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    • CommentAuthorIsaacSher
    • CommentTimeJun 8th 2010
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    I'd buy a newspaper for a Pia Guerra comic.

    I haven't bought one in at least four years, as I get all my news online these days, but I'd put down money for that.
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      CommentAuthorTwobyfour
    • CommentTimeJun 8th 2010
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    my humble attempt, walking in the shadow of giants here....

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    Thank you very much for the kind comments. There were challenges over the last few weeks that I really wanted to get in on (the WW one especially) but work kept me busy, namely the Torchwood Magazine strip. Starting a new project this week, we should have something to show in a few months.
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    Here's mine, sorry for being late, had some issues scanning this one in :)
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      CommentAuthorFredG
    • CommentTimeJun 8th 2010 edited
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    Great work everyone. I particularly like the period look of @256 and the type of @mrmcdaniel. After seeing all of these I don't think I pushed mine enough, too literal, looks too much like an average cover. Loads of character in yours @clone artist.
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    Last minute, ill-conceived, and poorly executed. My specialty! :)

    • CommentAuthorrobb
    • CommentTimeJun 8th 2010
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    yellowbook_RO

    very intimidating this week (especially Raid71 and Pia Guerra)
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    despicableofanoscarwildesort
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      CommentAuthorsseloske
    • CommentTimeJun 8th 2010
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    @Rootfireember

    Yours made me laugh heartily.
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    @Sseloske - glad I could make someone laugh.
    • CommentAuthor256
    • CommentTimeJun 9th 2010
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    Thanks for all the kind words, friends. I love a good Remake/Remodel challenge.

    This has been a great week - every entry had something I liked in it. Particularly loved Oxbrow (the decadent magazine for the girl-about-town), Ryan S Thomasen (the Edward Gorey approach), Brendan's (as noted before), V (taking up the new angle and smashing it), amazing ameziane (for submitting an entry with no yellow in it), Pia (need I say?), leighwoosey, Clone Artist, ooglie mooglie, robb... Yeah, I should have never tried to narrow it down - so much quality work!
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    @robb:
    Bookkake. Heh.

    @pia: Damn, now I have to read a Torchwood comic!

    Everyone - splendid array as ever.
    • CommentAuthorrobb
    • CommentTimeJun 9th 2010
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    @Cat Vincent: clever yes, but very much not my idea, and very fitting for this challenge: http://bookkake.com/
    • CommentAuthorALE
    • CommentTimeJun 9th 2010
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    Whew, in at the 11th hour. Not happy with the left side of the thing, but I got the light and gradations I was after, so that' something.
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    Well, late...
    Yellow Book,Chuck Palahniuk,Andrew Nixon,Frequent Contributor,Remake,Remodel,Whitechapel
    ...but I thought, who does debauchery better (besides Jackie Collins, I suppose...)? Will do next one more timely.
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      CommentAuthorPupato
    • CommentTimeJun 10th 2010
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    @ALE, love the woman & the hear & all the tiny shining lines over her body! wish i know how to modelate 3D : )
    • CommentAuthorkmcleod
    • CommentTimeJun 10th 2010
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    My friends and I have been discussing the perfection of Paul Sizer's post--stylized to the point of being symbolic rather than explicit. One friend said he could get away with displaying it on a sidewalk newsstand.
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      CommentAuthorPaul Sizer
    • CommentTimeJun 10th 2010
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    My friends and I have been discussing the perfection of Paul Sizer's post--stylized to the point of being symbolic rather than explicit. One friend said he could get away with displaying it on a sidewalk newsstand.


    ...and THAT is the scary power of typography. The power to show an asshole to millions and get away with it.
    But seriously, that is a unique thing, and really the basis of design; to communicate ANY message on a level that can be whisper subtle or foghorn explicit.

    Mine is still a bit clownish I feel, but as I made it, it became apparent that I maybe could get away with it. Which is scary and exciting at the same time.
    I don't feel mine was any great design, but maybe hinted at a starting point for typography's potential. Which leads nicely into this week's challenge...
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    Sizer, you should get work for Millar's CLiNT magazine, because nobody hides genitals in logos like you!

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