Pietro Pellicelli
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| 5:47:00 PM Sunday, November 11, 2007
Wayne, maybe you are right...on my side I was thinking to post some final feedback (aside of little comments here or there)...but each day we have some more hot shoes added...so I'm just delaying the post until the final design will be posted...
Beside that i believe that the level of this month is so hi that comments are more on the like/dislike side, because each one's work is very good.
About Brett's design, I think the tons of comments are due to the philosophical question regarding the feasibility of concepts...this is still a painful discussion theme between designers, so it's natural people take fire with it.
That said, I also think that below 6 rating for Sotiris design is ridiculous...to me concept + presentation put it at least at a level of 7.
Sometimes I really doubt some people rates designs just looking at thumbnails...
Ciaooo
Pietro
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Brett Golliff
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| 6:04:00 PM Sunday, November 11, 2007
Wayne I completely respect what you are saying and I say its debatable. One thing I have always respected about KG is that people give response to people that ask questions.
I don't feel that anyone is being ignored by any means (maybe I am wrong?) But if someone has a general question about their design I feel like it is usually answered. And its usually answered in depth. Thats just my opinion. |
Wayne Russell
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| 7:48:00 PM Sunday, November 11, 2007
Pietro: I have no problem with you (or anyone else) posting brief comments in opposed to long depth comments right away. Understandably, we all have varying obligations and time. I was just concerned that some were being treated differently than others.
Yes. I agree that some of the scores are ridiculous...but the same is true EVERY month. So, at least it's consistent. kinda. :)
I still think the scoring syem needs to be changed. It might not be all that feasible but I would like to see 3 scoring categories. One score for concept...one for rendering...one for functionality. The final score would be an average of the three.
Brett: Hmmm. Good point. I think that if someone reallllllly wanted to improve, they would ask for help. That doesn't seem to happen all that often. But, on the other hand..perhaps they don't know what to ask? I dunno.
Giants lost. :( |
yuanzheng song
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| 11:40:00 PM Sunday, November 11, 2007
Brett£ºHi£¬Do you make all those in the PhotoShop and Illustrator? Or you first build the 3D model and then use PhotoShop to render it? |
Brett Golliff
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| 8:36:00 AM Monday, November 12, 2007
Yuanzheng I make all of it in Photoshop/Illustrator. If I get some time later today I will post an image of what the drawing looks like before I render it. |
stephen christian
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| 10:49:00 AM Monday, November 12, 2007
thomas murphy--had you sketched a mid top version of your entry at all? it's cool as a low, but it'd be interesting to see, maybe...it (kind of) worked on the gilberts... |
KG
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| 12:11:00 PM Monday, November 12, 2007
Critiques/praises are always welcome. Without them, one would never improve. There wouldn't be a discussion here w/out them. Just keep in mind it isn't personal, it is someone's opinion. It is up to the individual to decide how to deal with critics and use them to improve.
Also, please don't forget this particular theme is Freestyle. "any way you like it". If there is any time to explore one's creative juices and be "out there" with a concept, this would be it.
Finally, next year, how everyone rate will be available for viewing. There will also be a comment section per rating submitted to enter justification for the ratings if the rater want. Basically, anyone will be able to see how you've rated so your credibility is at stake!
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johnny szabo
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| 1:08:00 PM Monday, November 12, 2007
I gotta agree Wayne, but I dont think anyone is overlooked. But I'm likingthe idea on rating the shoes, that would be something unique and cool. |
Britt Ashcraft
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| 1:38:00 PM Monday, November 12, 2007
Brett, I thought the rendering of your shoe was sick before I found out it was photoshop, now that I know its photoshop its even sicker. I think the design is solid, nice form and lines, and really flows well with the foot.
Tony your designs are always polished to me. A lot of things have been done to shoes but its the details and ideas that take it to the next level. And you have them both. What could be a plain shoe, and I mean this as a compliment, you take to the next level and make it your own with the details.
