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Cricket Explained by creampie

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227 days ago

Submitted on:

Jan 09 '08

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29 comments

Final average score:

1.74 out of 5

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everyone should know how cricket works.. maybe this will help!

so so ugly on Jan 09 '08

hahah clever man

splinkz on Jan 09 '08

haha!

i love^3 it!

Emmohdee on Jan 09 '08

Brilliant- everyone i know is confused by cricket.

udolpho on Jan 09 '08

Its gonna sound critical but compared to everything else in the revolution contest this looks way too plain. It might have helped had you drawn each cricket individually rather than cut and paste.

mype4nut on Jan 09 '08

I think the copy-paste crickets are right for this concept (though I normally frown on repeating elements). However, I don't know if the concept is right for a shirt.

farflung on Jan 09 '08

marvelous effort, that

limeyfish on Jan 09 '08

i'm interested!

Bio-bot 9000 on Jan 09 '08

but where is the thorax???

saimajafri on Jan 10 '08

hey where on earth is the batsman?!?!?!?! come on... no cricket without the batsman... i absoloutely love the concept.. is there anyway you could make the crickets look a little less copy-pasted? good job anyway!

felinedev on Jan 10 '08

now i know!:)
thanks!

Wiffler on Jan 10 '08

Can you really score a silly point in cricket? Maybe that's what you get if you don't EXTRA COVER your THIRD MAN when you DEEP FINE SLIP you LONG OFF into a LEG GULLY...

J-Ray on Jan 10 '08

Hahaha.. I like the cricket on the model :D

jpeacockdesign on Jan 10 '08

i would've liked this better if each cricket was hand drawn and maybe wearing cricket uniforms

IKLLMTRLGRLZ on Jan 11 '08

I'd get this for every Desi friend I have.

rhedryn on Jan 11 '08

If the crickets end up in uniforms, bags the 'whites' with the goold old 'baggy green' cap. Perhaps an umpire cricket all by himself on the back?

playdotexe on Jan 11 '08

to Bio-bot 9000 , and why are the feet on the abdominal part and not on the thorax, where are the stigmata, the tympanum, clypeus, vertex, occiput, paraprocti, cerci, protonum... does it matter? :D The designer is probably not a biologist, can we blame him?

playdotexe on Jan 11 '08

by the way, it's a nice concept

iztastic on Jan 11 '08

I'll never understand this game...but thanks for trying to map it out :)

grrrrr21 on Jan 12 '08

i looooove it!

squatterjohn on Jan 12 '08

The cricket is supposed to look cut and paste. It's not a picture of crickets playing cricket, it's an explanatory diagram. You have to watch cricket on tv to appreciate all the visual aids that get displayed throughout the match and it resembles one of those.

Not So Deep Blue on Jan 12 '08

funny, but would be confusing.

MCS4096 on Jan 13 '08

Good lord.. I never gave it much thought, but I am totally confused now. I liked to imagine it really only involved the guy tossing the ball and the guy with the stick... I thought everyone else was just standing around watching :P

ekrass on Jan 13 '08

i've once watched a 4hour long movie about cricket and i still don't get it
so
love the shirt!

whathedickens on Jan 14 '08

Lol, nice try - I'll never understand. :P

Abombito on Jan 15 '08

Cricket is a strange, strange sport. But I like the overall design.

jaz999 on Jan 15 '08

where are the batters???
And I will never 'get' cricket. sorry. ever. no matter what you do. it is a silly game.

robot_blinky on Jan 15 '08

lol... nice idea. I think it would look better (crickets) in an older look like more realistic.

creampie on Jan 16 '08

omg wow! This is my highest score ever! Thanks for the encouraging feedback everyone, I will continue to work hard toward something print-worthy =d

4 days later

Gemraticus1 on Jan 21 '08

OK - Legs and wings are attached to the thorax. Thorax is made up of several sub-segments (no need to give them names). Boundary between thorax and abdomen is hidden by hind leg. Problem solved (for those w/ a problem in the cricket anatomy)! :o)

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