2009-11-12T10:49:18-05:00 2009-11-02T08:22:47-05:00 70 2009-07-31T11:06:58-04:00 Tee i did back in March for Architects, not sure if the type is on the front or not, its just their logo from the new album. Either way, found this one quite nice and relaxing to do..its simple, but it was really nice to not have to do the most brutal design on earth for once. true 0 247 85421 86461 Architects-Bird of Prey 10334 1 2009-08-03 2009-11-20T21:12:12-05:00 4628 http://cache1.emptees.com/images/310341/acrhitects.jpg Details <img src="http://www.dan-mumford.com/blog/images/413.png" /> 85421 Tee 2009-07-31T11:08:10-04:00 1830031 10334 2009-07-31T11:08:10-04:00 I wish that deer head were a real mask. I would wear it all day long. 85421 Tee 2009-07-31T11:12:03-04:00 1830051 506 2009-07-31T11:12:03-04:00 I'm not a big fan of the "everything rendered as if made from tree bark" style - except when you do it. Rather than being an affect, it comes across as the genuine way in which you express an idea. The style doesn't obfuscate the subject most of the time. Your line thicknesses have a nice heirarchy to them. The importance of the interior lines is diminished in an appropriate way by the spotted blacks and thicker, outside lines allowing for readability despite the inherent complexity of the style. The way you used complementary colors for shadows and highlights, but none too dark so as to overpower the linework, helps a lot. <img src="http://styl.us/forum/extensions/Vanillacons/smilies/teemu/beer.gif"/> 85421 Tee 2009-07-31T11:17:07-04:00 1830141 5738 2009-07-31T11:20:24-04:00 <blockquote><cite>Frenden said:</cite> I'm not a big fan of the "everything rendered as if made from tree bark" style - except when you do it. Rather than being an affect, it comes across as the genuine way in which you express an idea. The style doesn't obfuscate the subject most of the time. Your line thicknesses have a nice heirarchy to them. The importance of the interior lines is diminished in an appropriate way by the spotted blacks and thicker, outside lines allowing for readability despite the inherent complexity of the style. The way you used complementary colors for shadows and highlights, but none too dark so as to overpower the linework, helps a lot. <img src="http://styl.us/forum/extensions/Vanillacons/smilies/teemu/beer.gif"/></blockquote> Thanks Ray. This is exactly the sort of comment i would much rather read when i am trawling through the new designs..! Its funny you should mention the 'tree bark' thing..i have often thought that myself when i have finished a piece. ( i am also often not a fan of how it has turned out..but hey, that's artists for you i guess) With this one especially though i was trying to create the feel of a carved statue to some extent, hence the limited pallete. It was quite therapeutic for some reason.. 85421 Tee 2009-07-31T11:30:27-04:00 1830241 10334 2009-07-31T11:30:41-04:00 <blockquote><cite>Frenden said:</cite> I'm not a big fan of the "everything rendered as if made from tree bark" style - except when you do it. Rather than being an affect, it comes across as the genuine way in which you express an idea. The style doesn't obfuscate the subject most of the time. Your line thicknesses have a nice heirarchy to them. The importance of the interior lines is diminished in an appropriate way by the spotted blacks and thicker, outside lines allowing for readability despite the inherent complexity of the style. The way you used complementary colors for shadows and highlights, but none too dark so as to overpower the linework, helps a lot. <img src="http://styl.us/forum/extensions/Vanillacons/smilies/teemu/beer.gif"/></blockquote> It would have been much easier to say "This Is Rad!" 85421 Tee 2009-07-31T11:31:09-04:00 1830251 2329 2009-07-31T11:31:09-04:00 <blockquote><cite>RustyEight said:</cite> <blockquote><cite>Frenden said:</cite> I'm not a big fan of the "everything rendered as if made from tree bark" style - except when you do it. Rather than being an affect, it comes across as the genuine way in which you express an idea. The style doesn't obfuscate the subject most of the time. Your line thicknesses have a nice heirarchy to them. The importance of the interior lines is diminished in an appropriate way by the spotted blacks and thicker, outside lines allowing for readability despite the inherent complexity of the style. The way you used complementary colors for shadows and highlights, but none too dark so as to overpower the linework, helps a lot. <img src="http://styl.us/forum/extensions/Vanillacons/smilies/teemu/beer.gif"/></blockquote> It would have been much easier to say "This Is Rad!"