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Gorilla Attitude
dagnis hü#010285
Rīga, the beautiful capital of Latvia
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61 humans have voted for this design.
dagnis hü#010285
Rīga, the beautiful capital of Latvia
Comments and Stats for Gorilla Attitude
Artist's Comments
dagnis May 08, 2008
An angry shirt for higher moods.
Commünity Comments
cbass99 May 08, 2008
I’m really liking the line experiments you’ve been coming up with and the use on minimal colors to produce such a strong impact. Nice work as usual D. v+
the_jcw May 08, 2008
Cool work dagnis, you never sleep. I think this is great work, I’m just not sold on how all those lines coming in from the side are interacting with the great illustration
Recycledwax May 08, 2008
love this one! But not sure of the line around the neck, might be too much, the black stain could be enough (my opinion :)).
marzipan99 May 08, 2008
wow
hipauliee May 08, 2008
i think the gorilla alone would be really cool. but the lines and splatter is a cool effect as well. nice job man like normal. +1
Mymil May 08, 2008
The line thickness on the top teeth is kind of throwing me off. But otherwise, great!
alan_maia May 08, 2008
grat job 1+
dagnis May 08, 2008
currently i’m just learning how to do those lineworks. so i’m playing around throwing them on everything i can like a kid. i think i’ll get over that soon and get more serious, haha. well, if i ever will get serious, that is. thanks for the great comments! i love criticism, helps me think about how to improve my works, otherwise it’s easy to get lost when you’re doing so much stuff you’ve never done before
ohbarrett May 08, 2008
I definitely agree that the gorilla on its own would be much stronger.
Oiseau May 08, 2008
Great attitude! I Love this one!
shibbiy May 08, 2008
What program do you use for the linear stuff?
dagnis May 08, 2008
adobe illustrator :) basically you draw a line, duplicate it many times, then if you wanna make the shape more interesting, group the lines together and add a distortion to them using any of the effect > warp filters you find suitable. at least that’s how i learned to do it on my own. couldn’t figure it out for quite a while, too
Mymil May 08, 2008
I think you can pretty easily do the same thing using Inkscape, too.
Kamangir May 08, 2008
;) figured you used illustrator
dagnis May 09, 2008
thanks for pointing to Inkscape, Mymil, had never heard of it. seems like it already has a lot of features that i’ve wanted to see in illustrator for ages
fabiosimple May 09, 2008
amazing!
Mymil May 09, 2008
Sure thing, dagnis! Inkscape is really great in a bunch of ways, it’s awesome to see the open source community create such good software!
SteveOramA May 09, 2008
coolness.
Koinoi May 09, 2008
amazing!
Foster May 09, 2008
Great stuff on the gorilla. A little random with the other lines but all around great stuff.
iggy May 10, 2008
looks like an orangutang to me- not a gorilla. doh!
iggy May 10, 2008
how the hell did you get the animal wrong- you traced it- so there must have been a discrepton of it somewhere near. wtf.
dagnis May 11, 2008
i actually knew it wasn’t a gorilla. i first set the title for this "the right attitude", then spontaneously changed it to "gorilla attitude". sounded better to me. orangutang attitude wouldn’t sound quite as good. i’m no science illustrated here :)
Orgone May 11, 2008
Urban monkeeyz, let’s go!+
BeadlerWorks May 11, 2008
nice work
gilb May 12, 2008
I hate your disgusting job
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