Digital Killed The Analogue Star
Digital Killed The Analogue Star – or Digi-Skull
Has digital killed analogue, who knows?
(You can view the component graphics by selecting a light colour tee)
Detail:
The tee:
More hands and skulls:
T-Shirts
Digital Killed The Analogue Star T-Shirt
JohnGo
Cool design.
rubyred replied
Pleased you think so John!
zomboy
nice design – I particularly like the lighting effect inside the palms – specky!
rubyred replied
Cheers buddy, shame the preview looks a little dull though.
Sam Dantone
You have an entire movie plot in the palm of your hands with this one…
Beautiful work…
Sam Dantone
rubyred replied
Cheers Sam, I was aiming for a touch of drama with this one.
Naf4d
ah! I see what you mean – nice one, looks great.
rubyred replied
Cheers mate.
Rustyoldtown
I think it looks better on the light tees when you can see the skull shape.
Extremely well done!
rubyred replied
Thanks Rusty. I planned it for black on black printing originally to add a bit of mood to the image.
yanmos
i agree with zomboy, awesome lighting effect in hands!
rubyred replied
Thanks Yannis, I’m pleased it looks like a glow.
ANewKindOfWater
RE: halftones – we don’t really need them for gradient color on RB, right? Its cool it has become a graphic effect unto itself.
RE:”analogue”—is the “-ue” suffix a British thing? I have a shirt called Analog Modernist referring to tape-recorded music and sound; is this correct usage? Wikipedia wasn’t much help.
rubyred replied
Halftones are used purely to add to the ‘digital’ look for this. Us brits like to use the ‘U’ especially in ‘colour’ and ‘analogue’! Thanks for having a look.
ANewKindOfWater
I know ‘colour’ from too much martin amis and www.colourlovers.com. Was not clear if ‘analogue’ was for non-digital + music-related, or just British spelling. I almost titled that shirt “Analogue Moderniste’ but that was going a little too far.
Agreed on “digital” look – if it was just a smooth fade around the eyes it would not be as striking and machine-like.
Rajee
Great design. :D
rubyred replied
Thanks Rajee
ElRobbo
This is excellent (once again) RubyRed!
I was around when video (almost) killed the radio star – you’ve made an astute analogy here with this version!
I’m always curious to see what you come up with next!
Nice work!
rubyred replied
Thanks for you kind comment, I’m pleased the concept seems to have worked!
Natalie Tyler
Oh wow. I really, really love this Roger. Everything about it is brilliant, from the choice of colours to the red halftone in the eyes, to the light in the hands. Great design.
rubyred replied
Cheers Nat very nice to know. I had a more complicated version but I’m pleased I ket it simple in the end.
sjem ©
This is seriously ingenious work Roget’s Thesaurus. The way it works on light or dark fabric is a total mind blow.
Look ace of base too.
rubyred replied
Thank you Sir, I bow in your general direction. I was inspired to have a bash at another skull after your galactic efforts last week.
quigonjim
Hey there Mr.D. This is a great design sir, really like it : )
Halftone madness… superb stuff!!!
Natalie Tyler
Hahaha. “Roget’s Thesaurus” = sjem’s nickname of the week.
Danny
Roger “The Hands” . Your skills and willingness to experiment is taking your work to new levels.
This is BRILLIANT.
rubyred replied
Thanks Danny that means a lot. I fear I have nurtured a hand fetish.
Nick Ford
The Hand Master has done it again! Top shelf Rog.
rubyred replied
Woohhoo the ‘Top Shelf’ – yeeha! I was hoping for a space next to your work in the ‘Top Drawer’ ;)
Cathie Tranent
Whoah. Really. Love the way the hands glow. You are a bloody genius.
rubyred replied
Way too kind Cathie! I’m chuffed you like it ;)
Tom Douce
Those hands, that halftone, those eyes. I’m in awe mate.
rubyred replied
Nice one, thanks Tom!
Simon Sherry
Stunning work mate – the gradient in the linework of the hands is brilliance, and I love the concept!
rubyred replied
Cheers Buddy. I was playing with a few ideas for the concept, but knew it had to involve hands somehow, can’t have enough hands!
trev4000
cool art
rubyred replied
Thanks Trev!
richardgil
Terrific!
rubyred replied about 1 month ago
I’m pleased you think so, thanks Richard.
Anne Hale about 1 month ago
You have a great imagination. This is an awesome design!
rubyred replied about 1 month ago
Thanks Anne. Sometimes, random stuff just pops into my head and I have to get it out!
Scott Robinson about 1 month ago
God damn this is slick Roger! Give me a huge Tron vibe, which is always a good thing
rubyred replied about 1 month ago
Cheers mate. I was originally playing with a pink version, but I also felt the Tron vibe with this colour version so stuck with it.
easyeye about 1 month ago
nice design
rubyred replied about 1 month ago
Thanks very much for having a look.
vrangnarr about 1 month ago
Very nice! Digital cthulhu?!
rubyred replied about 1 month ago
Could almost be couldn’t it?
ortonstudios about 1 month ago
I love your work. How do you get the time to pump out so many?
rubyred replied about 1 month ago
Hmmm, I seem to have been on a bit of a roll recently, quiet spell coming up ;)
ausven 29 days ago
Nice work mate – love the composite on the lighter tees.
rubyred replied 29 days ago
Cheers fella, it’s got a different feel on the lighter tees hasn’t it?
brainboxz 28 days ago
This is RAD!!! :)
rubyred replied 27 days ago
Thanks brainboxz, I appreciate you comment
heavyhand 27 days ago
Very cool!
rubyred replied 27 days ago
I’m pleased you think so!
mikoto 22 days ago
wicked, really like how it looks like a circuit board, one day they will think for themselves huh?
Matthew Parsons 19 days ago
This is wonderful, you have some stunning work
rubyred replied 18 days ago
Thanks Matthew, I really appreciate your positive comment.
Mark Richards 15 days ago
amazing design, great work!