</blockquote> Here, I'll say it. This is RAD!! 85421 Tee 2009-07-31T11:42:42-04:00 1830391 11188 2009-07-31T11:42:42-04:00 ding dong! 85421 Tee 2009-07-31T11:51:50-04:00 1830441 2802 2009-07-31T11:51:50-04:00 this is my favorite of yours man. I really like when you use your complex style to do a simpler image. I think it is more balanced. Nice job! o:) 85421 Tee 2009-07-31T11:52:32-04:00 1830451 1217 2009-07-31T11:52:32-04:00 <blockquote><cite>danmumford said:</cite> <blockquote><cite>Frenden said:</cite> I'm not a big fan of the "everything rendered as if made from tree bark" style - except when you do it. Rather than being an affect, it comes across as the genuine way in which you express an idea. The style doesn't obfuscate the subject most of the time. Your line thicknesses have a nice heirarchy to them. The importance of the interior lines is diminished in an appropriate way by the spotted blacks and thicker, outside lines allowing for readability despite the inherent complexity of the style. The way you used complementary colors for shadows and highlights, but none too dark so as to overpower the linework, helps a lot. <img src="http://styl.us/forum/extensions/Vanillacons/smilies/teemu/beer.gif"/></blockquote> Thanks Ray. This is exactly the sort of comment i would much rather read when i am trawling through the new designs..! Its funny you should mention the 'tree bark' thing..i have often thought that myself when i have finished a piece. ( i am also often not a fan of how it has turned out..but hey, that's artists for you i guess) With this one especially though i was trying to create the feel of a carved statue to some extent, hence the limited pallete. It was quite therapeutic for some reason..</blockquote> No problemo. Happy to provide input. I think, clarity wise, this is a slightly more readable image than, say, your Hades piece. But, that's partly due to a) the slightly smaller scope in terms of subject matter and b) the # of colors used. You said you consciously limited the palette of the piece to try and achieve that simplicity and I think adding a second, complementary palette to the non-central elements of your pieces would REALLY increase readability and focal point (while not forcing you to limit yourself). Quickie hue shift: <img src="http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3540/3775455804_527b31e57a_o.jpg"/> They're obviously fine as-is, and a lot of this comes down to personal stylistic choice. So don't worry; I'm not trying to be the jack booted art gustapo. :p Besides, I know that we work in a medium where our spot colors are severely limited. Often, the luxury of a secondary color palette isn't afforded. 85421 Tee 2009-07-31T11:54:41-04:00 1830481 5738 2009-07-31T11:54:41-04:00 i love that you left some larger negative windows this time, makes the composition way more dramatic than the typical rectangle. Its got a really nice flow about it. 85421 Tee 2009-07-31T12:07:23-04:00 1830661 1146 2009-07-31T12:07:23-04:00 This is wild style. Wyld Styllynz 85421 Tee 2009-07-31T13:08:59-04:00 1831381 44251 2009-07-31T13:08:59-04:00 Your line work.. I'm speechless. 85421 Tee 2009-07-31T13:12:02-04:00 1831431 6176 2009-07-31T13:12:11-04:00 ha '.its simple' 85421 Tee 2009-07-31T13:19:50-04:00 1831641 13581 2009-07-31T13:19:50-04:00 make a book ! I have your gallows poster framed on my wall, looks great man. 85421 Tee 2009-07-31T13:27:38-04:00 1831861 9211 2009-07-31T13:27:57-04:00 what deal said 85421 Tee 2009-07-31T13:37:42-04:00 1832041 9980 2009-07-31T13:37:42-04:00 this is one of my favorites of yours Dan, going along with what Ray was talking about. Most of your pieces are a little overwhelming (not that thats a bad thing), and I enjoy this one because it's a little more simple than usual. The colors are ace, it's nice to see something thats not neon green/blue/pink once in a while. Nice work! 85421 Tee 2009-07-31T13:53:56-04:00 1832221 1541 2009-07-31T13:53:56-04:00 Of course its the Mum! So damn cool. I like them the same color actually. 