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cbuchholz on Jan 17 '07 very very cool! I love the story as well. 5$
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ryeofcali on Jan 17 '07 great design and use of color! one small tiny little thing, the hound's hind feet are in front of one tree trunk, while its tail is behind the same trunk. and his body disappears at his hip area between 2 trees. $4
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A beautiful illustration. My favorite of your submissions so far! This reminds me a bit of Bev Doolitle's work... but better
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I wish I could draw. Very good.
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looks great! would do a beautiful shirt, Ive noticed that in some points the animals seam to be cut, though
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Yeah, I really like the idea and the drawing is nice, but I don't understand why your animals are missing parts and their limbs don't always lie on the same side of certain trees. I assume that was intentional.
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excellent!!!
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i like it but the movement is funny. They both look like they are daintily bouncing along. Needs to look more like a chase.
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its a style of optical illusion, theyre made too look like that
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I like like this. :D 5 and buy.
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ryeofcali is right. esp the missing hip is just glaring and odd for no reason.
Otherwise, strong and impressive. This will look good on torsos! |
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the middle of the hare seems to be missing, too
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jublin on Jan 17 '07 how lovely. the hound's head looks a little weird, but nothing that can't be touched up in post.
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jublin on Jan 17 '07 i think the whole dissapearing/in front/behind the trees thing is done on purpose. I think it works well too.
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very nice! $5
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i LOVE it! $5 i'm not sure about the white tho... ive never been a fan of white tees but i really don't see what other color would work :/
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this reminds me of the album cover for the grand illusion by styx.
i like it. |
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Are the disappearing portions are a Magritte reference?
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Nice details. But it needs some thicker lines somewhere or perhaps a fill to give it a bit more contrast
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renfrue on Jan 18 '07 beautiful birch trees
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Great design. I dont think I would wear it but I give it a 4.
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jwalsh on Jan 18 '07 great illustration. i love when designs are based on childhood story things.... 5
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jimmytan on Jan 18 '07 very awesome tee! limited! 5!
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I was gonna vote 1 until I read your opening comment....4
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Coincidentally, that's also what you learn in a knife fight.
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it's a great design but, as is, i don't think it would look as good as a shirt. there isn't enough contrast and too much fine detail to notice unless you were close up. at a distance, this design wouldn't be justified.
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d3d on Jan 19 '07 cool style. i like it a lot.
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Bisparulz on Jan 19 '07 nice one 5$
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as an owner of a hound, I thought I should tell ya, hounds have floppy ears
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that looks like a doberman
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my girlfriend says "if it were just the trees it'd look super cool"
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I agree that both animals look too calm, as if they were just bounding along happily in the woods. At the very least, the rabbit shouldn't have the tiny smirk that he does. Not that any of this would keep me from buying it... :D 5$
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Lovely!
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Yeah, I really want to wear this on my shirt............
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i like it!
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yeah i agree that it looks like what magritte did in the blank check but not intentionally/well done. i agree as well that they look placid, especially if the hare is 'running for his life'. and that the hound has incorrect ears. i really wanted to like this submission. perhaps it can be resubmitted with fixes? i really wanted to give it a $5, but i can't with all these things considered.
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I really like the Aesops reference, but Im not a giant fan of the shirt. maybe if you weaved the trees a little more to make it more of an optical illusion, (if thats what youre trying to do) instead of just cutting them each once...
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I love Aesop, as do I love the shirt! 5$ a denfinte buy for me.
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Hungry as he was did the hound atleast eat a goat?:)
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© 2009, a skinnyCorp LLC company. All designs copyright by owner.
Aesop’s fable the HOUND AND THE HARE
A hound startled a Hare from his lair, but after a long run, gave up the chase. A goat-herd seeing him stop, mocked him, saying "The little one is the best runner of the two." The Hound replied, "You do not see the difference between us: I was only running for a dinner, but he for his life."