Shirt.Woot

perryn wrote:there's still text on the robot, right? E and F?

No. They're just meaningless lines. They still look like the letters from a distance, though. I can post a close up...

Re: Picked at the Peak of Freshness

I, too, like my shirts ripe!

Re: Worker Bees

I also like to drill for honeys! What!?!

lkackman wrote:VIVA LA WOOT! GMV for the idea alone.

Viva la raza!

Re: Planet Woot !

To Zanzibar we go!

imsochady wrote:I, too, like my shirts ripe!

earthart wrote:This is really nice and your lines are beautiful, as is the overall composition. Great contrast with the shirts too. Excellent work. GMV. Best of luck.

Thanks for the support!

I love it. So funny. XD
GMV

Re: the world of woot

Hey, you forgot to put the LOST island.

Re: Hieroglyphics

Very neat Mr. Perry! So how's Katy doing?

Re: Mommy! I want one!

This came out really cool. I followed your progress through the forum and the end result is really nice. Great concept and execution. GMV. Best of luck.

krisrobinson wrote:This is kind of like what I feel like when I get my woot shirt... except that I am wielding an m4a1, chest hair exposed, muscles rippling, back flipping and wailing on my electric guitar... actually... I feel nothing like this drawing.

That description sounds like a winner. Why did you draw the opposite?

earthart wrote:This is very cool and very well executed. GMV and best of luck.

I'm new at this. What does GMV mean? Oh, and thanks.

Re: What Lurks Inside

Very silly. I love it!

xazothia wrote:The illustration is pretty hard to read at first. Once I finally understood the suicide implication, I wasn't really impressed...

Suicide implications? I think its just a shirt saying that randoms are what keeps shirt.wooters going!!!

dsdm wrote:I'm new at this. What does GMV mean? Oh, and thanks.

Got My Vote.

Re: Hieroglyphics

I love all the detail. GMV. I would hope they wouldn't consider this text. Really they're pictographs and they're mostly of your own making so I think you're in the clear. Excellent job and best of luck.

BootsBoots wrote:No. They're just meaningless lines. They still look like the letters from a distance, though. I can post a close up...

Very, very, clever of you. I like the sneakiness.

Re: Paradise in the Bag

Great job! GMV. I actually like the blank space. It is very well balanced and that gives woot a spot to put shirt.woot without interfering with the design if they'd like. Really elegant. Best of luck.

mc7winkie wrote:No, yours just leaps into the vacuum.

"Quality posts: 0" says it all.

Re: The H.Q.

Is that the rejectorator I see? Wonderfully wacky job Kris.

I voted for you because I can just hear my shirts singsonging that they're heeeeee-eeeerrre!

congrats on making a non-existent plastic bag sing to me : )

spilzer wrote:...I agree that hers is more well done than mine is, ...

Kris, man, I didn't know you're a woman! ;)

Anyways, I already commented on your blog, but this design freaking rules. How long did you take you to draw all of that, just out of curiousity?

Re: The Tee Truck's Here!

I too would be interested in seeing with a creepy mustache but this version would probably get more votes. Haha.


Fantastic illustration.

Re: Logo of Logos

I think this is great. GMV. It has a very liquid feel to it so the color choice is perfect. Best of luck.

Re: What Lurks Inside

I'm not sold on the string of woot logos used as trim, and obviously the text version was amazing, but still great work.

Re: World Wide Woot!

I really dig this. Another very well executed design by you I'm glad to vote for. I'm not sure why, but the tower is my favorite part. Nice work again. Best of luck.

E4stman wrote:"Quality posts: 0" says it all.

Quality Posts doesn't mean much. And if they did, your opinion wouldn't count either.

Re: Puppet show: a damsel of my own!

This is beautiful. Awesome illustration and great use of the space/composition. GMV. Best of luck.

I appreciate the comments, this is my second derby and i'm still learning the ropes!

re: [url=http://shirt.woot.com/derby/entry.aspx?id=34343]woot!!! keep

we need the simple joy of a smile

I love it

Re: Woot Police: To Serve and Protect (the shirt)

Nice work. GMV. Really great detail on both the alien (I like its expression especially) and the robocops. Best of luck.

Re: The Runners

This is pretty cool actually

Re: Picked at the Peak of Freshness

Definitely resubmit this with the official mark and I'll vote for it again!

Re: Ripples

GMV. This is my favorite of your entries. Hope it continues to climb. Best of luck.

Re: Puppet show: a damsel of my own!

Bad news, sir (or madam?):

ProfHotpants wrote:Just for absolute clarification: the Shirt.Woot "mark" is the exclamation point within the circle. It is included in the template.

Do not delete the circle, do not re-draw any portion of the logo, and do not draw on top of the logo unless you want some high-level scrutiny of whether your handiwork can be considered "substantial".

I know it's picky, but that's the joy of commercial design.

Thanks,
Your Friendly Neighborhood Art Director

KIDA26 wrote:That description sounds like a winner. Why did you draw the opposite?

Look at the shirt in the drawing, I think we know the ulterior motivation behind this one :P

sugareeali wrote:I actually really like this design...gmv

I second that. It really is very cool and very well composed. Great use of color too. GMV. Best of luck.