ON3P WORST TOPSHEET CONTEST 2011

What I'd do is design and have a working file that is those dimensions, then take smaller sized down Jpegs of your work and submit them to NS. If you win, you do want a huge original, high res is better on such a big object.
 
is it better to make a rectangle like the winner of last year or in a pair of ski..
i have a sick design i think but i can't make it in a pair of ski because i don't have the skills, i don't know how!
 
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yeah and i do this too because i don't know how and i can't do a pair of ski..
those are mine!
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no another program named photofiltre.. a bit better than MS paint.. but took my like 3 hour to make...
 
i don't very know photoshop.. I use photofiltre from maybe.. 3 year..
I don't know how but i desinstall it 1 time 3 year ago and re-install it and it still working great for free!
 
I think they should acutally pick one of the worst ones. Not a good one like last years. Like one of these MS paint ones
 
Eh, Grizzlycorn is like what makes this contest great: nobody would actually dare to make a graphic like that in a non-contest setting. Some of the MS Paint ones are really, really bad, but making something compellingly awful - bad but paradoxically brilliant and good - is hard to come by.
 
There is a big difference between something awful that took 5 minutes in paint versus something terrible that took some time in photoshop. The Grizzlycorn is pretty terrible but it has important things going for it like composition.
 
So its not ugly enough..

But since I have some time on my hands, I might work on something..but getting drunk first..
 
last time you guys picked a pretty good looking topsheet. hopefully its an ugly choice this time matching the description of the contest.
 
We've made a change to the contest system this year to make sure that its a universally agreed "worst" topsheet, not just what we up in the office are revolted by. We did choose two winners last year, and that Steven Hawking one was really really bad...
 
We'd prefer it, but not a requirement. Please dont use other logos though, we'd really like to have a full year of production without a Cease and Desist letter...
 
Ahahaha I totally remember when I made that picture- I saw a thread about it and thought I'd add to the fun, little did I know the joke had been running for years!
 
Laws on using a persons likeness to promote a product are complex. The person who takes the photograph has the rights to the photograph, but the individual has the right to their likeness, when used in a promotional sense, as opposed to a journalistic sense.
 
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