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Re: Alice in Wonderland - Cake

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

Aww thanks so much stickililli!

Re: Adventures of Huckleberry Finn

Marginal.
I guarantee someone will be offended by this.

j5 wrote:Ha!
Honda Odyssey!
Anyway, the design is cool, but very dark (in color, not thematically) and is getting lost on the brown shirt.

lol thanks! Yeah, it's weird actually... in Photoshop my colors are much lighter. I need like a serious 101 tutorial on creating and submitting stuff.

The birds are a direct copy of this, position, direction and everything. As is most of the whale. You literally just took the image, erased a little bit and made the mouth and belly different, then added your piece.




You could at least try. What a miserable thief.

Re: Frankenstein

That Frankencookie sure has some chips to be playing God. Especially that big one right there... He might should have that looked at.

Or he could be "dropping choc"
either way, disconcerting

(also, +1 for the monster alone)

Re: Frankenstein

Deliciously awesome!

Re: Alice in Wonderland - White Rabbit

It's true!

I just couldn't resist.

tjschaeffer wrote:Heh. Heheh. Heheheh.

Re: Alice in Wonderland - Cake

This is right up there with "fresh cake" in cheeky splendor.

Re: The Ugly Duckling (21st century version)

i had a good laugh when i saw the "arm augmentation" poster in the background. good one

Re: The Odyssey

Reminds me of The Mermaid Song by Great Big Sea.

Re: office chair Baggins (Lord of the Rings)

Is this your work also?

Re: Moby pencil

Fantastic and moody! Plus, I love the bubbles!

Re: The Odyssey

danieltiramisu wrote:

What does it look like on slate?

Re: Les Miserables Unabridged

What a tome! Very nice. Victor Hugo sure wanted to make sure the reader knew everything about everything!

Mavyn wrote:tgentry said to make sure the literary reference was obvious.

I'm pretty sure this is readily apparent.

Ahh! Just found his comment in the pre-derby thread. Good to know that rule isn't really a rule then.

Re: office chair Baggins (Lord of the Rings)

Rules, people, rules:

"No modern pop culture inserted (so trash that 'Link as Don Quixote' idea)."

Besides, LOTR is post-1920's

j5 wrote:
Is this your work also?

Yessir. I also made a version titled Jersey Shire where I blew his hair out, that was a little much for this competition though. Thanks for being vigilant though

danieltiramisu wrote:lol thanks! Yeah, it's weird actually... in Photoshop my colors are much lighter. I need like a serious 101 tutorial on creating and submitting stuff.

Could be a CMYK/RGB issue? Make sure you create your art in RGB colorspace.

paaiyan wrote:The birds are a direct copy of this, position, direction and everything. As is most of the whale. You literally just took the image, erased a little bit and made the mouth and belly different, then added your piece.




You could at least try. What a miserable thief.

Wow. So sad that people feel the need to steal like that...

EDIT: I see what you did there, with that twitter thing and #pinnochio. But the birds and whale still look like a direct trace.

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

This is such a charming illustration. Amazing job!!

dannmatthews wrote:Yessir. I also made a version titled Jersey Shire where I blew his hair out, that was a little much for this competition though. Thanks for being vigilant though

Yeah, saw "papaprime" on Threadless and didn't catch your website until after I posted.

Mavyn wrote: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.

Let me rephrase, it's a photo of someone else's artwork on the web. It was saved on said website as a GIF image, short for Graphics Interchange Format. Either way it is not the original artwork of elinox. geez louise.

orabbit wrote:Could be a CMYK/RGB issue? Make sure you create your art in RGB colorspace.

I use RGB, but I havn't been double checking with the PANTONE Solid Coated colors... But I think it's the way I export my jpeg

j5 wrote:What does it look like on slate?

hm. I donno. I actually dont even know what slate is. lol

danieltiramisu wrote:hm. I donno. I actually dont even know what slate is. lol

Check the Woot template for the codes.

Re: Writing Songs of Innocence & Experience

Love it!

paaiyan wrote:The birds are a direct copy of this, position, direction and everything. As is most of the whale. You literally just took the image, erased a little bit and made the mouth and belly different, then added your piece.




You could at least try. What a miserable thief.

I knew this look familiar! Fail whale in more ways than one.

j5 wrote: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.

I had actually thought about taking out "poison" but you're right, the layout and balance is all messed up without it. I'll play around with it and see if I can come up with an alternate idea. Thanks for the feedback, J5!

j5 wrote:Check the Woot template for the codes.

oh right! duh. um, Slate's not that great... but asphalt looks pretty decent, a little lighter. Do you guys think a resubmittion would be better?

Re: Hamlet

Nevermore wannabe

Re: The Vorpal Blade

My tribute to the Jabberwocky! Tried to conjure the David vs Goliath theme of the poem by pulling Donatello's David pose. Hope it makes you beamish!

thewronggrape wrote:I knew this look familiar! Fail whale in more ways than one.

I think it's meant to be a parody.

Re: Dare to Dream

A sad thought based on the Wonderful Wizard of Oz- Always felt bad for little Toto...

omarfeliciano wrote:Rules, people, rules:

"No modern pop culture inserted (so trash that 'Link as Don Quixote' idea)."

Besides, LOTR is post-1920's

Gah! Never even thought to remember the year. Ah well.

Re: Moby pencil

very nice design and execution

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

very nice

orabbit wrote:I think it's meant to be a parody.

Oh duh I just noticed the hashtag usage! :-X

Super duper pop culture.

orabbit wrote:I think it's meant to be a parody.

Yeah, you seem to be correct.

/outrageousoutrage

Re: Beowulf

Funny style!