Stop and POST!

[Egg Bramhill]

Another project. Again it's a Xara reproduction of a clients logo. Not very keen on it myself, but it's an interesting challenge.
Egg

[raynerj]

Egg,

Like the bike... Spokes a little thick but looks good.

John,

Love the guard, Looks mighty cool. The blade you can keep... Not my cup of tea.

Albacore,

Nice collage...

Richard & Ron... See your respective posts.

TimS,

Looks like Ted Kenedey... After a big meal.

Ken...

Tic tac toe... I won (week before last tuesday). Reminds me of the time I bowled a 301.

(think I would bowl a 300 and loose?)

Sheesh... Talk about bad timing, Ron and Simon both got their posts in while I was typing mine.

Ron... Love the animated Gif... So... totally cool!

Simon,

Cool cats eye.... eclipse...

[Simon Beck]

Yes, I feel that what I've done is to straighten up Nature slightly without actually changing Her shape too much. Somebody once told me that Nature has impeccably good taste; that natural colours NEVER clash with one another. And by and large, I think it's true.

As far as screen-printing is concerned, it's amusing that you should mention it, since that was the first medium that I found (at the age of 14) which allowed me to get something approaching the blocks of flat colour that characterise my work. Who knows, maybe one day I'll return to it...

How would I get T-shirts printed (apart from CafePress which is much too expensive)?

[Ron Duke]

Egg,
I think that looks great. What aren't you excited about? Great job on the detail!
ron

[Ron Duke]

John,
Ok, I saw my post, and? Oh, looking forward to seeing what you'll do next with the flower; tulip, isn't it?
ron

[OklaEd]

Simon,
Nice logo design Simple, to the point, relays the message effectively. I can even imagine a more elaborate version which displays the design element in a "blue foil" with additional detail to accentuate the "printed circuitry" motiff. Nice work.

[Mike Bailey]

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Nice....

[OklaEd]

Simon,
Love the Marmite (Warhol) jar Nicely done!

JohnR,
Spreading a thin layer of Marmite on toast is most assuredly a British thing. While you may appreciate the fact that this "brewers" yeast is the same that beer makers use ... I don't see how you could get a buzz by eating it. I have heard it is loaded with Vitamin B

[Dan Huff]

Hey! I'm an American, and I LOVE the stuff... actually, I'm more a Vegemite fan, but Marmite is OK too, but a little less intense on the flavor.

I know, I know, I'm odd... I was adopted, so maybe there's some Australian in my blood...???

[Simon Beck]

And a more blatant tribute (or is it a pastiche?). Look carefully...

Andy visits London