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It looks more like a piece of the triforce than the actual triforce. I think you should add items where I put the red circles so it looks more like the triforce.
Are you just relying on one game for the objects? Because there's masks and stuff, and I don't know anything about Twilight Princess. Oh, and the little rat bomb things.
@ Kewop Decam: What Iruka said.
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BRO LET ME GET REAL WITH YOU AND SAY THAT MY FINGERS ARE PREPPED AND HOT LIKE THE SURFACE OF THE SUN TO BRING RADICAL BEATS SO SMOOTH THE SHIT WILL BE MEDICINAL-GRADE TRIPNASTY MAKING ALL BRAINWAVES ROLL ON THE SURFACE OF A BALLS-FEISTY NEURAL RAINBOW CRACKA-LACKIN' YOUR PERCEPTION OF THE HERE-NOW SPACE-TIME SITUATION THAT ALL OF LIFE BE JAMMED UP IN THROUGH THE UNIVERSAL FLOW BEATS
I need to know: is there any sort of legal trouble you can get into for selling these? I mean, does the copyright not cover the items in the game?
OR does this fall under artist reproduction of things, making you the new owner of the art? I know you've been doing this for a while, so I'd love to hear the actual explanation.
Put in some Windwaker love. Grappling hook + sail. Can't forget the magic rod from Link's Awakening either. Oh and Roc's feather/cape. Can't forget the Megaton Hammer from OOT either.
I think I remember just about every item from every Zelda game. I'm a goddamn Zelda nerd.
I'd buy this.
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Long distance runner, what you standin' there for?
I see you have the Koriki shield and the Hylean shield, if you put the Mirror shield, will it be the cresent moon or the face?
Also you should have the bracelets and mitts.
oh, and Bottles, the most important of link's arsenal, after the sword.
Here's an idea. What about instead of random icons scattered all over the place, make the Courage triforce items and weapons, the Wisdom triforce recurring characters in small form (Maron/Taron, Link, Zelda, etc), And recurring enemies as Power triforce.
I need to know: is there any sort of legal trouble you can get into for selling these? I mean, does the copyright not cover the items in the game?
OR does this fall under artist reproduction of things, making you the new owner of the art? I know you've been doing this for a while, so I'd love to hear the actual explanation.
I was wondering this myself, and I always thought you needed some sort of permission from the company before you could sell any of the work. I think this is why Threadless doesn't allow it unless it's parody - parodies are copyright-protection-free, from what I recall. You can't sell something that's got the "Superman" logo on it without permission, but you can sell it if it's a parody and says "E" in the middle or something.
I'm pretty sure that that rule applies to this, so I'd like to get a more "in-depth" explanation too...I don't really know how all this works!
I'm not sure of the technicalities, but as long as you lean toward homage and parody rather than outright copyright infringment you'll be ok. For example, my Bauer Power and Nintendo Family Tree designs have not been problematic for Nerdyshirts.
For this tee, as long as I don't use the words Zelda, Triforce or have a big picture of Link copied out of the game manual, I'll be fine.
I like it, and I'm sorry to say this, but if you put it in Hot Topic you'd sell thousands. Just because Hot Topic has a lot of stores and some people that go in there buy stuff that has anything that has anything Zelda related on it. It's a really original idea, and I know a lot of people who would wear it.
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BRO LET ME GET REAL WITH YOU AND SAY THAT MY FINGERS ARE PREPPED AND HOT LIKE THE SURFACE OF THE SUN TO BRING RADICAL BEATS SO SMOOTH THE SHIT WILL BE MEDICINAL-GRADE TRIPNASTY MAKING ALL BRAINWAVES ROLL ON THE SURFACE OF A BALLS-FEISTY NEURAL RAINBOW CRACKA-LACKIN' YOUR PERCEPTION OF THE HERE-NOW SPACE-TIME SITUATION THAT ALL OF LIFE BE JAMMED UP IN THROUGH THE UNIVERSAL FLOW BEATS
I'm not sure of the technicalities, but as long as you lean toward homage and parody rather than outright copyright infringment you'll be ok. For example, my Bauer Power and Nintendo Family Tree designs have not been problematic for Nerdyshirts.
