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Re: Moooon Landing

I guess the cow didn't quite jump OVER the moon. ;3 Awesome design!

Re: Moon Rabbit

Cute! Reminds me of SamBakZa's style.

Re: Foxy Kiss

The background seems out of place, too realistic compared to the subjects in the foreground, and edges of it are a little jarring, as well.

Re: Pistachi-o' Liberty

My first shirt.woot entry. Yeah, It's a little late in the game...

Enjoy anyway.

katimers wrote:Well humans are under the class of Kingdom animalia, but this seems like quite a reach and doesn't seem to have any historical significance, or am I just not seeing it?

I don't really see any specific historical reference either. Also, people don't really count as animals for the purposes of this derby.

Re: Flapper

like this a lot; it's sweet.

Re: Peace

nice

Re: Genghis Khat

great stuff

Re: One step for cats...

moon looks very cool, plus ha!

nyxnox wrote:I really did consider it, and even recolored the middle cat at one point. It didn't have the same effect, and when I went back and looked at some of the more famous event photographs I had to keep the cats all black.

I just went to the Civil Rights Museum in Memphis two weeks ago. Wish I could have stayed another two hours. You got it right.

Re: Detective WooT

Simple workaround...just title this Sir Winston Churchowl......

Re: Jack Rabbit the Ripper

something is mysteriously appearing out of the fog... looks like a rabbit!

Rabbit, Run!

Re: Beaverham Lincoln

Beaverham Lincoln saved by his stature. What could have been had the great emancipator been born five feet shorter and covered in fur with buck teeth and a fat tail?

Re: Beaverham Lincoln

also... working on getting these in earlier. this will take some moving around of things.

Re: Pip-squeak

ditto

Re: Cheese Pyramid

I would like to see the plans that the mouse is reading. Great as the pyramids. +1

Re: It's Hot in Saint Helena

Great idea! +1

Re: Cheese Pyramid

I love the way you draw, Naolito. There's great craftsmanship but still tons of character.

Another wonderful design!

Re: Leonardo

This is brilliant, I might actually buy this delicacy. Greatly done.

Skanning wrote:Simple workaround...just title this Sir Winston Churchowl......

The design should be able to stand alone without a title; there is no famous historical event being depicted.

Flapper made it into the fog. I love it! Vote, people! Vote!

Re: Teddy's Speech

One of the best in this derby!

Re: First American Flag

Betsy(Bunny)Ross saws the first flag of the United States.

Uh....what? I don't... Not sure why the... Are ninjas animals??? OOOHHHHHHH. Nope, still don't see the connection.

aerc712 wrote:And the description for that wonderful button you describe is -
"If you spot a derby entry that appears to have been borrowed / creatively acquired / shamelessly stolen from some other source, you can report it to your friendly derby-meisters by going to the offending derby's entry page (by clicking on the design image) and clicking the red "TATTLE ON THIS" button in the upper right corner. When tattling, don't forget to provide specific examples or links to the original work."
I interpreted that as that feature should only be used in the case of reporting an unoriginal work. Am I wrong? Care to enlighten me and say that I grossly misunderstood that paragraph? Teach me wise one, for you apparently have all the answers nickolis.

While that is an accurate quote of their answer; to me, the important part is the question, "Someone appears to be breaking the rules of the derby. How do I rat them out?"

Are you not, in effect, attempting to make an arguement for why this is breaking a derby rule?

dustin57 wrote:Isnt this the Michael Bay movie?!

yeah thats were i got the idea they were talking about it on the radio

Re: Ninja Girl

I can't see the connection either... I wonder if the 2,5 inches shown on the top has anything to do or it is really just a measure...

paigeg wrote:The bunny ears sticking out the butt are [disturbingly] hilarious.

This is what makes it my favourite of the trojan horse depictions. All are enjoyable but there was something about those little ears...

Re: Going Down With the Ship!

cute!!

Re: Going Down With the Ship!

very nice color choice of the shirt. I like the stars. voted!! Good luck!!!

Re: Going Down With the Ship!

Adorable!!!

Re: Going Down With the Ship!

Love the design! I love all the shirts you produce.

Re: Going Down With the Ship!

"...and the last passenger spotted was an unnamed cricket player.

Re: Going Down With the Ship!

i love this design...it's super cuteness! :D all of your art is adorable. ^_^

This is so sad and adorable. I NEED IT. Voted, obviously.

Re: 1966: The Final Frontier

Not going to get into the on-topic debate. I figure if a song from a movie can make it in a poetry derby than this is at least as much on topic.

I will say the shifting perspective bugs me. You see the left side peeps from the left and the right side peeps from the right, but there's no change in size to indicate that they're set at different distances or turned to make this right. I also think the shirt color detracts from the design and from the idea that this was supposed to show them on tv (making it somewhat on topic).

I kinda wish they'd made a tshirt of an actual scene from an early star trek, but using the peeps. The could've used the green peep for the dancing lady.

Re: Ninja Girl

It's just a ninja. Someone didn't read the rules of the derby, methinks.

Re: Going Down With the Ship!

This is so cute! I love it!!

Too cute! Poor little guy!

aerc712 wrote:We'll just have to agree to disagree on this. For me, Star Trek is not something that I could envision including in a class lecture, that's what I based my assessment on. For some people, the first episode of Star Trek might mark an "historical event," but I don't think it does. But, what do I know about history, I'm just in the final stages of earning my second degree in the subject.

Seriously? You're on Woot! and worried about whether or not a shirt depicting an historical event is about a subject that could be taught in class??? It did not say important, just a famous historical event. If one has watched much Star Trek at all, then a very important lesson was taught in almost every episode, Never, EVER go anywhere unknown or remotely dangerous wearing a red shirt, you will die! I learned that and I'm not even a Trekkie.