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That was fun to look at.

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Edger you are so... you. I can always pick your design out of the crowd.

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I realize this is just edgar's "style" but this seriously looks like a 3rd grader drew it.

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aw, why are they always on white, Edgar?

Nice detail.. GMV

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I don't know Edgar, it needs some color... :s

ack154 wrote:I realize this is just edgar's "style" but this seriously looks like a 3rd grader drew it.

Have you ever tried to do this? It's hard as helllllllll.

You have to fight yourself the whole time, because this "style" abandons all the conventions about form and figure and etc. etc. that you've gathered through the years.

So, mucho respecto for the third grader drawing, Paco.

bellarific wrote:Have you ever tried to do this? It's hard as helllllllll.

You have to fight yourself the whole time, because this "style" abandons all the conventions about form and figure and etc. etc. that you've gathered through the years.

So, mucho respecto for the third grader drawing, Paco.

I'm not saying I could do. I KNOW I can't.

But for a 3rd grader, they aren't really "trying" for a style, it's just how it turns out.

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I didn't even have to look to see who the artist was, I knew this was Edgar's work the second it loaded. I ADORE this, even if it is on white. I would buy it in a second. GMV!!!

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I want!!!!

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Love this one, hope it wins, I'd wear it for sure I'm very fond of the lack of color, I have plenty of colorful shirts and not so many simple but lovely ones.

ack154 wrote:I realize this is just edgar's "style" but this seriously looks like a 3rd grader drew it.

I bring to the table: Basquiat.

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EEEEEEE!!!!! I love this!!

Go, Edgar!

groosalugg wrote:aw, why are they always on white, Edgar?

They aren't!

ack154 wrote:I'm not saying I could do. I KNOW I can't.

But for a 3rd grader, they aren't really "trying" for a style, it's just how it turns out.

I disagree. Most 3rd graders don't include half the detail that are in Edgar's pieces, nor do they show unique wit and humor in what they draw. My mom works with elementary school children day in and day out... I have never seen 3rd grader projects that have this level of design to them.

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I love Foster's and I love Edgar so this design GMV!

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So far, one of the few I truly love. Pefect title for you too ;-). GMV.

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I agree, it needs some more color, feels a little incomplete to me. Probably because the show is so colorful, but the white shirt kinda dumbs down this great sketch.

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I love this, but the giant in the bottom right corner freaks me out a tad.

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Edgar,

Please set up your own shirt shop. Every week you have excellent, wonderfully imaginative, designs that I want to buy. Too often I am left holding my ten bucks for another day. Please help me spend my money on your shirts.

Love,
Tyler

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Oh Edgar, please marry me.

Then shower me in shirts.

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this is the only design i really like so far

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I love your art, but it never seems to make it into the fog. It's almost like art created by people suffering from schizophrenia.

marzipanapple wrote:Oh Edgar, please marry me.

Then shower me in shirts.

These comments get more and more bizarre. I finally get it. This "Edgar", his art brings stuffed animals to life and makes candy rain from the sky while gently massaging your neck and singing your favorite tune. I'm going to try this style sometime since its claimed its quite difficult. And I'm sure everyone will hate on me for "mocking" you Edgar but its not. And I mean that seriously. I want to see how difficult it is and either not get the buzz or appreciate what you do more. So when you see an Edgar thumbnail you like and see "idroodit"... don't hate. Propose to me and such. Let me know what I did wrong etc. Call it imitation... the greatest form of flattery. Cheers.

JadenKale wrote:I disagree. Most 3rd graders don't include half the detail that are in Edgar's pieces, nor do they show unique wit and humor in what they draw. My mom works with elementary school children day in and day out... I have never seen 3rd grader projects that have this level of design to them.

my moms a 4th grade teacher and there pretty close to this.

theghotiman wrote:Edgar,

Please set up your own shirt shop. Every week you have excellent, wonderfully imaginative, designs that I want to buy. Too often I am left holding my ten bucks for another day. Please help me spend my money on your shirts.

Love,
Tyler

I second this motion. I would buy and wear this in a hearbeat. Edgar don't waste your talent here where week after week your designs are not printed. Setting up your own shop would be a good move.

Nightshooter wrote:my moms a 4th grade teacher and there pretty close to this.

Since your mom is a teacher, you'd think she would have taught you the difference between "there" and "they're."