Re: Kookaburra In The Old Gum Tree
Inspired by the grade school song many know from growing up.
here's a link to a large jpeg of the design if you want to see the halftones and detail.
Thanks in advance and feel free to share online with friends and family. 
Re: Kookaburra In The Old Gum Tree
laugh! kookaburra, laugh!
now that song will be stuck in my head all day, and I'm okay with that.
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jboshaw wrote:laugh! kookaburra, laugh!
now that song will be stuck in my head all day, and I'm okay with that.
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One of my favorite songs from elementary school!
Re: Kookaburra In The Old Gum Tree
GMV because the song is awesome.
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GMV, but would love to see one with a darker colour scheme? I'm just not sure how well the faded tones would show up + allow the design to be clearly visible from any kind of distance.
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Wow!! I was going to do this exact same thing! I even sketched it out and everything. Only difference is that mine had gumballs growing on the tree. I didn't like mine and you executed the idea much better
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Love it and love the colors on this one!
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Love his devious expression and as usual, your color scheme - very wearable!
Re: Kookaburra In The Old Gum Tree
Might be considered a little too similar to this:
http://www.threadless.com/product/1489/The_Northern_Black_capped_Gumchewer/tab,guys/style,shirt
streetwalkincheetah wrote:Might be considered a little too similar to this:
http://www.threadless.com/product/1489/The_Northern_Black_capped_Gumchewer/tab,guys/style,shirt
similar in that there's a bird blowing a bubble, but apart from that not so much. Thanks for sharing though.
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Very nice art +1
I like this but it needs to contrast more. I can't hardly see it.
You know your shirt is like completely friggin' invisible right
From more than a few feet away people will just think you're wearing a flesh-colored shirt
After a few washings people will think that even if they're pressed right up against you
Cormano wrote:You know your shirt is like completely friggin' invisible right
From more than a few feet away people will just think you're wearing a flesh-colored shirt
After a few washings people will think that even if they're pressed right up against you
I wouldn't say invisible but its supposed to be subtle and was the intention with the soft colors for a wearable design.
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why does shirt.what say this design has been removed? I find that a bit counter productive if someone was wanting to vote for my or others designs via that site. I know their not affilliated with woot but it has been a source for many artists and voters here at woot. So anybody know what the deal may be?
midgerock wrote:why does shirt.what say this design has been removed? I find that a bit counter productive if someone was wanting to vote for my or others designs via that site. I know their not affilliated with woot but it has been a source for many artists and voters here at woot. So anybody know what the deal may be?
well I guess that was corrected by them. I wonder how long that was like that?
streetwalkincheetah wrote:Might be considered a little too similar to this:
http://www.threadless.com/product/1489/The_Northern_Black_capped_Gumchewer/tab,guys/style,shirt
No one has a copyright on the concept of gum-chewing birds. At least this one resembles a kookaburra, and not a chickadee.
I like - soft and subtle.
