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I'm open for a change. That said, i like the current format a lot. So i guess 3

1. I can see some sites bending the rules and i think if theres nowt broke dont fix it

I also think other sites would be less likely to choose B&W films which would challenge the designers less.

It works as is. I prefer the current format as i don't visit other sites.

Keep it at MRCovers. That will avoid any suspicion of bias.

Also, everyone can relax... I will not be competing this year. But I will be sitting in judgment on your work.

Was hoping to see you in the comp as a designer again, Kernie, but you did an excellent job as a judge last year and gave every cover a thorough evaluation.

What you think about adding in the choice of movie design , the best animation movie ?

Kernie wrote:

QUOTE (Kernie @ Feb 10 2014, 01:19 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Keep it at MRCovers. That will avoid any suspicion of bias.

xshoty wrote:

QUOTE (xshoty @ Feb 15 2014, 04:01 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

What you think about adding in the choice of movie design , the best animation movie ?

Hmm... that's a good question. I worry that the judges might have trouble ranking live action and animated covers together, since comparing a classic movie to a modern one is already pretty challenging.

What's the probable winner, Frozen? If there are diverse materials available, and there are designers who prefer that movie to either of the other two regular titles, I'm not necessarily against it.

Does anyone else have an opinion one way or the other?

I understand your point ! It was only a suggestion, if other people agree why not include , classic, modern and animated :P