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SailorButterfly wrote:Poor thing almost looks like he's melting. l o l

that wuz teh funneh that's what i got too...

didn't stop me from wanting to hug himmm

Re: Horney Dogragon

You should check out gaiaonline.com sometime. They have a particular forum (breedables-changeables forum) that loves these kinds of cute creatures. =)

nice dude

Josephus wrote:It's remarkable. great job.

Placement is superb.

AMAAAZINGGG!

Re: Line Art Fine Art

Well, I don't know... A bit too Gothic for me...

lmao at myself.

I love it!

Zenne wrote:Eh, it is crap. I couldn't concentrate on anything all night, and about an hour and a half before noon I pulled out some lineart I'd done and added a fairy. XP

Excellent color choice. VOTE!

dhouse87 wrote:Exactly.

This shirt's "humor" or whatever it may be classified as is a pretty poor attempt.

The shovel's got shillelagh on it.

I dont belive that at all. People vote for this because its quality work.

enin wrote:thanks!

i think so too but i was afraid a black shirt might push it over the "goth" line

With the half skull and placement, I think you're already far enough over woot's goth line, why not go all the way with a black shirt, and some bangs. Bangs are made of win.

I like it though, it's a nice rendering. Not sure if it's too tightly packed to show up on screenprints.

battlespikes wrote:Good concept, but I'm not wild about the lightning bolts.

I agree. Maybe post without lightning bolts?

Re: Old School

Tubes! I see tubes! I'm voting for the tubes!

dekonstruct wrote:Tubes! I see tubes! I'm voting for the tubes!

I'm also voting for tubes, but I have concerns about text

Re: the Golfer

What a great design! Simple, yet quite intricate - an excellent job of capturing the relaxing gulf landscape and atmosphere.

Where can I buy one?
Would you consider selling this to me regardless of the WOOT outcome?

VOTE on this one EVERYONE!

KENPARS0NS wrote:I don't know why... this just seemed retro and fun!

But where's the dinner?

I LIKE the lightning bolts...it finishes the look and placement

Re: Rock-N-Roll

The lightning bolts are essential for maximum rockage.

Re: Just keep swimming...

Wow this is very cool!

dufaultm wrote:I agree. Maybe post without lightning bolts?

Well, I still voted for it.

Re: oh crud

He has his hands full now! Any chance for an Eragon type relationship?

Re: RoboRaptor (silver)

I could wear this! GMV!

Re: Skulls Skulls Skulls!

Agreed. The colors and the detail make this thing rock

geekfactor12 wrote:I'm also voting for tubes, but I have concerns about text

Yeah, it'll be interesting to see if this passes or not.

Re: Anatomy of a Car - RESUB!!!!!

Bigger version:
http://aycu05.webshots.com/image/45644/2002910852687479392_rs.jpg

Re: Star and Moon

Oooh...very nice!

Re: Sequoia

Nice perspective.

please let this one win..i really want to buy this one!!!

Re: As the wind blows

This is by far my favorite shirt. It rocks

Re: Sequoia

I like the perspective, but I think this would count as two ink colors - white and black. If you would make the shirt itself white or make the interior of the tree blue I think it would fit the rules better.

Hey Tgent, you know I am a pretty big fan of yours, but this shirt really doesn't do it for me. Too boring.

Oh well ;-)

SkekTek wrote:Thanks for the comments. But several other designs were also up there in exposure and haven't met with the same negative vote count. I think it's because this design, while technically quite good, isn't the sort of thing people want to wear on a shirt. So the fundamental flaw may have been not over-exposure, but careful consideration of the target audience.

Maybe I'm just looking for excuses. : )

Re: Space Bunneh!

This is great... both my wife and I like this one... good work!

Re: Star and Moon

Here's a closer view... it's lines... really! :-)

Re: Skull on Cranberry

is that a tongue with an ice cube on the end? brain freeze?

SailorButterfly wrote:Oooh...very nice!

Thanks! I put a lot of work into drawing it. :-)

SailorButterfly wrote:Nice perspective.

Thanks! Its my first ever entry! I hope I did it right! I would love some critique/comments since I dont really know what I am doing!

Re: Hatter's House

Something about this just doesn't feel right to me. The image as a whole seems flat. This may not be important to something that is drawn as flat (like a bent paperclip), but considering this is supposed to be a very rounded and animated painting, it really detracts from the intended image to me. The illusion of depth is something that is often difficult to achieve in line drawing, but there are many tricks that might have helped here, like making lines taper as they move away from the viewer. All of the lines seem to be almost a solid thickness, including the same thickness in items like the toadstools and the roofline. Since those are so far apart, when it comes to depth, it needs some consideration in line thickness. Something as simple as different line weights and line tapering, to add some depth to the individual ojects, as well as create depth separation between different objects, would greatly increase the appeal for me.

Re: Spring Rebirth

Well drawn but other than that what's the allure of this shirt? It's a bird on a wreath and I don't mean to target Cho (your Octopus is probably my favorite design of this derby) but this is really boring.

bluchez wrote:Something about this just doesn't feel right to me. The image as a whole seems flat. This may not be important to something that is drawn as flat (like a penguin or robin), but considering this is supposed to be a very rounded and animated painting, it really detracts from the intended image to me. The illusion of depth is something that is often difficult to achieve in line drawing, but there are many tricks that might have helped here, like making lines taper as they move away from the viewer. All of the lines seem to be almost a solid thickness, including the same thickness in items like the toadstools and the roofline. Since those are so far apart, when it comes to depth, it needs some consideration in line thickness. Something as simple as different line weights and line tapering, to add some depth to the individual objects, as well as create depth separation between different objects, would greatly increase the appeal for me.

Ummm... what he said.

I noticed the same thing but could not have put it so eloquently.

jwink wrote:Same comment i left on spring rebirth: James, this is great, but i'll note the hyprocracy of the "mob" voting so favorably for a shirt on creme and putting it in the fog early-on. So if James does it you like creme shirts but no one else?

People who hate on the cream are vocal, but a minority. I have one and love it. it's a light tan color, and the best "light" color woot offers. People really need to let the cream thing go. seriously.

Great job james....i think i like this one best of yours so far.

Re: Lilly Lin Revised

It's nice, but it's going to get rejected for the fills.