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rickvsI discovered, at about 2pm local, that my deadline for the fabric design contest was three hours away rather than ten. Fortunately, Spoonflower appears to not penalize for uploading revisions to an existing design -- therefore, I sent in a marginally-acceptable placeholder layout, then filed off more rough edges and replaced it with this one:
http://www.spoonflower.com/fabric/533195
It won't be purchasable until the test swatch arrives and I approve it -- I have the impression that Spoonflower may make their bread and butter from the purchase of test swatches, even though they're inexpensive.
For those of you keeping score, a character roster may be found under the cut:
- Abada (African)
- Barbegazi (Swiss)
- Charybdis (Greek)
- Dirawong (Australian Aborigine)
- Encantado (South American)
- Fomorian (Irish)
- Golem (Jewish)
- Hadhayosh (Persian)
- Iktomi (Native American)
- Jackalope (North American)
- Kokopelli (Native American)
- Leviathan (Bible)
- Minotaur (Greek)
- Nixie (Germanic)
- Ouroborous (Egyptian)
- Pixiu (Chinese)
- Qilin (Chinese)
- Roc (Arabic / Persian)
- Sphinx (Greek)
- Tengu (Japanese)
- Urmahlullu (Mesopotamian)
- Valravn (Danish)
- Wolpertinger (German)
- Xiuhcoatl (Aztec)
- Yali (Hindu)
- Zhar-ptitsa (Russian)
I still ended up with more Greek entries than any other culture -- but only three. If I'd been going off the top of my head, it would have been more like twenty. I especially appreciated all the feedback -- and, of course, higher-rez artwork is available to them as request it.
http://www.spoonflower.com/fabric/533195
It won't be purchasable until the test swatch arrives and I approve it -- I have the impression that Spoonflower may make their bread and butter from the purchase of test swatches, even though they're inexpensive.
For those of you keeping score, a character roster may be found under the cut:
- Abada (African)
- Barbegazi (Swiss)
- Charybdis (Greek)
- Dirawong (Australian Aborigine)
- Encantado (South American)
- Fomorian (Irish)
- Golem (Jewish)
- Hadhayosh (Persian)
- Iktomi (Native American)
- Jackalope (North American)
- Kokopelli (Native American)
- Leviathan (Bible)
- Minotaur (Greek)
- Nixie (Germanic)
- Ouroborous (Egyptian)
- Pixiu (Chinese)
- Qilin (Chinese)
- Roc (Arabic / Persian)
- Sphinx (Greek)
- Tengu (Japanese)
- Urmahlullu (Mesopotamian)
- Valravn (Danish)
- Wolpertinger (German)
- Xiuhcoatl (Aztec)
- Yali (Hindu)
- Zhar-ptitsa (Russian)
I still ended up with more Greek entries than any other culture -- but only three. If I'd been going off the top of my head, it would have been more like twenty. I especially appreciated all the feedback -- and, of course, higher-rez artwork is available to them as request it.
