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Re: aMAZEing Donut

I was going to finish the maze, but then I ate it.

Lightbulb! (quote from Despicable Me that I can't seem to stop saying)

I love how it seems to glow!

wootvan wrote:Hey, like, wouldn't he stop for a bong hit on the way?

That's why he needs your help. ;)

Re: Help Office Worker Find Stapler

That sucks. You did such a great job of capturing that guy with your style. It pretty darn dead-on and looks great!

And I agree with styles' comment above.

wootvan wrote:Hey, like, wouldn't he stop for a bong hit on the way?

He probably already hit the bong and is pondering the cosmic awesomeness that is the maze of life. Then he'd get side tracked by the vegan burger joint behind him and realize that he's just really hungry.

Re: [url=http://shirt.woot.com/Derby/Entry.aspx?id=48756]Pac

This game used to make me so hungry.

Re: a valiant effort

haha love it!

Good Idea, but yeah... you need a start and finish point. Also, it would be better to call it MAIZE (which is Indian for Corn!) ^_^

lovelydream wrote:I REALLY love this BEAUTIFUL design . . . but I haven't quite figured out how to vote. . . . how do I vote for it??

you cannot vote until you purchase one item from woot.com, shirt.woot.com, et cetera. after you have done that, then you can vote as many times as you'd like.

BootsBoots wrote:That's why he needs your help. ;)

I sincerely apologize...no bread man, so no weed...gotta see "the man" about a gig.

midgerock wrote:here's the issue, there's a vast difference between celebrity likeness and character likeness.
this is a picture of Stephen Root who played Milton

here's a picture of Stephen Root as the character Milton


Character likeness I agree but celebrity likeness?

You are arguing that you would have drawn Milton the same way if he'd been played by Jim Carey?

The way the character looked is based on the celebrity who played him. The poker design is a parody, hence governed by different rules.

midgerock wrote:here's the issue, there's a vast difference between celebrity likeness and character likeness.
this is a picture of Stephen Root who played Milton

here's a picture of Stephen Root as the character Milton


Character likeness I agree but celebrity likeness?

If you were an actress and played Juliet on stage and your mom took a picture of you onstage in costume, it's still a picture of you. Even if you don't normally look like that.

You are wrong. you got away with it with that Jon Goodman shirt. I'm very glad that you did not get away with it again. Please draw your own characters.

sTyLeS wrote:Thanks for the title suggestion, Spiritgreen.

No problem sTyLeS! It's a nice design too. ^_^

Re: Pipe Dream

Oooo, a double whammy... pipes and pipes for a pipe dream

Love the gentle style here and I really like the overall composition. Good stuff!

Re: mouse trap

Cute. I really like how it's kind of (purposefully) messy and wonky. Nice style for you!

Re: Backseat Maze Masters

I love it and would love it more on a more complemintary color shirt.

Re: As Fast As Lightning

It doesn't even have to be a lighting bolt tail like Pikachu's. Just kink a regular mouse's tail into a zig-zag and the joke/parody will still work.

Resub!

Johndis5 wrote:If you were an actress and played Juliet on stage and your mom took a picture of you onstage in costume, it's still a picture of you. Even if you don't normally look like that.

You are wrong. you got away with it with that Jon Goodman shirt. I'm very glad that you did not get away with it again. Please draw your own characters.

Hey Cha-chi, the Goodman shirt your referring to is Megsk not mine. Plus there's a vast difference between a photograph and a cartoon of a cartooned character played by an actor.

Also, I do draw all my own characters. So I don't appreciate the comment that I do otherwise. This is my cartoon design of Milton character.

Re: They Really Need to Fire That City Planner

sweet simplicity! clever idea +1gmv!

Re: mouse trap

There's some nice attention to detail here; the corrugated cardboard, and the essential smell of cheese to coax the mouse through the maze. That's one crafty cat. ^_^

Re: Lost In Silicon Valley

Great choice of shirt color!

Re: Like a Fat Kid Love Cake

Great character.

jboshaw wrote:you cannot vote until you purchase one item from woot.com, shirt.woot.com, et cetera. after you have done that, then you can vote as many times as you'd like.

thank you . . . . :/ the shirts I have are what my boyfriend bought on his account . .

Johndis5 wrote:If you were an actress and played Juliet on stage and your mom took a picture of you onstage in costume, it's still a picture of you. Even if you don't normally look like that.

You are wrong. you got away with it with that Jon Goodman shirt. I'm very glad that you did not get away with it again. Please draw your own characters.

the Jon Goodman was Meg and not Midge I believe. The arachnophobia one, correct?

Re: Help Office Worker Find Stapler

Damn! I'm in love with this shirt. I want it! I want it! I want it!

Re: Dear Heart

The way to his heart is thru his horns.

Re: Backseat Maze Masters

Your layout and color choices are spot-on here, chumpmagic. It's a really confident design, and fun to look at!

(I can't imagine there'd be any issue with the theme, it's clearly a maze puzzle book.)

midgerock wrote:Hey Cha-chi, the goodman shirt your referring to is Megsk not mine. Plus there's a vast difference between a photograph and a cartoon of a cartooned character played by an actor.

My mistake. There is a difference, but the fact remains that the character would not have looked like that unless the actor did. I think Mavyn's Jim Carey point is entirely spot on.

Re: Help the Hippie Find a Job

Hahaha! Hippies! Although in my experience the hippie has a trust fund, so maybe he could help me find a job.

Jewel! This is stunningly beautiful!

BootsBoots wrote:Cute. I really like how it's kind of (purposefully) messy and wonky. Nice style for you!

thx Boots... something different for me, but thought it sooted the illustration.

BootsBoots wrote:This is great. I love the wall in the back and the pattern on the chair. Both nice touches.

I'm glad to hear you say that about the wall. I struggled whether or not to include it.

Re: Path to the Princess

The triforce-type symbol isn't copyrighted (see here). It's an old, traditional Japanese emblem used on a particular family shrine for instance. I'm sure it's had many other uses too.

It -is- most recognisable as a Zelda symbol, and maybe in the absence of parody Woot would be reluctant to print this, but the symbol itself shouldn't be a problem, Mr Rejectionator.

Re: Just a Maze zing

I'm having a hard time making out the maze, but the path stands out. Could you put it on a lighter back ground or another shirt color and resubmit?

Re: [url=http://shirt.woot.com/Derby/Entry.aspx?id=48756]Pac

Im usually not one for video game shirts, but this is very, very clever! Well done! And meeeeces!!! +1!

Re: Goldie's Redemption

How could you not call it The Fishtank Redemption? Aw shoot! ^__^

Great design. +1'd

wootvan wrote:It appears to be a humans only bathroom...maybe add horns on one of the silhouettes?

It used to be. It was the porta potty used by Daedalus & Icarus when they were building the Labyrinth. They just left it there.

bassanimation wrote:Im usually not one for video game shirts, but this is very, very clever! Well done! And meeeeces!!! +1!

Thanks! That means a lot coming from you!

Spiritgreen wrote:There's some nice attention to detail here; the corrugated cardboard, and the essential smell of cheese to coax the mouse through the maze. That's one crafty cat. ^_^

Thx Spirit!

uniique wrote:sweet simplicity! clever idea +1gmv!

Thanks! One more gargleblaster I'm in the hotness menu for my first time! And 1 space away from the fog. I just want to touch the fog of war just once! *Fingers Crossed* This is a huge thrill for me.