For this tee, as long as I don't use the words Zelda, Triforce or have a big picture of Link copied out of the game manual, I'll be fine.
Huh, I didn't know that "homage" fit in there. I thought that even images would get you in trouble - like you couldn't draw a picture of Mario and sell it. This T-shirt is a bit less specific - i.e. no picture of Link...but that's interesting, regardless. Learn somethin' every day, ya do! In regards to the design itself, I like it muchly, and I already know somebody who'd totally buy it. :P
I'm in the process of setting up a nerdy t-shirt company with the guy who runs Funkrush. I noticed that there are a lot of nerdy shirt stores on the web, but none of them produce anything that good. Some have nice ideas, but most are badly executed. We want to sell shirts for the fashion conscious nerd.
I might just have to buy this for my friend for his birthday (if I remember). Sweet stuff Moss.
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BRO LET ME GET REAL WITH YOU AND SAY THAT MY FINGERS ARE PREPPED AND HOT LIKE THE SURFACE OF THE SUN TO BRING RADICAL BEATS SO SMOOTH THE SHIT WILL BE MEDICINAL-GRADE TRIPNASTY MAKING ALL BRAINWAVES ROLL ON THE SURFACE OF A BALLS-FEISTY NEURAL RAINBOW CRACKA-LACKIN' YOUR PERCEPTION OF THE HERE-NOW SPACE-TIME SITUATION THAT ALL OF LIFE BE JAMMED UP IN THROUGH THE UNIVERSAL FLOW BEATS
I'd buy that shirt if you managed to squeeze in Majora's mask in there somewhere.
That's actually a good idea for a shirt -- one with a picture of every mask from Majora's Mask on it. That would kick so much ass, you'd probably go blind.
I'd buy that shirt if you managed to squeeze in Majora's mask in there somewhere.
That's actually a good idea for a shirt -- one with a picture of every mask from Majora's Mask on it. That would kick so much ass, you'd probably go blind.
Good thinking.
Maybe he could make the special transformation masks different colors from the other masks; green for the deku scrub, red for the goron, and blue for the zora one. Maybe even put each mask in their respective triforce piece, I dunno.
Oh, and i'd kill if you could also do the same treatment for the Fierce Deity mask. It's like the coolest Zelda lore that everybody completely ignores.
I dunno, I was disappointed by Majora's Mask when it came out. I still beat it, but pretty much every Zelda game ever made beats it (with the exception of those horrible titles that were on the Phillips CD-i).
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Long distance runner, what you standin' there for?
I dunno, I was disappointed by Majora's Mask when it came out. I still beat it, but pretty much every Zelda game ever made beats it (with the exception of those horrible titles that were on the Phillips CD-i).
Speaking of disappointing.. Twilight Princess. I thought the graphics were stunning for a gamecube game, but it had well under half the play time and replay value of its predecessors. What sucks is I'm seeing that pattern among other popular game franchises. Dawn of Mana is another example of a great series going down a bad road. It takes all of 10 hours to beat if you hurry.. 15+ if you take your time. FFXII is amazing, though. Makes me wonder how rushed Dawn of Mana was...
I dunno, I was disappointed by Majora's Mask when it came out. I still beat it, but pretty much every Zelda game ever made beats it (with the exception of those horrible titles that were on the Phillips CD-i).
Are you serious?
That game was fantastic man. Was a lot darker than most zelda games, and they did one hell of a job with the side characters. It seemed like every NPC had an interesting backstory to it, something lacking in most games out there (including other Zelda games).
I just think it got a poor reception compared to the other Zeldas because it had the fate of following up the megaton bomb that was Ocarina.
Also, Stone Tower Temple was THE best Zelda temple ever.
EDIT: I think the number one problem with Twilight Princess was that it just didn't feel like a Zelda game. It felt more like a tribute to every other Zelda game out there, without establishing itself as it's own property. Also, it didn't really feel very epic, because it seemed that you knew every area before you even got to it. That and there was really nothing to do in that game; a big ol' world with a whole lot of nothing, with every area feeling like the last.
