Scoring finished:
271 days ago
Submitted on:
Jan 03 '08
Scored by:
1,922 people
Comments:
24 comments
Final average score:
1.80 out of 5
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A rework of a previous sub.
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Haasbroek on Jan 04 '08 After a long day of working,he liked nothing more than drawing a bath and unwinding a bit.Kenny G provided some nice background music.
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this is like that scene from Titanic, only a lot sexier.
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Check out those tub legs!!!! hubba hubba hubba!
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I`d wear it on the most irritaiting and pointless classes on my studies - art...we are actually forced to such things :(
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5:)
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olie! on Jan 04 '08 I liked your original better, but this is also good.
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nice drawing but wouldn't wear it on a shirt.
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jstumpenhorst on Jan 04 '08 haha! love it.
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WAY smaller placement, and It would work.
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yeh smaller, then mayb
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This is a nice re-working of the idea. I love your style. I'm still waiting for your "No Parking Allowed" sub to print!
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i like it make sure if it does get printed its on blue
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Haasbroek on Jan 04 '08 thank you igo2cairo.
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agree, much much smaller placement, and centered and it work be genius.
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it's nice but the guy drawing a stick figure's portrait was much better. I'm sad to see you didn't just rework that one.
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Nice, but the guys arm's a bit hairy...it looks kind of funny, cause it's the first thing I notice. Other than that, it's pretty cool!
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HAH! i love the play on words. if i wore it on the street though i don't think many people would understand it.
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Wonderfully disturbing. I can actually see people trying to think outside the square...like gee that can't possibly just be a picture-play on words!
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haha thas so cool! very funny!
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HA.
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Love bio - bots comment. This isn't a criticism but do you guys in the States still use that phrase? I thought it died with the 19th Century. Don't you run a bath? Good execution BTW even if I feel if the concept falls short.
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Haasbroek on Jan 10 '08 I don't know about the States. I live in South Africa and the term is still being used. The 19th century never died. It just became violently ill.
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Very Amelia Bedilia. Very nice.
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Update: Oct 07, '08
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Update: Adam White
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Threadspotting every Friday!
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You know they'll love it!
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