peter

I see what you did there.

Excellent work as usual.

Welcome back Craig! You deserve a drink after all that. The ice cubes are a neat touch.

With scenes like this who needs filters?

Great work Anderson! As Wosven has mentioned that there are 4 separate elements, I think that they could and should be on individual bottles or cans/tins to show the variety of flavours from the one brand. Now that craft beer has moved in on the real ale market, they need a classy design to stand out from the crowd....Have you shown your work at any beer festivals? Just found this link, hope you like it! http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/hamilton/collective-arts-brewing-art-and-craft-beer-1.3948206 Cheers peter

That Quilting Weekly reference had me in stitches Thanks Garry!

Next week's episode INFINITY AND BREXIT.

Holy (insert superlative)!

Brilliant T-shirt fodder, I'd bet they'd sell well. Don't forget to Ketchup on sleep/study/revision! (On the red eye again). Or even Mayo may not turn up to lectures tomorrow! (Sauce, sause sleepy). Hope there's more to come!

This isn't how I pictured Snake Pass...

Why is it that the only Sea of Tranquility, is on the Moon?

I really like them all. This is one ad campaign I would love to get involved with. Have you entered any of this for next year's Chip Shop Awards? This is a brilliant site for all creatives, to enter their fictitious campaign pieces like this. This is used by the industry giants to showcase work that is normally too clever, risqué, fictitious or subtle for general advertising. As for ideas, how about..? You can't say fish, without saying Shh! You can't say ocean, without saying Shh! You can't say ships, without saying Shh! You can't say shore, without saying Shh! You can't say sea shells, without saying Shh! David Attenborough, kneeling down at a rock pool, scooping out ear plugs that have fallen out of all of the seals/sea lions' ears Jean Michel Jarre's album Waiting for Cousteau (Yes that one, Jacques), with a mute icon over it, see below... Here'e the last track on the album...

Sort of...Use the screen grab function, then paste the vector view and wireframe view into separate layers. Then decide how much to crop or fade in or out. It's not perfect but you could always ask the team to add this function. HTH peter

The T-shirt really looks like something that could sell well at a beer festival or gig. Slap it on a beer bottle! Who or what is your character based on? This thing's got legs...A pint of Nutter, Landlord! Great job!