...with the World on his shoulders.

I don't know who ayn rand is, btw. I'm not much of a reader. I'm more of a doer, actually. I do things...

without reading.

SeraphSix wrote:Good concept, but would be better if there was a more detail to the buildings. Lines and such maybe in grey. Art Deco kind of relies on that contrast between colors to really stand out.

agreed, it's a neat shirt, but doesn't really make me think art deco whatsoever

Re: Breakfast

A grey breakfast doesn't seem too motivating to me. Maybe a little color would help.

Re: Soaring Sun

My design is inspired by art deco style stained glass windows and paintings.
I wanted to create a design that was bold and geometric, but also colorful and stylish.

Re: The Royal Me-ow

I think a design like this needs to be down low on the shirt, and off to the side. sorry if you don't like it that way.

re: blown away

This shirt has really dirty imagery. Ha.

Cool concept.

cruelnv wrote:"Who Watches the Watchmen?"

Art Deco illustration of the Nite Owl keeping watch over the city.

orly?

;^)

Re: Clockwork frog

I would like this frog more if it didn't have the old-lady-esque filigree background.

marypuppe wrote:Voted!

thanks

Re: The Baker

It pains me every time I drive by The Baker Hotel, to see it standing there neglected and vacant. The building is so intriguing even to this day. I heard that yet another investor is trying to get approval for renovation. I hope it will at least be retored enough for tours to start again. Very cool...

erina7262 wrote:Much better! GMV!

thank you