That prison/asylum was aces though, as well as that skeleton-dino boss. Wish they had more moments like that.
Hey, Moss, a friend of mine bought your Cerberus tee. I was all like, hey, I know that shirt. So you're doing okay when someone just randomly picks your items.
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I just hope/wish you could find more individual and unique objects to fill it and not rely on too much repetition.
@ Kewop Decam: What Iruka said.
OR does this fall under artist reproduction of things, making you the new owner of the art? I know you've been doing this for a while, so I'd love to hear the actual explanation.
You need to put the shovel in there!
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I think I remember just about every item from every Zelda game. I'm a goddamn Zelda nerd.
I'd buy this.
Also you should have the bracelets and mitts.
oh, and Bottles, the most important of link's arsenal, after the sword.
Just a thought.
I was wondering this myself, and I always thought you needed some sort of permission from the company before you could sell any of the work. I think this is why Threadless doesn't allow it unless it's parody - parodies are copyright-protection-free, from what I recall. You can't sell something that's got the "Superman" logo on it without permission, but you can sell it if it's a parody and says "E" in the middle or something.
I'm pretty sure that that rule applies to this, so I'd like to get a more "in-depth" explanation too...I don't really know how all this works!
For this tee, as long as I don't use the words Zelda, Triforce or have a big picture of Link copied out of the game manual, I'll be fine.
Well there go all of my suggestions
Huh, I didn't know that "homage" fit in there. I thought that even images would get you in trouble - like you couldn't draw a picture of Mario and sell it. This T-shirt is a bit less specific - i.e. no picture of Link...but that's interesting, regardless. Learn somethin' every day, ya do! In regards to the design itself, I like it muchly, and I already know somebody who'd totally buy it. :P
Anyhow, I'm definitely buying this. Give a heads-up when it's done and for sale.
edit - and looking at your website, I had no idea you designed that transformer shirt. Saw it on Guerilla Mask a while ago.
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Slightly OT, but any idea when the 'yet we survive' shirt from your website will be available?
That's actually a good idea for a shirt -- one with a picture of every mask from Majora's Mask on it. That would kick so much ass, you'd probably go blind.
Good thinking.
Maybe he could make the special transformation masks different colors from the other masks; green for the deku scrub, red for the goron, and blue for the zora one. Maybe even put each mask in their respective triforce piece, I dunno.
Oh, and i'd kill if you could also do the same treatment for the Fierce Deity mask. It's like the coolest Zelda lore that everybody completely ignores.
What's funny is the number of masks. There's 21 lesser masks, (which is 7x3) with 3 major masks. It's like some Euclidean shit.
I like the solid colors he uses, though. They're a lot more spiffy than actual game images.
Edit: (Gotta add the image, dumbass)
Speaking of disappointing.. Twilight Princess. I thought the graphics were stunning for a gamecube game, but it had well under half the play time and replay value of its predecessors. What sucks is I'm seeing that pattern among other popular game franchises. Dawn of Mana is another example of a great series going down a bad road. It takes all of 10 hours to beat if you hurry.. 15+ if you take your time. FFXII is amazing, though. Makes me wonder how rushed Dawn of Mana was...
Are you serious?
That game was fantastic man. Was a lot darker than most zelda games, and they did one hell of a job with the side characters. It seemed like every NPC had an interesting backstory to it, something lacking in most games out there (including other Zelda games).
I just think it got a poor reception compared to the other Zeldas because it had the fate of following up the megaton bomb that was Ocarina.
Also, Stone Tower Temple was THE best Zelda temple ever.
EDIT: I think the number one problem with Twilight Princess was that it just didn't feel like a Zelda game. It felt more like a tribute to every other Zelda game out there, without establishing itself as it's own property. Also, it didn't really feel very epic, because it seemed that you knew every area before you even got to it. That and there was really nothing to do in that game; a big ol' world with a whole lot of nothing, with every area feeling like the last.
That prison/asylum was aces though, as well as that skeleton-dino boss. Wish they had more moments like that.