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kdeuce wrote:Carnation, Lily, Lily, Rose - by one of my favorite painters, John Singer Sargent.

I would have bet money that your favorite painter was Pollock.

Re: The Burning Giraffe

Amazing.

Re: The Tree of Life

The Tree of Life
(Gustav Klimt)

Some close ups:

Re: Bird in Space.

Great work. I'm often impressed with your art. Still waiting for the evil railroad guy to print somewhere.

palookaboy wrote:Clever, but don't think it's gonna fly with the Apple logo. Also the title breaks the rules

Also, the image is not the title reinterpreted. it's the work of art itself reinterpreted.

unfortunately i don't wear green. but those lizards are so cute! i love the zigzag frowns :D

Re: Reptiles

AWESOME! I like it =)

Re: Why So Serious

This derby makes me sad. This is not only not a re-interpretation of the title MONA LISA, it's also not a reinterpretation of the title WHY SO SERIOUS. It is a mash-up of the joker and the mona lisa. There is nothing remotely on theme about it.

Re: The Physical Impossibility of Death...

Infinitely better than the piece it's based on, imo. Will buy if it prints.

Re: The Persistence of Memory

Wow. This derby has been a monumental success so far.

Re: The Persistence of Memory

Lovely

Re: Separation of Light from Darkness

Wow, very pretty!

AdderXYU wrote:It is, of course, arguable that this isn't reinterpreting the title at all, but instead parodying the work. The title of the piece is "we can do it," not "Rosie the Riveter." This is offtheme.

I think Adder pretty much nails it here.

ladafi wrote:I think this is really cute! Well done artwork too.

Great fix on the cranium.

Re: The Anatomy Lesson

This looks traced.

truffleshuffle wrote:Memories press in on your head sometimes...persistently.

haha very cool! I love your ideas

geekfactor12 wrote:This design is based on The Concert by Vermeer. It is based on both the title and the current status of the painting- The Concert is considered to be the most valuable painting currently stolen.

This is my take on the fact that right now, criminals are the only ones who can enjoy The Concert

This is probably the most intense explanation for a design I've seen around here.

Re: The three Graces

... go to fitness.

An actual interpretration of the Rubens's work "The Three Graces"

phrozt wrote:I like his tools at the bottom...

And endangeredomaga... are you jsut trying to crap all over every thread??
http://shirt.woot.com/Forums/ViewPost.aspx?PostID=4052994

Seriously.. you're so far off it's pathetic.

he's actually incredibly right. you're just not very discerning

wow! this is dramatic and epic. can anyone tell me what the original Winged Victory looked like?

Re: The Thinker (Neuron Forest)

I love this. It reminds me of the attic black figures on greek amphoras. I will definitely buy this if it prints!

Re: Nighthawks

LOVE LOVE LOVE Just in time for the movie The Guardians! The line art is working so well! I will buy this for sure if it prints! Keep it coming!

Re: The Physical Impossibility of Death...

Please sell me this shirt! I'll give you money!

Re: [Modern] Self Portrait with Monkey

Even Frida has a MySpace!!

Original painting:

Re: The Persistence of Memory

Some pretty intense linework in there, friend.

Good job.

Re: Nighthawks

Wonderful!

Josephus wrote:But, how many Phoenix shirts has woot already printed? 2, 3? more?

Have they?

Re: Inspired by Clock Explosion

Well I've seen this artwork in every classroom I was in



so I decided to make this little character hanging onto your t-shirt.

see the story with this little guy is kind of a pun on the name, except he's not exploding, merely exploded off your shoulder and is holding onto his dear life

Re: Mucha's Zodiac

I tuck my shirts in. Low placements just don't work. Too bad, this is great work!

Re: The Physical Impossibility of Death...

wow. my favorite piece from you to date sg.

message - fantastic.
tank - awesome.
shark - ftw!

gmv, and when it prints i'll be buying 2. good luck!

Re: The Thinker

Hope this stays in the fog! Bought holy guacamole and fresh cake, hoping to add another to my walmazan collection (fingers crossed for rock paper scissors as well)! +1

AdderXYU wrote:I would have bet money that your favorite painter was Pollock.

well he said it's "one" of his favs so you might be right, still might be pollack.

Re: Inspired by The Great Wave

This is such a winner because of several reasons:

•The originial artwork is immediately recognizable and very popular.
•The re-interpretation is technically solid.
•It's so funny!

Go, Big Wave, go!

Re: Pink Angels

good luck edgar!

Re: The Discovery of fire

Awesome. This better win.

The angel is too sweet, not a big fan of the horned thing but everyone's a critic.

If this prints it's a definite buy from me, GMV

Re: Inspired by The Great Wave

Great work. You really captured the style, and while the original makes me feel small and scared, this one gives me a laugh.

Re: The Persistence of Memory

The Persistence of Memory
Originally by Salvador Dali


08/06/1945 - a day we will never forget

Josephus wrote:But, how many Phoenix shirts has woot already printed? 2, 3? more?

Does it matter if it's a good design?

KromeHWI wrote:The Persistence of Memory
Originally by Salvador Dali


08/06/1945 - a day we will never forget

in case you do not know the image, this is the statue of peace at the Hiroshima atomic bomb memorial park.