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Re: Monkey Business

Reminds me of Steve from Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs. Really good stuff. +1

asterismW wrote:Love this design. I haven't been a fan of the offerings lately, but this one is amazing. I also vote for a larger (longer) design. I like how it starts at the bottom and works its way up one side, but it needs to go up further, like as high as it can. It just looks... stunted, the way it is now.

Yeah, I've already resubmitted once so I don't know that it's worth it at this point. But if it doesn't print here, I'll definitely submit somewhere else with changes!

Re: Mehndi Stream

The red and the teal are doing some very cool things. Solid design, GMV.

Re: The 1001 Nights

Isn't 1001 Nights more Arabian than Indian..? I checked on wiki and it says it has some roots in India but there is a lot more connection with the Middle East/Persia (Iran) than India.. o_O

It's very aesthetically pleasing though.. :3

fungusamongus wrote:Woo, it took me awhile to figure out what to do for this week. I got really attached to the imagery of lotus petals in the wind so I did just that, all over the place.

Glad you came up with this design in time for Valentine's Day, too!

Re: The Cobra's Pattern

Here is a larger pic for more details:

Re: The Cobra's Pattern

Sorry, here is a larger version: http://www.adrive.com/home/downloadfile/1fd1a8dac7d7bed6c7918c21dd28cc7df0c3c145e3a821c37033a2bdab58498a

paigeg wrote:Honey, this ROCKS. It's cute and simple. The expressions and colors will certainly get votes. I think maybe you also get a leg up for Indian fans of the Harmonious Friends, elephants or monks in general.

Thanks Paigeg (and everyone!), I'm really glad it's been so well-received =)

Re: Henna Hand-maiden

I recall a similar design submitted last derby...

Re: The Shape of India

Easily my favorite shirt in the derby, good luck.

Re: SKINNY DIPPING

The color choices, angle, etc that you used to place the elephant in the water are really well done.

paigeg wrote:I disagree about the hand - I see the posture.
This is beautiful, evocative, totally non-PROvocative, awesome and deserving of votes.
Kudos. This is stellar.

I've gotta second the motion on the hands... looks like they're misshapen especially in comparison to the rest of the design...

thayerre wrote:As a feather I instantly went to this idea in my head too, except I had check boxes instead of the circle with a line through it....and as for tomahawks, well that isn't what people say...the saying is dot or feather?

well around here if someone is talking about an Indian they will say Dot not Tomahawk B^)

I really really really want this to be a tshirt!

Re: Prismatic

Is this some kind of play on Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon album cover art?

I'm just confused.

therabbit86ed wrote:Pagade is the national board game of India. Thanks for looking!

Yay, something that is not a tiger or elephant!

tjost wrote:Monkey see, monkey do.

This would go very nicely with the only other woot shirt I've bought: The Binge. Hope it goes up, nice work.

Re: Mandala Season

As someone who could always use more cute animal shirts, I am digging this.

Re: Big in India

I love this. Simple, clean, a little bit fun, and nicely understated.

Re: CMYK INDIA

This is great; what a great "butterfly" eye mask design.

Re: Taj Scribblr

This looks like batik. Was that intentional? If so, nice.

Re: The Shape of India

Oh, this is really well-done. I love the animals, the people, the little details along the side, the fact it all forms a map. The sleepy gnu is classic.

aganippe wrote:I vote! How do I vote? Brand new to actually voting. But I'll figure it out, and I vote for this one!

Hi there! Vote by signing in, going to the shirt you want to vote for, and you'll see a button that says "I'd want one." Hit that, and it's a vote.

Thankfully it does not pre-order a shirt, or I'd be broke!

Ahhh. An intricate design done simply.

This was one of my favorite movies as a kid!

Re: The 1001 Nights

This is beautiful; love the reversal.

Re: I'll make my own stripes.

This is a fun shirt. I love the pink and orange. It looks almost glowing.

Re: Holi Day

Clever, Cute, references the theme in more ways than one (animals, henna, holi paints), and retro as heck!

Re: Break Free

This is vibrant. I love the colors. I love the textures. I love the movement. I love the concept. I...can barely see what this has to do with India.

Re: 32 elephants in white

This shirt would look awesome on a white shirt

jchuguelet wrote:Fair enough, you may not have created this design earlier, but this really is a cartoon shoe-horned into the topic.

So it's different than the other designs and doesn't include tigers, elephants, henna or the Taj Mahal. I personally think its a great design and has a sense of humor about it. Not everything has to be serious. Great job Spirtgreen.

Thanks Micky Mouse. Before you I wouldn't have guessed a silhouette could be considered copyrighted.


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ajsweedl wrote:This shirt would look awesome on a white shirt

I thought so too, but no one seems to like the white shirts for some reason.

Re: Rikki-tikki-tchk-tchk!

outstanding stuff... This had better print because I'll be rocking the hell out of it if it does!

Re: Red Panda Loves Tea

With this design I wanted to do something that didn't feel like I was stereotyping India. In researching for this derby, I learned the red panda can be found in the eastern most parts of the country. This area also happens to be one of the major tea cultivation areas, so I decided to combine the two.

Comments and suggestions are appreciated!

Thanks!

Re: Monkey Business

That's not ink they're using. Aaaaauugh!

J/K

+1 for a nicely done shirt.

Re: No Animals Were Harmed in the Making of this Tea

Five colors on lemon.

Since I don't own a tablet, I had to rely on filters (liquify, etc.) to try to get the shape right for the 'wispy' feel of steam. I'm not totally satisfied, but considering the tools at my disposal I guess it's ok.

Please give me feedback!

Re: Miss India

Clever concept! This is simple and attractive. One minor complaint - her arm looks broken and/or severed. I don't think her hand could get where it is considering where the upper arm and shoulder are.

Re: Forgotten Grotto

Brahma the four faced Hindu god of creation. He is depicted chipping away forming and reforming the world.

Detail-

Re: Windows resub

Just beautiful!