Even though this is a womans shoe I would rock it. I don't know if that is good or bad.
To me this contest is a toss up between Tony and Brett. I know that you guys all talk about the idea behind the shoe, and I understand the importance of that as being number one priority, form, materials and details speak volumes to me. They catch my eye, then its the idea that holds my attention. Its like a pretty girl she will catch your eye from afar but if there is no substance to her, you are going to get bored very quick. but once you find out that girl has looks and personality then its "go" time. |
Tony Hardman
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| 3:06:00 PM Monday, November 12, 2007
Admin: Great idea! I think we need more critiques in general.
..the scores seem really brutal this month. It seems to me that people are voting based on who they think should "win" vs. just looking at each entry as an individual and letting the score average out to what it is.
Britt: Wow, thanks man. That's a helluva compliment.
Wayne: Don't you hate when you tivo the game so you can watch it later and you are trying to avoid seeing who won so you can watch it like it's really happening, but then you log on to KG and see "Giants lost :( ".....LOL. That sucks. Also, I think the best get picked on/scrutinized more because we can all see how close the work is to being impeccable and we really want to see them get over that final hump!
I don't recall who said it, (was it WR?) but the multiple criteria score is a GREAT idea that admin should really consider!
-TH |
Benno Krysztofiak
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| 3:31:00 PM Monday, November 12, 2007
next try
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Brett Golliff
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| 3:42:00 PM Monday, November 12, 2007
Britt thanks for the compliment. Nice analogy also. I enjoy doing photoshop as opposed to 3d software. Its so much quicker and more fluid. |
Wayne Russell
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| 4:36:00 PM Monday, November 12, 2007
Tony: I didn't say which Giants lost..right?...so you can still watch whatever tivo recored for you. Seriously tho, sorry about that. |
Tony Hardman
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| 5:11:00 PM Monday, November 12, 2007
Wayne: ha ha ha..it's all good. I watched it last night. I wanted them to beat the boys so the Packers would have a better record. Oh well, at least the Colts lost! Speaking of which...man, that was crazy! Yo, you should give us an update on your progress at Ryka!
-TH |
sotiris tasiopoulos
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| 6:25:00 PM Monday, November 12, 2007
I think this is one of the most interesting months in all levels..nice designs from everyone,well-aimed comments n some questionable subjects to discuss..
Pietro,thanks for moral support n estimate about my concept but after all i understand n feel your point behind your comments..it just happen to be me.Don't want anyone to take this as a personal excuse or think that i m feeling wronged..for me the thing that feeling part of this community n help me to improve my skills is more important than numbers n points but i've also noticed often that sometimes rating is very fictitious for some participants in relation to the design quality level,functionality,innovation n time each one has spent for each concept..
To be honest i always attempt friends(like we all have)anytime i'm finalist to vote for me,trying to be fair to the game n mostly to have a more objective opinion n rating about my concept but sometimes don't know where this starts or ends for everyone(I'm not implying anything to anyone personally)..Please don't let me be misunderstood,it's just a deposit of thoughts that i think we all have in the back of the mind..In that point don't know if,simultaneously with people's voting,an expert team on shoe design n technique could have influence on the final results according to-as Wayne said-concept,rendering,functionality.
Another thing i'd like to point out is that sometimes the time distance from the first to the last finalist is so big-especially when the finalists are many- that unfortunately the last ones in order lose some of people's vote that haven't visit the site for long time.It's sure that appearing one submission almost every day keeping all of us in tune n agony for the final result but in my opinion would be more fair for all finalists to share the same time on exhibit their concepts n people to vote at once for all so we can have a more-in real time-result..
Congrats to all finalists..really nice work from everyone..peace |
Wayne Russell
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| 6:51:00 PM Monday, November 12, 2007
Tony: I kinda wanted the ponies to win last night. I felt a little bad for Peyton when they showed him sitting on the bench. He looked like his puppy got ran over. But in actuality, it didn't. At least I don't think.
