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The theme this week is Greek. I was at Disneyworld when the theme was announced, so I wasn't able to get started on my design until yesterday. It's just as well. By the time I got started, the whole of Greek mythology had been done to death.
So instead, I went for Aesop's Fables.
A new technique for me this week are the little hatch marks representing fur and shadows. I really like how they give a flat illustration extra depth. I am also getting better at using the brush tool to get more organic lines.
Anyway, as always, please vote for my design. Just click on the link below and then click on the blue button that says "I'd want that"
http://shirt.woot.com/derby/entry/6.....80/sour-grapes
In order to vote, you have to have an account with Woot, and have bought something from them in the past. But I saw 2 Woot shirts at Disneyworld, I'm betting you have some in your closet too.
So instead, I went for Aesop's Fables.
A new technique for me this week are the little hatch marks representing fur and shadows. I really like how they give a flat illustration extra depth. I am also getting better at using the brush tool to get more organic lines.
Anyway, as always, please vote for my design. Just click on the link below and then click on the blue button that says "I'd want that"
http://shirt.woot.com/derby/entry/6.....80/sour-grapes
In order to vote, you have to have an account with Woot, and have bought something from them in the past. But I saw 2 Woot shirts at Disneyworld, I'm betting you have some in your closet too.
Category Designs / Animal related (non-anthro)
Species Vulpine (Other)
Size 580 x 580px
File Size 171.8 kB
Um.....a couple thousand years? Aesop was an ancient Greek. Most translations are only a couple hundred years old though. The particular edition I had as a kid would be around 40 years old, so it is likely to be out of print. But it's a classic, so I'm sure your library has a version of it.
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