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Re: Isle of Extinction - So that's where they've been.

Is Elvis on the island too?

RIFFwithCHEESE wrote:Presenting, a completely and totally original collaboration from the minds of Riffmaster18 and Cheesesandwich.

Enjoy!

Does that mean it's a cheesy riff? and if so, is it from a keytar, or just yngwie malmsteen?

I am categorically pro-insulting meme-weariers, so I am categorically pro-this-shirt.

Re: Worm Hole Republic

This is an awesome shirt. I love the design and the weathered look of the print. I kind of like the whole "blue-angels/san diego chargers" color scheme going on.

Re: Viva La Banana

Banana Republic?

Re: Isle of Extinction - So that's where they've been.

Yes. So is disco.

Re: Worm Hole Republic

Brilliant return, Brian

I must say the integration of the integral symbol is pretty genius.

njbell wrote:i likes it.
placentas are dumb.

Thanks! I just wish I had thought of that motto instead of the one on there.

i like it. i hope it is printable.

Re: Viva La Banana

Re: Kingdom in my Head

Very cool! Knew it was yours. I like your style.

Re: Rodentia

Love it!!!!

Re: Unleadedland

Looks like gradients and too many colours.

Re: Okrahoma: Land of Peace and Batter

Part of the Southern Veganesian Isles, the Republic of Okrahoma (Republique de Okrahomme) is a verdant green land with five coastal grottoes. When visiting, wear sunscreen... the locals are nicely browned from years of living there, but us westerners would get fried.

edgarrmcherly wrote:they keep talking and i cant go to bed

hahahaha! Love it! Love it! Love it!!

Re: Kingdom in my Head

sweet, gmv. another nice one warhol.

AdderXYU wrote:Part of the Southern Veganesian Isles, the Republic of Okrahoma (Republique de Okrahomme) is a verdant green land with five coastal grottoes. When visiting, wear sunscreen... the locals are nicely browned from years of living there, but us westerners would get fried.

You gmv just because the pun is so groan-tastic.

Re: Angel's Egg

Pretty!

Re: Worm Hole Republic

he's back! Dude!

kylemittskus wrote:The color, oh the color. Why why why?

I really like the colour scheme...

warholbot, this is supposed to be the baby blue, right?

Re: Fantasma: Land of Dreams

Very cool design.

AdderXYU wrote:Part of the Southern Veganesian Isles, the Republic of Okrahoma (Republique de Okrahomme) is a verdant green land with five coastal grottoes. When visiting, wear sunscreen... the locals are nicely browned from years of living there, but us westerners would get fried.

OMMFJCFD.

peppersagooddog wrote:too bad it was rejected, alot of people live in this land and will be crushed by this verdict.

bwahahaha!

snarkygal wrote:If you aren't doing your best work here, why are you even here? You just went on my list of people to ignore with that attitude.

Give me a break. DBH has a rule that says you can't submit an entry to any other site. If you got paid more at DBH why would you submit to woot if you could only choose one? It's not like I don't work hard at both. I just choose to design whatever sounds fun to me for DBH because there aren't any theme restrictions.

Re: The Lightforge Nation

Niiiice!

Reminds me of School of Rock a little

phzzt wrote:Give me a break. DBH has a rule that says you can't submit an entry to any other site. If you got paid more at DBH why would you submit to woot if you could only choose one? It's not like I don't work hard at both. I just choose to design whatever sounds fun to me for DBH because there aren't any theme restrictions.

Most artists stand to make more money at Woot, actually.

(I have no problem with submitting to multiple sites, though- everyone should, if only to try new things for a new audience. Just wanted to correct that statement, as most DBH winners get only $500 and $250 credit, while Woot winners make a minimum of $1000. A better reason to choose DBH over Woot might be the printing options available, the prestige, or the specific audience they target.)

Re: Tiniland

I'd like to visit there. ;-)

Where will this go on a shirt? Woot likes to see design placements on a shirt comp, and might reject this without one. Might wanna slap the design on a shirt and resubmit!

eHalcyon wrote:Looks like gradients and too many colours.

Thank you

What is the word on that. This is my first time submitting and I didnt know if the halftones and transparency rules are strict.

suggestions?

snarkygal wrote:If you aren't doing your best work here, why are you even here? You just went on my list of people to ignore with that attitude.

Give me a break. DBH has a rule that says you can't submit an entry to any other site. If you got paid more at DBH why would you submit to woot if you could only choose one? It's not like I don't work hard at both. I just choose to design whatever sounds fun to me for DBH because there aren't any theme restrictions.

Re: The Roar of Basstown

Thanks for the votes and comments. I hope the wooting public agree with the early derby voters. Good luck to everyone.

Re: The Pica Republic

flight patch style. love it.

and the adorable fox seals the deal. gmv

geekfactor12 wrote:Most artists stand to make more money at Woot, actually.

(I have no problem with submitting to multiple sites, though- everyone should, if only to try new things for a new audience. Just wanted to correct that statement, as most DBH winners get only $500 and $250 credit, while Woot winners make a minimum of $1000. A better reason to choose DBH over Woot might be the printing options available, the prestige, or the specific audience they target.)

Thanks. I don't want to make anyone angry, I'm just trying to say that part of why we're all on woot, I hope, is that it's fun to make things and design for people. Sometimes it's not fun for me to make an alphabet or slogan shirt. I've got one I'm working on that's a really time intensive wolf shirt but it wouldn't fit into any of the themes woot puts up. I worked all evening yesterday on my "nowhere" shirt in this derby and it doesn't get a lot of votes. Big deal. It was fun and I thought it was funny. I just like getting feedback so I get better. So to all of you who take the time to discuss what we're doing and support each other, that's awesome. That's why we design.

Re: Internal Combustion

Ok, thanks for the advice guys, I resubbed this with a larger detail in the shirt comp image.

Re: State of Paranoia

I loved this last night - love it now. Hilarious.... GMV

Andy47240 wrote:Don't care for lemon, but the design is very cool.

thanks

Re: Kingdom in my Head

Really nice Warholbot. Beginning to recognize your style now and I like it a lot. Very cool shirt design!

Re: Yaar!bados

I know! "Not another pirate submission." I couldn't resist. You know you want one. Go ahead and vote for it. No one has to know it was you.

tinathetuna wrote:Thank you

What is the word on that. This is my first time submitting and I didnt know if the halftones and transparency rules are strict.

suggestions?

I'm supposed to be lying down right now because I'm dizzy but...

This should be your first read. There's this as well, but it's definitely secondary.

You definitely can't do transparency. Halftones are ok as long as they're not too small. Gradients are usually bad but from woot's comments they CAN print simple ones. We're not sure what "simple" means though, and gradients haven't been printed yet. It's best to just stay away from them.

Colour-wise, you can use six spot colours + the shirt colour for an unofficial seventh.

Hope that helps!

Re: Lala Land

Lala land, aka the Lala Nation: the place to go when you don't care enough to stay where you are (or awake).
Sure, the Lala Nation may only be a nation of one but it's a choice between here and 2nd period Chemistry. Besides, drawing doodles is way more fun than stoichiometry any day.

Re: The Lightforge Nation

This is wonderful. This could be the best derby ever.