AND whatever it is the packers are packing( cheese?)...stinks. Early playoff exit for those guys.
Ryka update? ummm, I guess when production samples start rolling in I'll do a mini show and tell...so early next year. I don't have anything droppin until spring 09.
ok. back to freesytle stuff. sorry. |
Tony Hardman
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| 7:03:00 PM Monday, November 12, 2007
LOL...I have never actually thought about what they might be "Packing". But with the Vickings it musta been heat cuz they killed those fools! I can guarantee you they got more game than the Giants though ;)...only time will tell homie!
Soritis: Several of us have shared your sentiments outside of the board. The scoring is strange this month, but you have the right attitude to learn and build from the comments, rather than live or die by your score. In the end it's all for fun right?
-TH |
yuanzheng song
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| 11:12:00 PM Monday, November 12, 2007
Brett:I can't wait for your image...put more up here,let's see how you make this great rendering. |
Nick Huber
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| 10:15:00 AM Tuesday, November 13, 2007
i just checked after a few days away from kicksguide, there was quite a bit of reading to catch up with peoples comments.
Admin: great idea for next year, I think that these changes will help everybody learn and grow as designers. It will also make us think longer on how we rate the other shoes.
sotiris: I def agree with your comments, I know that i have thought the same thing.
brett: I got to say sweet rendering. How are you enjoying your internship at NB. I loved it when i was there, great people. (i interned with Kids, walking, and team sports)
tony: I am really liking how you have continued with the vitus theme. I wouldnt be suprised if you started to see others submitting Vitus designs, instead of nike, in future competitions. you have done a great job with this womens shoe in not making it overly feminine which can be delicate balance. Im still skeptical about people needing to change the pressure in the midsole on the fly. I think its great to be able to have different settings, but who needs to change these settings mid-stride. But that being said, I am glad that you have pushed the envelope and made us all think about the possibility.
Ryan: we could use a design from you to round out these competitions. |
guy perez
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| 10:31:00 AM Tuesday, November 13, 2007
hey everyone.it's my first chat here at KG and i'm realy excited but i have a problem with posting my rendering. the size of it is bigger then 200k as you post on rules.i can't reduce the size of it cos' it will damadge my rendering.what should i do.-thanks!!! guy perez |
Brett Golliff
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| 3:09:00 PM Tuesday, November 13, 2007
Yuanzheng I hate to do this too you man but your going to have to wait another day. I am mad busy here at work. But don't get too excited; I don't want to dissappoint you. All my renderings are just using the paint brush and creating my own textures in illustrator or scanning them in and making them a pattern. If I didn't merge my layers as I went along my renderings would be like 200+ layers easily.
Nick: I enjoy it here. I am in AP and staying quite busy and enjoying the people. Lawrence isn't the most attractive area though. lol. But none the less it is fun and a great learning process. Everybody is young which is nice. |
Tony Hardman
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| 8:29:00 PM Tuesday, November 13, 2007
no Vents??? |
stephen christian
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| 11:29:00 PM Tuesday, November 13, 2007
or ian... |
guy perez
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| 12:52:00 PM Wednesday, November 14, 2007
Hello Admin,yesterday I posted that my rendering is bigger than what you posted it sould be, and i can't change it.i realy want to send it before deadline.could anybody please tell me if there's something i can do about it or just send it the way it is thank you. |
Tony Hardman
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| 1:17:00 PM Wednesday, November 14, 2007
Guy: Email it to me. I will resize it and send it back to you.
spacedigital23@yahoo.com
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joe sattler
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| 3:53:00 PM Wednesday, November 14, 2007
Ey! This is the sketch I entered for the freestyle. I used a cintiq and sketchbook pro. Hope you like it.
