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Zalo
Zalo aka Spencer is a 26.4 year old boy, has been a member since September 11, 2005, has scored 8282 submissions, giving an average score of 1.39.
  Jul 23 '07 by Zalo        6 Comments        Watch this      Share:  Share on facebook    Share on delicious    Share on digg    Share on MySpace    Tweet this    Stumble this    Share this on Kaboodle   
Awkward
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I just find something about the posturing of the scuba man (perhaps Scuba Steve) and the smaller fish (whatever it's supposed to be) incredibly awkward.

Even on www.oddica.com they have a scuba shirt that although the posturing I still debate on realisim ground, is much more dynamic and enjoyable.

chelly
chelly on Jul 23 '07 at 12:39pm
yeh, the angle is off by a smidgeon, but i think the design is still strong

could be that the artist did it for a reason
redclarissa
redclarissa on Jul 23 '07 at 1:08pm
Mmmm...artistic license? Absolute realism isn't everything.
I think it's charming.
FRICKINAWESOME
   FRICKINAWESOME on Jul 23 '07 at 6:08pm
I've seen this concept done amillion times (even on Threadless with Fatheed's rhino one and so many others), but the style and way this shirt flows is just unbelivable. i'm thinking of picking one up the more i look at it.
herky
   herky on Jul 23 '07 at 10:32pm
imho the positioning of the small fish is spot-on because it gradually leads your eyes outward towards the action or impending doom of the diver (whose vertical position adds interest to the composition). congrats!
2 days later
spelled_out
spelled_out on Jul 26 '07 at 12:44pm
i think that the positioning of the diver works well because it works as a fin in the big picture fish. i really like this shirt because it is different from the rhino in that it is two pictures in one
32 days later
adarnell
adarnell on Aug 28 '07 at 12:35pm
As a Diver I will enlighten thee. If under perfect buoyancy conditions, (not hard for a diver with a little bit of experience to achieve) the diver can easily take and hold any posture imaginable. Perfect buoyancy is comparable to an anti-gravity environment (hence why astronauts train underwater before going into outer space). - Even if this is not understood, its still a cool shirt, so chill out and check your facts before getting your panties in a twist.
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Finishing up my psych/bio degree at university. Why isn't it in something artistic? I dunno.

What I do know is that everything in my life I've been changing around, mixing up, trying something new. I hope to go out to B.C. after finishing up my degree (but now that's been delayed thanks to suckology) but trying something new is the most important. Went vegetarian little over a year ago too. Y? y not!?!

Creativity comes in spurts. grab hold.

More recent picture of me? OK here you go! Batman all the way! Wheeeeeeeee!!! (yes i scrounged for it, that's why it's in bad shape)