Brittany
10-23-2003, 08:37 PM
Ever since that infamous Photoshop Contest (http://webproworld.com/viewtopic.php?t=4331), which featured our Site Admin Garrett, I knew the day would come when it would be my turn to suffer -- uhm, I mean, star in a contest as well.
Well, that day has finally arrived.
Halloween is right around the corner, and what better way to celebrate it than with... a graphic design contest!
The story: It was a dark and stormy night... oops, wait, wrong story!
Our story goes like this: I was having a bit of a tough time trying to decide what my Halloween costume should be this year, so my office mate, whom you all know as jScott_Harris, decided to help me out by creating this creepy image:
http://images.ientrymail.com/webproworld/storm.jpg
Although it kind of looks like me when I first wake up in the mornings, it's actually Scott's depiction of me as Storm, my favorite character from the X-Men.
(He would've turned me into Gollum, but we figured that would be a bit TOO scary!)
WebProWorld Members, do you think you can top that? If so, we'd like to see YOUR ideas!
The same rules apply as before:
1. All entries must follow the forum rules. Nothing obscene, offensive, or malicious. Nudity is a definite no-no, but killing kittens could be ok in the right context - just kidding, but you get my point.
2. You host your image. We'll never get anything up if we have to host all the images. To post your image in the forum simply paste the path to your image in you message body, highlight it and hit the button labeled "Img" in the post interface. it should come out looking like:
http://images.ientrymail.com/webproworld/britt-lg.jpg
3. Feel free to comment on the images or post your ideas/suggestions, even if you don't want to enter the contest yourself
4. Submit as many times as you want -- there's no limit to the number of entries per person! Just have fun with it!
Deadline: You will have until October 30th to submit your masterpieces (or should I say, monsterpieces?)
Prize: What, you expect to win something for this? Oh, all right, the winner will have his/her site featured on Page One of WebProWorld as well as in the newsletter.
Just remember: Don't be mean or vulgar -- it's all for the sake of fun! :)
Well, that day has finally arrived.
Halloween is right around the corner, and what better way to celebrate it than with... a graphic design contest!
The story: It was a dark and stormy night... oops, wait, wrong story!
Our story goes like this: I was having a bit of a tough time trying to decide what my Halloween costume should be this year, so my office mate, whom you all know as jScott_Harris, decided to help me out by creating this creepy image:
http://images.ientrymail.com/webproworld/storm.jpg
Although it kind of looks like me when I first wake up in the mornings, it's actually Scott's depiction of me as Storm, my favorite character from the X-Men.
(He would've turned me into Gollum, but we figured that would be a bit TOO scary!)
WebProWorld Members, do you think you can top that? If so, we'd like to see YOUR ideas!
The same rules apply as before:
1. All entries must follow the forum rules. Nothing obscene, offensive, or malicious. Nudity is a definite no-no, but killing kittens could be ok in the right context - just kidding, but you get my point.
2. You host your image. We'll never get anything up if we have to host all the images. To post your image in the forum simply paste the path to your image in you message body, highlight it and hit the button labeled "Img" in the post interface. it should come out looking like:
http://images.ientrymail.com/webproworld/britt-lg.jpg
3. Feel free to comment on the images or post your ideas/suggestions, even if you don't want to enter the contest yourself
4. Submit as many times as you want -- there's no limit to the number of entries per person! Just have fun with it!
Deadline: You will have until October 30th to submit your masterpieces (or should I say, monsterpieces?)
Prize: What, you expect to win something for this? Oh, all right, the winner will have his/her site featured on Page One of WebProWorld as well as in the newsletter.
Just remember: Don't be mean or vulgar -- it's all for the sake of fun! :)