Bite Me!
One of my new t-shirt design from over at my RedBubble store. This is the third in the series of Pop art lips.
posted by Chris Wahl at 12:44 PM
Tuesday, May 13, 2008
One of my new t-shirt design from over at my RedBubble store. This is the third in the series of Pop art lips.
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11 Comments:
Pop art ; ok . But where is the girl you looked for made this? !
Thanks faboun'e.
I used multiple photos as reference for this. So unfortunately there's no one photo of a girl to show.
Looks cool Kris. Nice half-tone.
do you the half tone filter or the bitmap half tone thing??
cheers mate.
Really nice variety of designs you have at Red Bubble.
How is that place working for you? say compared to cafe press?
hahahaa!
this is fun!
Nothing like a nice set of lips!
great drawings, great color design and composition and most of all, so appealing!
gorgeously pop! ^^
Ha! Just a mouth, but still fantastic!
Reminiscent of Andy Warhol. Great illustration.
great cartoons and illustrations. I like your humour which shines through your pics!
Thanks all!
Josh- For this one I used the filter as it produces a better transition from small to large dots. However both processes have their uses.
bigmaow- Redbubble's working out quite well. As a hobby that earns a little extra pocket money, that is.
I've sold around 90 shirts in a 8 months period which is quite good. Cafepress have more product options but their shirt options and design limitations are a bit restricting for me. My biggest sellers at Cafe Press are the panda products.
Anyway there's no reason why you can't sell you're work everywhere. Each have their own pros and cons.
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