Winner COTM for May 2020
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tmscrapbook
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The outstanding work by the great Mr. Bunny Dojo is often overlooked in competitions and it always baffles me. Is it because his work is so professional that most assume it's retail art? Is it because his colorization of grayscale images is so finely-tuned that most assume it was always a color photo? Is it because his clean, disciplined arrangements seem simple and therefore easier to create?
I don't know the answers to these questions, but thankfully we don't have to ask them this month! Congratulations Tim on yet another masterwork of custom art. You are second to none when it comes to restoring these cinematic classics for the Blu-ray generation!
I don't know the answers to these questions, but thankfully we don't have to ask them this month! Congratulations Tim on yet another masterwork of custom art. You are second to none when it comes to restoring these cinematic classics for the Blu-ray generation!
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It's an honor to do well alongside covers from so many favorites this month. Thank you.
This was another lineup where all of the designs felt like strong contenders, I'm delighted to be in such fine company of friends and talented artists on here.
Thank you for the votes and especially for your comments.
This was another lineup where all of the designs felt like strong contenders, I'm delighted to be in such fine company of friends and talented artists on here.
Thank you for the votes and especially for your comments.
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Kernie wrote:QUOTE (Kernie @ Jun 9 2020, 12:48 AM) The outstanding work by the great Mr. Bunny Dojo is often overlooked in competitions and it always baffles me. Is it because his work is so professional that most assume it's retail art? Is it because his colorization of grayscale images is so finely-tuned that most assume it was always a color photo? Is it because his clean, disciplined arrangements seem simple and therefore easier to create?
I don't know the answers to these questions, but thankfully we don't have to ask them this month! Congratulations Tim on yet another masterwork of custom art. You are second to none when it comes to restoring these cinematic classics for the Blu-ray generation!
My absolute favourite this month, and so very well deserved win. I totally agree with Mr. Kern that The bunny's work often often get overlooked in competition, I have no idea why.
Always clean, crisp, with choice appropriate typography, and colorhandling beyond ordinary skill. Kudos to you, Tim. A well deserved win for sure - and finally again some recognition of your extraordinary design skills!
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