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Nick Huber
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| 6:07:00 PM Wednesday, November 14, 2007
guy: when you save the image try saving for the web, or optomized. |
edgar vergara
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| 11:43:00 AM Thursday, November 15, 2007
Hey everyone!!! all jobs are good! my favorites are ... Pietro (every design that you make its fantastic!!!!) Thomas, Brett & John !!
regards
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Hoang Dat
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| 1:47:00 PM Thursday, November 15, 2007
OH YEAH!..Edgar/ your Jordan is incredible! YES I LIKE! nice 3D, can we have other views of this "thing"!... very iresistible! |
stephen christian
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| 2:43:00 PM Thursday, November 15, 2007
very nice, edgar v. too bad you didn't enter it into freestyle. i'd rock those, once you throw on a bright green accent. joe, that reminds me of trainer hi sc's...must be the silouette. |
Tony Hardman
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| 5:14:00 PM Thursday, November 15, 2007
Those look sweet, Edgar! What's the meaning behind the print?
-TH |
Pietro Pellicelli
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| 5:26:00 PM Thursday, November 15, 2007
Thanks Edgar!
Your design is very cool...as always it seems like you can put a hand into the pc screen and really bring the shoe out of it!
The design is simple but sophisticated thanks to the nice pattern and nice details, asymmetrical collar is jordanesque too, well done!
I can see a couple of cool details also on the flat part of the outsole...maybe a single small tortuga pattern with the jumpman on the side, positive vs negative.
Ciaooo
Pietro
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Erik Arlen
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| 8:06:00 PM Thursday, November 15, 2007
Sweet "J" Edgar, the 3D looks really great(got some more views to share with us?)
Concerning this month entries my top 5 would be:
Pietro-Hoang-Tom-Brett-John.
//e
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Wayne Russell
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| 10:54:00 PM Thursday, November 15, 2007
wowwwwwwwwwww. Trainer tortuga. Those are epic. I like. |
Jamien Sills
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| 5:04:00 AM Friday, November 16, 2007
Edgar, WOW!! A small tweak here and there and I could definitely see that being a flagship Jordan. If that could have been the XX3, I would feel at peace. Amazing Job. |
edgar vergara
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| 11:35:00 AM Friday, November 16, 2007
Thanks for comments, are wellcome!
Trainer tortuga (turtle shell Print pattern): in this job, making a mix of AJ14 lines (details),very simple, low profile, good perfomance & Jordan Style with a turtle (slow/fast - black/white - low/high … ) Full
circle!
hasta la vista!
 |
Tony Hardman
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| 11:40:00 AM Friday, November 16, 2007
Edgar: Awesome, Awesome, Awesome, Awesome!!!!!!
LOVE the thoughts in this one!!!
-TH
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Tony Hardman
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| 5:56:00 PM Friday, November 16, 2007
what a bizarre month..some of the best entries we've ever seen with some of the lowest scores we've ever seen. Weird. |
karabo anoh
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| 7:06:00 PM Friday, November 16, 2007
Even without a score you guys designs are really good and inspiring. People really pushed themselves to the max on this one, i hope you still have some creative juice left. lol
Congrats to everyone and keep up the love and passion!!
Footwear design is not dead yet!! there is still hope and people out there who are passionate about it. |
Erik Arlen
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| 7:41:00 PM Friday, November 16, 2007
Agree w/ you TH.....definitely Weird.
For my point of view the rating system has to be definitely rethink as WR already mentioned it. (who knows it'll maybe happens with the new: logo,website... ), especially when we see how serious become this monthly theme and that more and more people seems to spend a lot of times on it, everybody deserves to be more honestly and seriously judged/rated.