85421 Tee 2009-07-31T13:54:28-04:00 1832241 9590 2009-07-31T13:54:28-04:00 <blockquote><cite>Frenden said:</cite> I'm not a big fan of the "everything rendered as if made from tree bark" style - except when you do it. Rather than being an affect, it comes across as the genuine way in which you express an idea. The style doesn't obfuscate the subject most of the time. Your line thicknesses have a nice heirarchy to them. The importance of the interior lines is diminished in an appropriate way by the spotted blacks and thicker, outside lines allowing for readability despite the inherent complexity of the style. The way you used complementary colors for shadows and highlights, but none too dark so as to overpower the linework, helps a lot. <img src="http://styl.us/forum/extensions/Vanillacons/smilies/teemu/beer.gif"/></blockquote> haha. just had a flaskback to last semester's class wide crits. ray, i would say you that you would have earned your class participation points for the day. dan, think you def got that "carving feel" mix with a feeling of the wood being trained to grow into the shape of the skull like bonsai style. 85421 Tee 2009-07-31T13:58:40-04:00 1832391 7360 2009-07-31T13:58:40-04:00 <blockquote><cite>Frenden said:</cite> <blockquote><cite>danmumford said:</cite> <blockquote><cite>Frenden said:</cite> I'm not a big fan of the "everything rendered as if made from tree bark" style - except when you do it. Rather than being an affect, it comes across as the genuine way in which you express an idea. The style doesn't obfuscate the subject most of the time. Your line thicknesses have a nice heirarchy to them. The importance of the interior lines is diminished in an appropriate way by the spotted blacks and thicker, outside lines allowing for readability despite the inherent complexity of the style. The way you used complementary colors for shadows and highlights, but none too dark so as to overpower the linework, helps a lot. <img src="http://styl.us/forum/extensions/Vanillacons/smilies/teemu/beer.gif"/></blockquote> Thanks Ray. This is exactly the sort of comment i would much rather read when i am trawling through the new designs..! Its funny you should mention the 'tree bark' thing..i have often thought that myself when i have finished a piece. ( i am also often not a fan of how it has turned out..but hey, that's artists for you i guess) With this one especially though i was trying to create the feel of a carved statue to some extent, hence the limited pallete. It was quite therapeutic for some reason..</blockquote> No problemo. Happy to provide input. I think, clarity wise, this is a slightly more readable image than, say, your Hades piece. But, that's partly due to a) the slightly smaller scope in terms of subject matter and b) the # of colors used. You said you consciously limited the palette of the piece to try and achieve that simplicity and I think adding a second, complementary palette to the non-central elements of your pieces would REALLY increase readability and focal point (while not forcing you to limit yourself). Quickie hue shift: <img src="http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3540/3775455804_527b31e57a_o.jpg"/> They're obviously fine as-is, and a lot of this comes down to personal stylistic choice. So don't worry; I'm not trying to be the jack booted art gustapo. :p Besides, I know that we work in a medium where our spot colors are severely limited. Often, the luxury of a secondary color palette isn't afforded.</blockquote> Yeah, i sometimes definitely overdo it, especially with that Hades one, but then i guess thats half the fun! But as i think many of us know, once you get stuck into a style you can be asked to repeat it again and again, but im slowly doing my personal work such as this that is a lot more free and open..i have some nice ideas in the works that are like this :) i also have some that are the complete polar opposite and take stuff like the Hades piece to the next level!! But i have found recently with the more complex pieces its even more important to be careful with your line width to make certain areas pop out from the rest..that and lighting. Anyways..yeah bonus colours could definitely had given it even more clarity i agree, but i do like the way the antlers become the branches, and the eagle is also one with them! In this case it was mainly down to the printing colour limit though..as is usually the case, which is also good for me, as i generally get way more colours to play with! 85421 Tee 2009-07-31T14:41:43-04:00 1833241 10334 2009-07-31T14:41:43-04:00 <blockquote><cite>Sol Amstutz said:</cite> this is one of my favorites of yours Dan, going along with what Ray was talking about. Most of your pieces are a little overwhelming (not that thats a bad thing), and I enjoy this one because it's a little more simple than usual. The colors are ace, it's nice to see something thats not neon green/blue/pink once in a while. Nice work!