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Re: How we got pictures of the Yeti

Adorable!

Re: usual suspects

Yeah, I wonder why they choose that to represent Seki? I'd think a fox on fire would have worked better.

godslinger wrote:Put it on Navy, please! White's not too popular...

It's snowy - has to be white. When there's a reason for it, white is perfectly fine.

Critique: the camera isn't pointing at the other yeti.

Re: Who Done it !!

That magnifying glass spied on the wrong dude. :-)

schmitl wrote:Love it! I don't get the music note coming from the guilty bear...explanation please?!

He's whistling casually so as not to seem guilty :-P

eHalcyon wrote:So who's the keyhole?

That's the one stumping me. Ack!

Re: Masked

S.S.D.D. - Same "stuff" different derby...

SailorButterfly wrote:I see what you did there.

And I lol'ed. :D

Hey! I was gonna use the "I see what you did there line." Gosh. Now I have nothing to say...

xtinaftw wrote:Creation of Saturn?

Given the colour of the planet and the non-horizontal tilt of the ring, I'd say Uranus is more likely.

Re: fedora

Awesome work- the detail is incredible. I bet Mickey is hiding under that hat somewhere. :-)

Re: Hidden Nature Asphalt

gee, i wonder who this is. get any new vectors yet?

Not sure if the last 2 comments really need to be addressed... but just in case, here goes:
It took quite a bit of searching to find them, but these cards are the character cards from the the version of Clue I had that I was drawing from my memory. The characters are photographs. As you can see, they aren't even wearing the color of clothing of their name/game piece.
The game pieces, were basically these.

I'm sure all designers would appreciate a little restraint - or research from commenters - prior to posting semi-accusatory remarks on subjects you aren't familiar with or just remember vaguely. Thanks guys.

And Clue's a great board game - give it a try, it's fun!

Re: The Murder Mystery.

Oh apcray! I want to do a faux edgar. I think I also said last week that this week I'd do something with a bunny it in to harvest the free votes from the bunny market. Hmmm.....

xtinaftw wrote:Hey! I was gonna use the "I see what you did there line." Gosh. Now I have nothing to say...

You could say "I ALSO see what you did there." hehe

xtinaftw wrote:Creation of Saturn?

:P I figured rings looked nicer than just a ball

Re: Mystery... Mr. E?

Question marks anywhere is still text.

cobolisdead wrote:Yeah, I wonder why they choose that to represent Seki? I'd think a fox on fire would have worked better.

I thought the cat in this comp was BootsBoots.

Re: ...with the revolver.

Why did you use sorry pieces? Coulda done monopoly and killed Mr. Moneybags.

eHalcyon wrote:It's snowy - has to be white. When there's a reason for it, white is perfectly fine.

I think navy would work even better since the Yetis would stand out more. Change away from white and you've got my vote.

itoaseik wrote:I don't see anything thought-provoking here, or for that matter anything relating to "mystery."

Yeah, it's not really related to the derby theme at all. Once more, voters coo over a half-assed tie-in to the theme in order to sneak in a design based on nothing more than the "cute" appeal.

SailorButterfly wrote:You entered an all text design in a competition that clearly said No Text in the rules. Way to not pay attention?

seriously, its ascii art, its a form of desing it doesnt sayanything

jasneko wrote:Not sure if the last 2 comments really need to be addressed... but just in case, here goes:
It took quite a bit of searching to find them, but these cards are the character cards from the the version of Clue I had that I was drawing from my memory. The characters are photographs. As you can see, they aren't even wearing the color of clothing of their name/game piece.
The game pieces, were basically these.

I'm sure all designers would appreciate a little restraint - or research from commenters - prior to posting semi-accusatory remarks on subjects you aren't familiar with or just remember vaguely. Thanks guys.

And Clue's a great board game - give it a try, it's fun!

I wasn't accusing, just wondering if it qualified as parody. I know I've seen images of the characters dressed in their colours. I can find plenty of images on Google. For example, Colonel Mustard.

fifey157 wrote:I thought the cat in this comp was BootsBoots.

It could be, but then why does it have a seki head?

And that keyhole is bugging me. Esp with the sailor hat.

Re: Right On His Tail

i like it!

mrwednesday wrote:Given that the original artist has already commented positively, I'm certain the artist got the ok for the parody so that's on the up and up. Whether you like the idea of a separate installment is a different issue but there's nothing wrong going on here.

The design is really nice, and when compared to the concept of the one I made, there like before and afters as someone mentioned. I'm honored to have this design somewhat based off my own.

supergecko wrote:seriously, its ascii art, its a form of desing it doesnt sayanything

It doesn't have to say anything. Woot defines text as anything on a keyboard. That includes a single or many question marks. It also includes numbers on a clock for instance.

Re: What the heck is in a hotdog?

Made me laugh! GMV

mrwednesday wrote:People are hitting this style pretty hard. Must be flattering.

Hah... "Go go gadget airba-" SPLAT!

Re: usual suspects

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mrwednesday wrote:From a distance it may look like random articles of clothing on a shirt.

I agree. Just tiny little blocks of color here and there.

Re: The Murder Mystery.

Also, why are people not voting? This should be higher.

Re: Yes... ANOTHER clue shirt. But it's the good one.

Your thumbnail and comp are switched.

mrwednesday wrote:Your thumbnail and comp are switched.

yeah I'm stupid.

http://shirt.woot.com/Derby/Entry.aspx?id=32606

that's the correct resub.

supersonic213 wrote:This quote was in the PS3 game inFAMOUS. Yes I spelled it that way because it was an amazing game and it deserves respect. One of the load screens after a story section has this quote. It's the first thing your shirt made me think of.

Yep, the use of the quote and the red/blue good and evil thing made me think of infamous immediately too. Inspired by it, maybe?

jasneko wrote: As you can see, they aren't even wearing the color of clothing of their name/game piece.

Old School Clue disagrees:

Re: Secret Sauce

Someone planted grass seeds in their takeout container

Re: Yes... ANOTHER clue shirt. [resub cause I'm dumb]

Much better and please tell me this is heather gray? I want heather gray.

mrwednesday wrote:Much better and please tell me this is heather gray? I want heather gray.

it is indeed heather grey. :-)

grypes wrote:it is indeed heather grey. :-)

Awesome.

Re: Yes... ANOTHER clue shirt. [resub cause I'm dumb]

Will the bookcase show up very well on the mottled heather gray? I hope so I like this color a lot! Very good, mr. mysterious