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Re: Maybe this wasn't the best idea...

I loooooove this - I hope I can have it!!!!!

I see what you're going for. Great work on the fish, but the legs are too creepy.

rorslmaverick wrote:so simple, but yet so sexy

simple? yes. sexy? not so much.

jasneko wrote:Soon her eye fell on a little glass box that was lying under the table: she opened it, and found in it a very small cake, on which the words “EAT ME” were beautifully marked in currants.

This is great as usual!!! Love your work!!!! :-)) I would wear this all day.

I've lost a lot of interest in the derby since woot switched over to there new 1st, 2nd, 3rd place system; but seeing this design I just had to login and vote.

Hope you get f1rst!

Re: The Raven

Very nice!

Re: The Raven

Splendid!

uffff if a moby pencil design should win I think it should be this one. Amazing work!

Re: Maybe this wasn't the best idea...

Thank you, Mr. Spens, for reaching outside of your comfort zone to try new techniques. Success!

Re: Maybe this wasn't the best idea...

I really like this but don't you have to "title your design with the book you're referencing" ?

Re: Moby pencil

Awesome talent!

wirdou wrote:uffff if a moby pencil design should win I think it should be this one. Amazing work!

and d*ck was replaced by pencil XD

Re: The Vorpal Blade

much bettah

Re: The Raven

This is excellent Walmazan! It is outside what I normally see you do (which I also think is excellent btw) I always like your style, and I love seeing it take a new direction here with one of my favorite poems as well. Voted, and I might even share on FB to get a vote or two.

pauladeane wrote:I see what you're going for. Great work on the fish, but the legs are too creepy.

Thank you and creepy is good at least in my book;)

tomspc wrote:That may be but Woot has a "No Photo" policy.

Fortunately for me, "photos" were not around during Shakespeare's time so it's not actually a photograph. ;)

Re: Maybe this wasn't the best idea...

tgentry said to make sure the literary reference was obvious.

I'm pretty sure this is readily apparent.

Re: The Raven

The brush strokes are SO RICH, but the oval is so simple...

I know white is not a popular shirt color, but I think it would look awesome in a white shirt without the oval ;)

Re: The Ugly Duckling (21st century version)

My heart just crumbled. Poor thing.

Re: Maybe this wasn't the best idea...

This is amazing.

Re: Around the world in 28 days

Great!

beware1984 wrote:No wonder he's always smiling, he's filled with cash!

If this one isn't a winner I'll be so pissed! I must have this shirt... MUST!

elinox wrote:Fortunately for me, "photos" were not around during Shakespeare's time so it's not actually a photograph. ;)

Hamlet


It's a photo taken from the web

Re: To Grandmother's House We Go (Red Riding Hood)

+1'd just for the beautiful and tasteful use of typography. :D Good luck!

Re: Book of Verses ("Invictus")

Boy, I never knew there were so many fans of this semi-obscure poem.

Re: #pinocchio

Nicely done but I feel it falls within the "No modern pop culture inserted" rule for this derby.

Re: Moby pencil

Amazing work. I feel like this is what the theme was calling for, something with flare and style.

Re: Dare to Dream

Poor Toto went through all the same trials as the others yet received NOTHING! Haha

zwartepaard wrote:+1'd just for the beautiful and tasteful use of typography. :D Good luck!

Thanks! I try.

orabbit wrote:Boy, I never knew there were so many fans of this semi-obscure poem.

Inconceivable, eh?
This design reminds me too much of the religious literature you see lying around transit stations.

Re: The Odyssey

Ha!
Honda Odyssey!
Anyway, the design is cool, but very dark (in color, not thematically) and is getting lost on the brown shirt.

Re: Alice in wonderland

What Orabbit said is still an issue. It looks like the Queen has two pink arms with overlong sleeves raised in defiance.

Re: Poisoned Apple

Dress colors are distinctively Disney-esque.

Re: The Art of War

I thought you were going "short form"
(though I do like this one also)

Re: Kama Sutra

Heh. Heheh. Heheheh.

Re: History is Written by the Victors (3 Little Pigs)

That is one button-eyed wolf right there.

Re: Parting is Such Sweet Sorrow

I would like this better without the word "poison" because the bottle is obvious enough.
Of course, that would mess up the visual balance you have, prompting a bit of a redesign.

Re: The Art of War

I love the changes. The buckets do it.

tomspc wrote:Hamlet


It's a photo taken from the web

You do know that 'photo' is short for 'photograph' and means an image captured by a camera?

Shakespeare was dead long before the camera had been invented. Any image of him is not a photograph. If this image counts for fair use or not is debatable, but really, it is not a photo.

Re: To Grandmother's House We Go (Red Riding Hood)

Hungry like that wolf!

Nice touch with your signature rabbit almost part of the design