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Oh wow. That's hot.
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Interesting!
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I like the idea of this. I don't think you need all the other small clouds. It might be nice to focus on the one cloud & have it slightly larger so you could see all the inner workings more clearly.
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resolution?
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I agree with mlnewco. with so many smaller clouds you sort of lose the focus on the action. hot stuff though, I'd wear it
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needs to be bigger, yes. love it though 5$
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I disagree with losing the smaller clouds. They add a nice feel to it, although i can see what you're getting at. This is awesome. 5
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I say keep the smaller clouds but make the cross section cloud much bigger, cuz otherwise you can't really see the little people inside it. Awesome anyway though.
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I like the idea just not the colors
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dang. i did something similar to this a long time ago.
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that's pretty cool. 4
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I think it is a great design. I'd keep all the clouds and make the feature larger as the cloudworkers are so cool!
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Those gears could not possibly turn. They would just bind up...
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Nice idea, but I would like to see it done larger, more detailed, and with fewer - and possibly slightly more vibrant - colors.
Great start, though. |
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Great design. The main cloud needs to be bigger, you could lose a couple of the smaller clouds.
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You can't really see the little people and that's what makes it funny so they need to be a bit bigger.
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love the dude in the cog and the guy making the thunder! haha
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beesknees - I've noticed that putting a link in your initial submission comment doesn't work. (The same thing happened to me.) So your link to the original illustration has been replaced by a link right back to this page.
I'd still like to see the link to the original illustration, if you'd post it in a new comment... |
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Thanks for all the comments and critiques! I can definitely agree that it should be bigger. I went back and forth on including the smaller clouds, but in the end, I had to choose something.
Vixyish: Thanks for the info. I hadn't even checked the link. Here it is in a copy-and-paste-able form: http://cateanevski.typepad.com/cateanevski/2007/04/crosssection_of.html |
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i love it!
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Oooh sneaky
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$5!
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yayy. i loved this on craftster, and i love it here too! i gave it a 5$. hopefully i'll be able to wear it and let people in on the secret of how nature REALLY works.
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you learn something new everday! i dig it!
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I disagree with losing the clouds, you don't just see one cloud in the sky all the time and one on it's own might confuse the message.. I love it as is ^^
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Nice.
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The design's cool, and good job with the display.
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I would put it on a bluer backgroud and move those little clouds to the shoulders...they're cute just too cluttery below the big picture. Still, I'm giving it a 4 ^_^
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amaliaslash
Your design was very different - you could not really tell yours was a cloud. Cogs/wheels/ Mecano have been, are and will be used for all sorts of designs- you can't proclaim you have created a precedent in their use! |
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brighter colors
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as a science lover, cross sections make me happy, but color even more so. Please spice up your great idea with some super colors.
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Where's the silver lining? :]
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i like it :) 5$
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I really like this too. Agree with others about the main cloud too small and too many other cliouds. The design on your site has a better layout. I think the lightening ball needs a delivery device for the lightening. Top marks 5.
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i guess i was always gonna like this but is this not gonna be too small on the t?
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really like it.
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© 2009, a skinnyCorp LLC company. All designs copyright by owner.
Here are the inner workings of a cloud, laid out for all to see. In case you didn't know, there's a large resevoir of water for all the drops, a bunch of gears powered by a tiny running man, timpany drums hooked up to speakers for the thunder, and a Tesla coil in the middle for the lightning.
See the original illustration here.