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Re: El Zorro

Why is he a fox?

Re: The Three Amigos

Adorable, and the colors look amazing on the kelly green - bold awesome choices!:D Love it!!

jasneko wrote:And now I really really want to eat some, asap!

Is the enchilada sad?

Re: [url=http://shirt.woot.com/Derby/Entry.aspx?id=53976]They call me

BOT=Bandolier of Tacos

Good for a chuckle, and for my vote.

Re: Arroz con Pollo in Death to the Undead

haha cool stuff!

Re: The Three Amigos

Too many derbies made just for you

Really really like your use of the shirt on this one!

El Zorro is a U.S. character that defends the poor in old time Los Angeles.... Not Mexican

Re: El Zorro

Love it!

Re: What do you mean Roswell's in NEW Mexico?

cool sugar skull

Pretty Clever

Re: Tortilla Origami

On the one hand, it's really funny, but on the other hand, a part of me think's that without the funny title it could just look like a taco instruction kit.

However, as it also would make for a good reference while cooking, this has my vote.

Re: What do you mean Roswell's in NEW Mexico?

really nicely done

JRWorkshop wrote:El Zorro is a U.S. character that defends the poor in old time Los Angeles.... Not Mexican

That's a good point. I thought about a Zorro tee and then smacked my forehead when I found out the stories are set in Spanish colonial California. Maybe there's a Mexican connection I'm not aware of?

Well anyway, the linework and coloring is really sharp here, Ramy.

Re: Barely Legal

GMV but surely will be rejected.

JRWorkshop wrote:El Zorro is a U.S. character that defends the poor in old time Los Angeles.... Not Mexican

But its a Spanish name.... and that sir, is not American. You need to work on your racial profiling. :P

Re: Harvest Season

Wow! Nice colors/coloring.

Re: The Three Amigos

Hehe. Of course I voted for this. Film reference, food, and Walmazan?

Oh yeah, I voted.

Re: A Complex Cultural Ritual

Haha. I love it!

Re: El Zorro

Zorro was a video game... Maybe not a very good one.

http://gameboy.ign.com/articles/163/163344p1.html

Sorry to all those who wanted this shirt, but rules is rules.

Re: Barely Legal

What they're putting up a sign warning about alien crossing! obviously talking about legal aliens!
;)
GMV anyway!

Spiritgreen wrote:That's a good point. I thought about a Zorro tee and then smacked my forehead when I found out the stories are set in Spanish colonial California. Maybe there's a Mexican connection I'm not aware of?

Well anyway, the linework and coloring is really sharp here, Ramy.

No, there's not. It's just a fox with a cape.

skirochester wrote:LOVE IT! but definitely risking it with the text. good luck man

What text? You mean the buildings in the background?
Haha;)

Spiritgreen wrote:That's a good point. I thought about a Zorro tee and then smacked my forehead when I found out the stories are set in Spanish colonial California. Maybe there's a Mexican connection I'm not aware of?

Well anyway, the linework and coloring is really sharp here, Ramy.

The setting is California, but from a time much different from now- not when it was part of the US. Zorro fought against the Spanish on behalf of Mexico in the area. He has also been called the Mexican Robin Hood.

Nightshooter wrote:cuz he get made fun of for using penguins...

Actually, it's because zorro means fox.

Re: [url=http://shirt.woot.com/Derby/Entry.aspx?id=53976]They call me

I have never even thought a about this pun before, and I own ten chewbacca shirts. Make it 11.

We have all heard of Montezuma's Revenge but this classic mexican figure is finding out about modern day mexican food.... the hard way. Hope you enjoy the design. Please Vote.

Re: Arroz con Pollo in Death to the Undead

I don't know what those zombies were thinking

Re: T-Bell's Revenge

I think that the symbols may be to close to copyright, and the presence of the TP might be too close to toilet humor for woot.

Spiritgreen wrote:That's a good point. I thought about a Zorro tee and then smacked my forehead when I found out the stories are set in Spanish colonial California. Maybe there's a Mexican connection I'm not aware of?

Well anyway, the linework and coloring is really sharp here, Ramy.

Alta California (where the pueblo Los Angeles was located) was a part of Mexico at the time the character Zorro would have lived. The more important issue is that the character was created by an American.

jackmando7 wrote:Why is he a fox?

zorro = Spanish for "fox"

Re: roosterfight

Awesome! I'm glad mine's not the only cockfighting shirt!

amarillo wrote:What text? You mean the buildings in the background?
Haha;)

ahhh. yes... nevermind btw, how is this not in the fog yet?

Re: Masters of the Ring

Here is a slightly larger pic of the image.

Re: Hot Tamale

Amazing coloring depth of the "fire".

Re: visit mexico

Pretty good, though I don't know if anyone would get this outside the context of the derby.

Re: El Zorro

Ramyb I apologize. When I first joined woot your four shirts on the reckoning were "imposter" "cooler than you" "i'm not contagious" and some other unamusing cutesy animal tripe. I ranted I insulted and mocked all of your designs. I guess you must have been having a bad streak at the time or something because since then you have put out much better shirts such as the planet one, the cat in the hat, and now this. You are not a bad artist with no talent. You just seem to make a lot of really bad shirts. I will try to be more receptive of your designs. Just stay the @$!@ away from those goshdarn penguins.

Re: Arroz con Pollo in Death to the Undead

Still as impressive as ever. Though, I will say...I'd think the zombie would just nimble that one guy's arm.

Re: Harvest Season

Hey, it's been a while MichaelEvans. (I'll always think of you as the legendary DeadFrog.)

That's some awesome detailing!

Re: Tortilla Origami

Patrick please stop making me spend my money.

Re: The Next Contender

A little man taking on a chicken.

Re: Long Live the Dead

Congrats on making your first entry! I love Oaxacan wood carving designs, and this is a nice image. ^__^