</blockquote> thanks, i feel the same way! haha! 85421 Tee 2009-07-31T14:42:12-04:00 1833251 10334 2009-07-31T14:42:12-04:00 <blockquote><cite>adamvaudin said:</cite> make a book ! I have your gallows poster framed on my wall, looks great man.</blockquote> one day..i hope..! 85421 Tee 2009-07-31T14:42:40-04:00 1833281 10334 2009-07-31T14:42:40-04:00 <blockquote><cite>derekdeal said:</cite> i love that you left some larger negative windows this time, makes the composition way more dramatic than the typical rectangle. Its got a really nice flow about it.</blockquote> yeah, i do too many rectangles :( 85421 Tee 2009-07-31T14:42:58-04:00 1833291 10334 2009-07-31T14:42:58-04:00 YOU CALL THIS RELAXING AND SIMPLE?! verrry nice. 85421 Tee 2009-07-31T15:33:55-04:00 1834331 11619 2009-07-31T15:33:55-04:00 awesome...I love it 85421 Tee 2009-07-31T15:45:11-04:00 1834521 11330 2009-07-31T15:45:11-04:00 Wicked! 85421 Tee 2009-07-31T16:03:23-04:00 1834751 8860 2009-07-31T16:03:23-04:00 <blockquote><cite>danmumford said:</cite> <blockquote><cite>Frenden said:</cite> <blockquote><cite>danmumford said:</cite> <blockquote><cite>Frenden said:</cite> I'm not a big fan of the "everything rendered as if made from tree bark" style - except when you do it. Rather than being an affect, it comes across as the genuine way in which you express an idea. The style doesn't obfuscate the subject most of the time. Your line thicknesses have a nice heirarchy to them. The importance of the interior lines is diminished in an appropriate way by the spotted blacks and thicker, outside lines allowing for readability despite the inherent complexity of the style. The way you used complementary colors for shadows and highlights, but none too dark so as to overpower the linework, helps a lot. <img src="http://styl.us/forum/extensions/Vanillacons/smilies/teemu/beer.gif"/></blockquote> Thanks Ray. This is exactly the sort of comment i would much rather read when i am trawling through the new designs..! Its funny you should mention the 'tree bark' thing..i have often thought that myself when i have finished a piece. ( i am also often not a fan of how it has turned out..but hey, that's artists for you i guess) With this one especially though i was trying to create the feel of a carved statue to some extent, hence the limited pallete. It was quite therapeutic for some reason..</blockquote> No problemo. Happy to provide input. I think, clarity wise, this is a slightly more readable image than, say, your Hades piece. But, that's partly due to a) the slightly smaller scope in terms of subject matter and b) the # of colors used. You said you consciously limited the palette of the piece to try and achieve that simplicity and I think adding a second, complementary palette to the non-central elements of your pieces would REALLY increase readability and focal point (while not forcing you to limit yourself). Quickie hue shift: <img src="http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3540/3775455804_527b31e57a_o.jpg"/> They're obviously fine as-is, and a lot of this comes down to personal stylistic choice. So don't worry; I'm not trying to be the jack booted art gustapo. :p Besides, I know that we work in a medium where our spot colors are severely limited. Often, the luxury of a secondary color palette isn't afforded.</blockquote> Yeah, i sometimes definitely overdo it, especially with that Hades one, but then i guess thats half the fun! But as i think many of us know, once you get stuck into a style you can be asked to repeat it again and again, but im slowly doing my personal work such as this that is a lot more free and open..i have some nice ideas in the works that are like this :) i also have some that are the complete polar opposite and take stuff like the Hades piece to the next level!! But i have found recently with the more complex pieces its even more important to be careful with your line width to make certain areas pop out from the rest..that and lighting. Anyways..yeah bonus colours could definitely had given it even more clarity i agree, but i do like the way the antlers become the branches, and the eagle is also one with them! In this case it was mainly down to the printing colour limit though..as is usually the case, which is also good for me, as i generally get way more colours to play with!