//e
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stephen christian
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| 11:23:00 PM Friday, November 16, 2007
possibly if a personalized kg comes along, like has been mentioned, that will give way to more pure interaction and feedback, etc, if each shoe entered had its own thread. that might be a bit more effective than having one thread for 15 different shoes. and i really really hope edgar didn't submit the tortuga for freestyle, because if that didn't make the finals, i expect to see cosmic implosions and cats turning inside-out very soon. (what???) |
Jonathan Mitchell
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| 6:46:00 AM Saturday, November 17, 2007
I've seen this trend of vote manipulation going on since I found this website a year or so ago.... Truly, it’s really nothing new. Some people will do whatever it takes to win. Yah-this month is crazier than normal, but I always like to go back to the “Rules” of when submitting an entry and remember what this site is really about- "Remember that respect is earned, not stolen. BE TRUE TO THE GAME!" Yes, we all have put a lot of time into our entries, but to me this site is more about learning- and growing as designers than winning. The deserving may OR might not win in the votes this month. But, those who have done well will gain the respect of those who are true to what this web-site is trying to accomplish. Everyone has their own preferences, but I personally give out my respect my winner- Brett Golliff! Brett you pushed the bar to crazy heights. Yes, you did take some slack for the "functionality" of your design, but like it was said-that can be easily fixed! Plus, your Photoshop rendering is sooooo good that it has tricked people into thinking that you used a 3-D program. Mad Props!
P.S. --Edgar Vergara- You have been one of my top fav designers since I came across kicksguide. I love Your Tortuga! The print is Bangin.' Your design is simple- yet elegant-fashionable-fresh……I could go on but it is Hotness! Haha -Cherry!!!!
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Pietro Pellicelli
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| 6:55:00 AM Saturday, November 17, 2007
...the boss is really killing me..."fix leather, fix shades, add smoke, fix background...more smoke...and eventually some lens flare!"...oh nooooo!
Ciaooo
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Nestor Hernandez
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| 10:08:00 AM Saturday, November 17, 2007
That's funny P! I can actually hear him saying all that LOL... |
johnny szabo
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| 3:16:00 PM Saturday, November 17, 2007
Edgar, is that n production, lovin that design. |
Brett Golliff
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| 10:19:00 PM Saturday, November 17, 2007
Jonathan thank you for the compliments. I worked really hard on those renderings. During college I hated 3/d programs so much (I realize their value and I can use them) but I told my teachers I would do my best to convince that I could fool their eye with a good photoshop rendering. Its much more expressive in my eyes.
P.S. I am not going to be around for a little over a week. So everyone have a wonderful Thanksgiving and also good luck during the rest of the competition.
B |
Brett Golliff
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| 10:21:00 PM Saturday, November 17, 2007
I forgot. Pietro- I like that rendering a lot more with the leather on it; (Not that it was bad) but I love the the depth it adds. |
Tony Hardman
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| 2:54:00 AM Sunday, November 18, 2007
Yeah, Pietro! See what happens when you listen to your boss?!
LOL...j/p. I didn't say anything about a lens flare! =b
Great job P!
Edgar...would love to see bigger views of that shoe! Hook us up! |
Jean-Cclaude Kabongo
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| 11:40:00 PM Sunday, November 18, 2007
-EDGAR V.- MAN THIS ONE SLICK ASS SHOE YOU DESIGNED THERE, I JUST HOPE ONE OF THE JORDAN GUYS STOPS BUY AND PUT IT OUT MAN, THE SHOE IS SIIIICK THETURTLE DESIGN IS CRAZY, THE ONLY THANG I WOULD CHANGE ON IT IS THE PULL UP THING ON THE BACK, A BIT TO LONG. NICE WORK. |
Ventsislav Nikolov
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| 6:09:00 AM Monday, November 19, 2007
A very good month ,my friends ! As with most of the FreeStyle's ,maybe have to make it often ! Really like John's stuff , really smooth and clean ! Tony, Pietro , maybe you have to join forces so maybe Vitus-Hardman stuff will go alive !I would really like the inspiration behing such a thing ! By the way , Pietro ,congrats on the Hoops stuff ! The shoe is looking great on the pictures! ... How is it going Murph , everything OK ?! Ole ! |
KG
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| 12:16:00 PM Monday, November 19, 2007
Regarding the ratings, keep in mind, there are automated jobs to catch and eliminate those who are tampering/cheating. So yes, you will see scores spikes and drops, but in the end, it will even itself out and the cheaters will end up wasting both their time, account and creditbility. |
Rich Benares
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| 12:44:00 PM Monday, November 19, 2007
Yes yes yes....add lens flare!!! Make it look like a samurai sword! lol |
johnny szabo
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| 1:35:00 PM Monday, November 19, 2007
Lens flare, would give it a cool look! |
Pepijn Martens
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| 6:16:00 PM Monday, November 19, 2007
Hey Pietro, your imaginary boss is right, it looks even better now.. but one more thing maybe; that red stitching looks like its made out of neon light.. a bit too bright..?? But I'm nitpicking of course..
