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Re: Ode Of O-Sensei

Beautiful face on the old man. GMV

Re: Osakazuki Owl (resub)

Oscillating Owl on an Osakazuki maple tree!

Really wish I'd had time to finish this sooner, but I've been wanting to do a fractal-composed design for a while. The "owl face" of the Lorenz Attractor is the oscillation and Osakazuki is a specific type of japanese maple tree that has the brightest red leaves in the fall.

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Re: Octopus Owies

THIS is about as ADORABLE as ANYthing gets. NICE!

endangeredomega wrote:Please tell me I'm not a pevert, and not alone in thinking this thing totally looks like an uncircumcised PONY. O_o

I agree - obviously this lizard is not Jewish...

Re: Olm Ouroboros

Y'all can see in that image what you want to see there, but I think the proportions are a little elongated for a "pony," regardless of religious affiliation... although WIkipedia does say that the olm's body is "snakelike."

Here's a video of the olm in action that you can watch if you think I've distorted its appearance to be pervy.

Assassin15 wrote:It would seem that "soap opera" starts with an s. But perhaps I'm missing something?

If this was a straight parody of the "soap opera" genre, I'd agree with you, but this is obviously a play on words, and the soap is performing in the "opera" genre of entertainment. I think it's opera-related enough that it's fine.

Re: Octopus Orchestra

i love it!

Re: Blood Orange Juicing

This one made me laugh.....I really like it!!!

Re: Oceans Wildlife

Nice design......excellent idea

Re: Osakazuki Owl (resub)

You are a very talented young woman!

What the hell is this?

Re: Orintholestes

wow!

the text is only to suggest the word & is only an ENGLISH translation of the word Om.

porridge wrote:This time marks my first actual vote for a Ramyb design in my time at shirt.woot (a bit over a year). It's nice to see you submitting designs that aren't just cute animals, for once. I'll actually probably buy one if this wins.

Agree, it's been quite a while since I voted for one of your designs. It's refreshing to see something other than cute animals. You have a nice eye for glowy color.

Re: Orintholestes

What you have created here is nice but will not be able to print correctly on a shirt. The halftones you used are overlapping and cannot be. It is not a CMYK printing process that traditional paper prints use. The design gets printed with specific Pantone spot colors that you specify. Look up spot color separations for what I mean.
If you try the separations again you can probably eliminate a green in the dinosaur by using the shirt color since it is a green color as well. Usually this works best with the shadows in the design. By incorporating the shirt color you can gain a color.

Re: Outhouse Line

blanked wrote:Cool, you csan post close ups in this thread so people can see them. I don't know if it helps vote count, but people like to see them.

Thanks,I didn't know you could!

Re: O's, Ocean

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Re: Ocho O's

Heeey...that's what I was gonna name my new breakfast cereal. jkjk.

Nice concept, there are a lot of octopuses but this is a good use of one

Re: Omm.....

Words in other languages are still considered text. The OM symbol is written in Hindi and is derived from Sanskrit text. Another entry got rejected for using mathematical symbols so the text rule isn't limited to the English alphabet.
It's still outside the printable area. W00t can't print on the shoulders, only within the rectangle on their template.
Hope that helps a bit.

*edited because I kept forgetting what language your OM was in*

Re: Osakazuki Owl (resub)

This is nice, especially those abstract lines on the owl.

Re: Omm.....

I really feel things like this should get the artist banned, at least temporarily. You submitted this exact same design yesterday, and woot was very clear on why they rejected it: text, not a shirt color they offer, and outside the printable area. You didn't address a single one of those issues and just resubmitted it with NO changes.

Re: The Orchid Onryō

I love the design, and the white shirt works well for it, too. I only wish the colour ink you used weren't brown.

Pink...purple...green...any of those would work better thematically and practically and iMO, aesthetically too. Maybe consider a resub? I vote for purple since it's so sadly underused in woot shirts.

Re: Trompe l'oeil

Beautiful design! (Alas, I abhor cream shirts, but please keep submitting, I love your style.)

Re: The O-riginal!

KaylaJ wrote:I still don't see how they are represented differently

Really? Walz's shirt is a tomato tattling on the onion bully while ramy's shirt has the vegetables running away from the onion in horror and disgust.

Bully v. bad BO. Completely different concepts, using the same vegetables.

Although, I guess you could look at the onion's upraised hand as a fist, rather than a wave--I just don't think that's the case, going by the expression.

Kind of reminds me of a veggie version of Pumba, from The Lion King, really. Hakuna matata, everyone.

meatpopsicle333 wrote:I get that you are showing that a sheep in other languages does start with an O but we are speaking English for this one otherwise I am sure those other animals wouldn't be up there. Also sheep have been sacrificed for thousands of years for some reason so that's why it seems fitting to me, but good point!

From the Derby Theme:
"Things that start with the letter O in languages other than English are allowed. Be prepared to prove it's a real word and actually spoken by real people."

cwendauthi wrote:

Bully v. bad BO. Completely different concepts, using the same vegetables.

In W's original on Threadless, the onion is asking "what?" clearly unaware of its status as a "bully," as indicated by the title "Accidental Bully." So in both shirts, you have an onion with no malice intended causing other vegetables to cry.

Both shirts are the same shade of green. Both shirts feature a tomato and a piece of broccoli (both popular vegetables--yes, a tomato is both a fruit and a vegetable, I'm not going to get started there--but by no means the only popular, art-worthy vegetables out there)similarly placed on the shirt.

Even if Ramyb didn't intend to create a shirt so close to the original, the classy thing to do would have been to say, "Yeah, this is a little too close for comfort. I'll make appropriate changes and resub or do something totally different." He didn't behave that way.

I'm not a blind follower of W or any other artist. . . I didn't vote for all of his submissions this week. But I think if you showed the two shirts to a handful of people on the street, who had never heard of either designer, they'd agree they were very much alike.

I can't believe I'm arguing over the intentions of an onion.

blk909 wrote:You are a very talented young woman!

ochopika wrote:This is nice, especially those abstract lines on the owl.

Thank you!

And as always, I would love feedback. Can't ever stop looking to improve!

jlegos wrote:*snip* Not to mention walmazan's threadless submission is extremely hard to find without a link.
*snip*

You don't say!

Emphasis on the 'without a link'...Good thing that was posted a few days before the derby theme was announced, eh?

Re: Orintholestes

This is beautiful but pharmacide is right - it will get rejectionated. It's too bad - I like that soft, airbrushed look, but Woot can't print it.

Re: Ode Of O-Sensei

Dammit, this better print. It's every kind of awesome. And if it doesn't I expect to hear from you that you're subbing elsewhere.

Re: Outer Space Orbit

This shirt rocks!!

Re: Ox Eye Daisy

Reminds me of James. One of the few black tee designs I'd buy.

This is just simply - beautiful. I own "harmony," which like this, is simple, yet says so much. Great work - GMV.

Re: Oh Boy!

Weird, cool, and fun!

Re: Odor Patrol

Hope you enjoy the design, check out my other designs!

Lish64 wrote:I really wanted to do an Octopus but there was already an over abundance so I opted for an Orchid. Hope you enjoy!

Love this design and colors used.

Re: The Orchid Onryō

Its so pretty! This one better print...

Re: Octagon Pie = Octopi?

But, the plural of octopus is octopuses. It's a Greek word, not Latin.

Re: Op Art

When I realized O is also for Op Art, I had to throw one more entry in the ring.