</blockquote> I've learned so much reading all this. Haha. 85421 Tee 2009-07-31T16:16:46-04:00 1835051 24821 2009-07-31T16:16:46-04:00 That's gorgeous ! 85421 Tee 2009-07-31T16:41:50-04:00 1835401 4661 2009-07-31T16:41:50-04:00 glad to see an honest art dialogue going on in the comment section. ray's always good for this kind of stuff! dan, ballistic work as usual man. i like how you can take something with this kind of hard texture and make it so fluid. 85421 Tee 2009-07-31T16:54:22-04:00 1835631 5570 2009-07-31T16:54:22-04:00 This is so damn awesome. Is it for sale yet? @Uzi: Yeah, me too (; One of the many reasons emptees rocks! 85421 Tee 2009-07-31T16:56:18-04:00 1835691 25661 2009-07-31T16:56:18-04:00 Yeah this seems like a nice shift for you man aaaaand this <blockquote><cite>derekdeal said:</cite> i love that you left some larger negative windows this time, makes the composition way more dramatic than the typical rectangle. Its got a really nice flow about it.</blockquote> 85421 Tee 2009-07-31T17:02:57-04:00 1835801 1056 2009-07-31T17:02:57-04:00 beautiful. 85421 Tee 2009-07-31T18:54:27-04:00 1837101 10577 2009-07-31T18:54:27-04:00 <blockquote><cite>crushem said:</cite> Wicked!</blockquote> 85421 Tee 2009-07-31T19:23:25-04:00 1837451 25201 2009-07-31T19:23:25-04:00 ALIENS!! 85421 Tee 2009-07-31T20:48:56-04:00 1838011 2802 2009-07-31T20:48:56-04:00 BALLZ! 85421 Tee 2009-07-31T21:14:13-04:00 1838211 13026 2009-07-31T21:14:13-04:00 I'm getting yelled at right now because we are suppose to be leaving in an hour to board a fairy to go to macao but I have to comment on this. I too like the fact that you changed it up a bit and didn't do the usual rectangular composition and left some more negative space. The line work is ace and allows the viewers eyes to flow nicely around the piece. To me this is one of my favorites because it's a simpler idea but executed as if intended to be another masterpiece (which it is). Looking forward to the other similar ones to this and again excellent work. 85421 Tee 2009-07-31T21:33:28-04:00 1838341 12157 2009-07-31T21:34:44-04:00 <blockquote><cite>PitchGrim said:</cite> I'm getting yelled at right now because we are suppose to be leaving in an hour to board a fairy to go to macao but I have to comment on this. I too like the fact that you changed it up a bit and didn't do the usual rectangular composition and left some more negative space. The line work is ace and allows the viewers eyes to flow nicely around the piece. To me this is one of my favorites because it's a simpler idea but executed as if intended to be another masterpiece (which it is). Looking forward to the other similar ones to this and again excellent work.</blockquote> still sick... 85421 Tee 2009-07-31T22:13:12-04:00 1838851 13117 2009-07-31T22:13:12-04:00 you can change pretty much like everything on it and it will still be a huge artwork, crazy details!! love it! 85421 Tee 2009-07-31T22:41:02-04:00 1839201 11894 2009-07-31T22:41:02-04:00 sick !!! but i don't like architects font ! 85421 Tee 2009-08-01T01:22:02-04:00 1841191 41501 2009-08-01T01:22:02-04:00 rad! 85421 Tee 2009-08-01T01:51:48-04:00 1841331 9351 2009-08-01T01:51:48-04:00 super cool , like the hue shift that frenden is proposing , but your mock is great.awesome. 85421 Tee 2009-08-01T04:34:26-04:00 1841981 7534 2009-08-01T04:34:26-04:00 i've enjoyed the comments/discussion on this almost as much as the artwork. it was refreshing! 85421 Tee 2009-08-01T04:41:41-04:00 1842031 3643 2009-08-01T04:41:41-04:00 Contrast between the design and the white behind it is perfect! 85421 Tee 2009-08-01T09:55:21-04:00 1843521 10277 2009-08-01T09:55:21-04:00 this is really nice! 85421 Tee 2009-08-01T10:18:20-04:00 1843771 2328 2009-08-01T10:18:20-04:00 <blockquote><cite>/Thea\ said:</cite> YOU CALL THIS RELAXING AND SIMPLE?! verrry nice.</blockquote> Well, yeahh..this was not a headache to create like most of my pieces, so thus..relaxing! <blockquote><cite>xjoshuabelangerx said:</cite> glad to see an honest art dialogue going on in the comment section. ray's always good for this kind of stuff! dan, ballistic work as usual man. i like how you can take something with this kind of hard texture and make it so fluid.