Saw your shoe ad in SLAM! Did you play in the shoes already? ciao. PEP
oh and Edgar: that rendering does like amazing, your shoes look more natural every time, and the designs get better and better too..! If you send this in for next months theme the kicksguide logo might just become a turtle shell soon.. |
Pietro Pellicelli
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| 7:02:00 PM Monday, November 19, 2007
Pep!
Yeah...the boss is very picky ;)...anyway the rendering was thought for a different colorway, so i had to re-adjust a few layers, and i'm still not happy even with the enlighted part of leather over lateral malleoli, it needs to be rotated a bit down...
It's almost a whole year I'm playing in Hops shoes...this evening I've played a full game wearing lo-cuts, and I had no stability problems, very nice ride...which could mean 2 things: 1) medial wing works really very well; 2) 35 years of age over my legs have reduced a bit my power...I think reason 1) is the most true, since I'm still an ATHLETE ;)
Vents! Olè!
Thanks a lot for your words! I think Hops look even better in person ;)
It's a long time i don't hear from you...Are you already into the industry?
LENS FLARE TO YOU ALL!!!!!!!!!!
Pietro
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Jean-Cclaude Kabongo
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| 10:58:00 PM Monday, November 19, 2007
-PIETRO- I GOT A QUESTION HERE ON YOUR SHOE, WAS THIS SHOE SUPPOSE TO BE A BASKESTBALL SHOE? |
johnny szabo
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| 4:35:00 PM Tuesday, November 20, 2007
Congrats Brett, nice concept, clean rendering! |
Pietro Pellicelli
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| 5:40:00 PM Tuesday, November 20, 2007
Congrats Brett! I really like your concept and the execution is superb too!!! Freeeeeesstyle!
As opposed to what DE said about the ankle collar in the back view, I like it so thin, it makes me think like the shoe is in the "OFF" position, and it turns "ON" only when you put your foot into it.
My idea about your anatomy is more like you have a reverse anatomy; lycra-skin, graphite-bones, foamposite-tendons...anyway good thought.
Jean Claude: yeah, NGÜ is a super lightweight basketball shoe.
Ciaoooo
Pietro |
Wayne Russell
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| 6:27:00 PM Tuesday, November 20, 2007
Congrats Brett! nice work man...one of this years best entries. |
David Whetstone
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| 7:10:00 PM Tuesday, November 20, 2007
Just checking in with a CONGRATS.
Great work man.
David |
Tony Hardman
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| 8:23:00 PM Tuesday, November 20, 2007
Congrats, Brett! Great concept!!! Way to go man.
-TH |
Luvell Stepter
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| 9:41:00 PM Tuesday, November 20, 2007
Congrats Bret way to go! |
Tony Hardman
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| 2:47:00 AM Wednesday, November 21, 2007
Hey guys,
I finally got my website up. It may not be live quite yet, but check it out and let me know what you think.
www.tonyhardman.com
-TH |
Jonathan Mitchell
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| 5:37:00 AM Wednesday, November 21, 2007
Congrats Brett! You deserved it!
Tony- Your website is amaizing--As I was looking at it all I was thinking was, "So this is how its supposed to be done..." It is so thorough!!!! Thanks for all the time and insight you give. |
stephen christian
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| 9:02:00 AM Wednesday, November 21, 2007
congrats, brett....smoooooth..... |
Rich Benares
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| 1:43:00 PM Wednesday, November 21, 2007
Tony, your site is crap... no lense flares at all! NONE! SMH! lol |
Ben Adams-Keane
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| 2:09:00 PM Wednesday, November 21, 2007
Congrats Brett! Awesome design!
