Z-Day
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564 days ago
Submitted on:
Nov 10 '10
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57 comments
Average score:
2.68 from 550 votes
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wow this is crazy $
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I like it on T shirt.
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awesome!
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creepy kewl!
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God, i love it!
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ben chen on Nov 10 '10 hahaha cool
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illo is sick!! - in a good way!!
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Anything Goes on Nov 10 '10 Cool!
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dschwen on Nov 10 '10 HAHA, great watercolors!
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$5$5$5!!! Amazing!
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YaaH on Nov 10 '10 ♡
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romantic zombie style!! hahah such a great illustration! great interpretation of the picture!! amazing
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ir0cko on Nov 10 '10 awesome
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TeoZ on Nov 10 '10 haha so cool!
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AHHHHHHH! Great.
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so good
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omg i'd wear this in an instant. i could see hella double takes from people if i wore this in a public place
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Thanks for the support : D
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Ivantobealone on Nov 10 '10 Very accomplished work!
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really great job on this one
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Ste7en on Nov 10 '10 funny, nicely rendered illustration
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what program do you use? You can tell I'm not an artist. Just like the site.
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I painted this on paper, scanned it, and inked it on illustrator first, didn't like it much, so finished the job (inking) on photoshop.
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Honestly, I would love to see a whole line of iconic WW2 posters done with Zombies! This is awesome!
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AWESOME!!!
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awesomeness
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bennyd302 on Nov 11 '10 great concept!
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great illustration!
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zombie themes never get old and to play off the original WW2 photo is clever indeed. Have you seen the new Red Dead Redemption with zombies. Vintage zombie action. I got my own play on a WW2 bomber Drop Beats
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dacat on Nov 12 '10 Great use of watercolor!
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Thanks guys : )
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alexmdc on Nov 13 '10 woah 5$!
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FRICKINAWESOME on Nov 13 '10 Great idea, great play around and goof off on an iconic image. Love the reversal of emotion the main "kiss" you did.
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gruesome! nicely done
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I'd buy as both a shirt and a print. Love it.
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Amazing rendering! Nice and funny take on the original photo!
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awesome!
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ndikol on Nov 15 '10 coool!
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5$ !
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d3d on Nov 15 '10 clever re-take. surprised i haven't seen it done before.
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what a cool idea
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Thanks.
d3d on Nov 15 '10 clever re-take. surprised i haven't seen it done before. Yeah, me too. |
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Wow please make this into a shirt because i will be one of the first to buy it!
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oh please oh please print this.
i gotta have it. zombie love. :) |
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ratkiss on Nov 15 '10 nice illo
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You can really tell who the "Walking dead" fans are on threadless, ha. There needs to be a walking dead shirt here soon.
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HA
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that rules!!! nice work! 5
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electric_method on Nov 16 '10 "There needs to be a walking dead shirt here soon."
Every Night I Have the Same Dream Issue 2 Vol 1 does that do it for ya? ;) great idea dude... cant stand zombies, but I can identify genius - and this is a 5$!!! |
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Yes! Why didn't I think of that design!
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4 days later
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2.68?? you'd think this design would've been a home run here....ya never know at good old threadless
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roadkill3d on Nov 21 '10 haha
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@Skap 1er: Yeah man, I really don't know anymore. I came up with this idea and thought of threadless all the way. I was surprised there wasn't something like this on threadless before and i thought this would have been a home run too.
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print!
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468 days later
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Hmmm I guess it was worthy of a print, just with a new artist. Threadless, please set this right.
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6 days later
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http://www.threadless.com/submission/406146/quot_Z_quot_Day
lol this is so weird how 2 design with same title and same view but execute by different artist can be printed one of them and the sad thing is the first artis with first concept is not be printed but the second artist with similar concept can be print this is tragic for you RedRobotMonkey ... |
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About my design
"V-J Day in Times Square is a photograph by Alfred Eisenstaedt that portrays an American sailor kissing a young woman in a white dress on V-J Day in Times Square on August 14, 1945...Because Eisenstaedt was photographing rapidly changing events during the celebrations he didn't have an opportunity to get the names and details. The photograph does not clearly show the faces of either person involved in this embrace and several people have claimed to be the subjects."
This piece was inspired by such a spontaneous display of the human spirit; in a time of much needed morale. Conveniently, I finished this piece around the time of Remembrance day.