</blockquote> Thanks! yeah, it is really nice to be actually talking about art for once..! I'm really glad this went down so well, thanks everyone. x 85421 Tee 2009-08-01T11:29:29-04:00 1844321 10334 2009-08-01T11:29:29-04:00 <blockquote><cite>godmachine said:</cite> ALIENS!!</blockquote> where?...i will tell you where, in the new ALIEN prequel that Ridley Scott just confirmed he is directing..so there. 85421 Tee 2009-08-01T11:30:25-04:00 1844331 10334 2009-08-01T11:30:25-04:00 amazing love your colour palette 85421 Tee 2009-08-01T15:52:37-04:00 1847291 11719 2009-08-01T15:52:37-04:00 this is hott 85421 Tee 2009-08-01T23:26:56-04:00 1851001 8960 2009-08-01T23:26:56-04:00 <blockquote><cite>PICKUPringo said:</cite> amazing love your colour palette</blockquote> 85421 Tee 2009-08-02T00:43:10-04:00 1851431 33681 2009-08-02T00:43:10-04:00 dammmmmmmmmmmmmmn mumford. 85421 Tee 2009-08-02T04:53:10-04:00 1852521 38181 2009-08-02T04:53:10-04:00 Wow, I love this, soo soooooo stylish 85421 Tee 2009-08-02T07:08:42-04:00 1852931 42221 2009-08-02T07:08:42-04:00 <blockquote><cite>namsing said:</cite> dammmmmmmmmmmmmmn mumford.</blockquote> indeed! :D fu***** amazing, dude!! 85421 Tee 2009-08-03T06:23:07-04:00 1862761 4084 2009-08-03T06:23:07-04:00 Amazing man! And love the new Architects album too! 85421 Tee 2009-08-03T06:27:43-04:00 1862801 3690 2009-08-03T06:27:43-04:00 <img src="http://assets1.emptees.com/images/heart.gif" /> 85421 Tee 2009-08-03T08:07:51-04:00 1863491 1498 2009-08-03T08:07:51-04:00 <blockquote><cite>danmumford said:</cite> <blockquote><cite>godmachine said:</cite> ALIENS!!</blockquote> where?...i will tell you where, in the new ALIEN prequel that Ridley Scott just confirmed he is directing..so there.</blockquote> REALLY?? AWESOMEEEEEEE!!!!! Sorry my only comment is about Aliens. This piece rocks too (by the way). I do very much like Ray's colour way, yet I like how yours is ambiguous and makes the viewer have to look and work bits out. It's fun. 85421 Tee 2009-08-03T09:37:25-04:00 1864111 10741 2009-08-03T09:37:25-04:00 wow...your work is great man, can I ask what your processs is? 85421 Tee 2009-08-03T10:10:10-04:00 1864511 515 2009-08-03T10:10:10-04:00 why does this guy gotta be so good! what the hell! 85421 Tee 2009-08-03T10:31:07-04:00 1864811 1922 2009-08-03T10:31:07-04:00 Dude, I've got to say there is something about how clean this is. My favorite piece you've done so far. 85421 Tee 2009-08-03T12:58:38-04:00 1866531 1293 2009-08-03T12:58:38-04:00 Normally skulls is not my kind of thing, but I'll make an exception for this... WOW! 85421 Tee 2009-08-03T13:40:47-04:00 1867291 7984 2009-08-03T13:40:47-04:00 damn... 85421 Tee 2009-08-03T13:57:13-04:00 1867541 22811 2009-08-03T13:57:13-04:00 So awesome! I wish it was for a band that I liked, so I could wear it. 85421 Tee 2009-08-03T19:07:30-04:00 1871701 12432 2009-08-03T19:07:30-04:00 would be cool to just take the freakin logo off the front and put it on the back. or maybe modify it to wrap more. only thing that kinda bugs me. fyi: I came on here and said to myself, "let's see what's blowing me away right now" and then I saw this! 85421 Tee 2009-08-03T20:48:18-04:00 1873991 9934 2009-08-03T20:48:18-04:00 I'm really digging this cleaner, more dynamic approach to your usual style. 85421 Tee 2009-08-03T23:49:26-04:00 1876241 9179 2009-08-03T23:49:26-04:00 impressive 85421 Tee 2009-08-03T23:54:06-04:00 1876301 10250 2009-08-03T23:54:06-04:00 Thanks for all the comments guys, its nice to get feedback like this! 85421 Tee 2009-08-04T06:48:53-04:00 1878981 10334 2009-08-04T06:48:53-04:00 can i get the .psd please......... 85421 Tee 2009-08-14T06:54:51-04:00 2022461 52871 2009-08-14T06:54:51-04:00 GREAT! 85421 Tee 2009-08-15T03:16:14-04:00 2032691 47951 2009-08-15T03:16:14-04:00 Too brutal for my skill level. I'll be getting this tee. 85421 Tee 2009-08-18T10:45:10-04:00 2067731 10688 2009-08-18T10:45:10-04:00 I cant wait for this to be printed! 85421 Tee 2009-08-27T15:18:08-04:00 2202501 58261 2009-08-27T15:18:08-04:00 damn brutal dan...like this 85421 Tee 2009-10-01T12:57:40-04:00 2698861 30881 2009-10-01T12:57:40-04:00 WHEN IS THIS GONNA BE PRINTED!!! I WANT IT!!!! RIGHT NOW!!! 85421 Tee 2009-11-02T08:22:47-05:00 3088961 86461 2009-11-02T08:22:47-05:00