Tony the site looks awesome! And thanks for showing my sketches and such on the Kendo project....very much appreciated. |
Tony Hardman
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| 3:26:00 PM Wednesday, November 21, 2007
Ben- Thanks man! No sweat. You worked hard on that so I wanted to get you a little free advertising!
Rich- LMAO! I may add a feature that turns your cursor into a lens flare when you enter the site! LOL
Thanks Justin, just don't follow my site decorating techniques! I design shoes not websites! lol |
ade otabor
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| 9:21:00 PM Wednesday, November 21, 2007
congrats brett!
hey TH, you working on that shoe dictionary for us newbs!? |
edgar vergara
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| 10:43:00 AM Thursday, November 22, 2007
-thanks for comments-
Congrats Brett!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Tony- the site is good, I like your designs...that shoes are full package"!!! |
meka dizzo
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| 7:07:00 PM Friday, November 23, 2007
congrats Ben.this was a great month yall
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meka dizzo
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| 7:09:00 PM Friday, November 23, 2007
meant 2 say Brett.
Congrats Brett....... |
Wayne Russell
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| 12:21:00 AM Saturday, November 24, 2007
Tony: good job on the site, mister. Even the lies are well crafted! "extremely ambitious"? ok. your ambition is marginal at best, pally :)
Who are you targeting with the site? Design directors? HR?
I have coroflot but I don't know if that's impressive enough(for prospective employers). any thoughts on that? |
Travis Peterson
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| 3:09:00 AM Saturday, November 24, 2007
Tony I love you! Man all you have done has been so much help and the website is like icing on the cake! Thanks a ton...and by the way I DIG all the hand-done work you have on your site--you know how I like that. |
Tony Hardman
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| 4:02:00 AM Saturday, November 24, 2007
Thank you guys for the comments on the site but I should have posted it in the general forum. I think this should be more focused on the work Brett has done this month and congratulating him. My bad Brett for posting that here and interrupting your victory. I just posted it up here since this was the most current topic. If you would like to comment on the site, please reply in the general discussion. Again, Great job, Brett!!! |
Ventsislav Nikolov
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| 9:39:00 AM Monday, November 26, 2007
Congrats , Brett ! Solid !
Pietro : No, I'm not in the industry , but I got my first taste of it this summer - I spent some time as intern with Puma in Herzo.Ole ! |
Brett Golliff
(47)
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| 1:13:00 PM Monday, November 26, 2007
Well I am finally back.
I just wanted to say thank you for all that voted for me and for all the comments. It is good to finally win one.
Tony no worries on the website posting. I haven't had a chance to check it out yet (I am sure it is great). I will tomorrow when I am back at the office.
Thanks again!
B |
Ryan Holler
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| 9:09:00 PM Tuesday, November 27, 2007
Brett, congrats on the win, man. I'm glad you won, despite that your shoe has no closure system. Aside from that, it's a very nice design, and affirmation for all the hard work you've put in recently---not just on this shoe but others too. |
Brett Golliff
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| 6:07:00 PM Wednesday, November 28, 2007
Thanks Ryan! I really appreciate that man.
B |
Oliver Valdovinos
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| 8:22:00 PM Wednesday, November 28, 2007
Man! I´m surprised with your works, people, but at the same time worried... i mean, you all are doing great visual designs, but as a shoes people (i´m already a modelist and designer in MEXICO) i know most of them are imposible to realize technically. Just as a positive comment please introduce yourselves in this wondefull world of shoes manufacturing and easily you´ll become the future of the industry
Love. Excuse my english iod_kahn@yahoo.com |
jimmy dagon
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| 5:32:00 PM Tuesday, February 24, 2009
this is my first pair of PE shoes (wilson chandler) any suggestions?
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