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Full board here: http://www.jamesbarry.ca/images/Lolive1.jpg
almost 3 years ago
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Dan Cederholm
Stunning debut. Welcome!
almost 3 years ago
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Ryan Clark
wow. that's gorgeous!
almost 3 years ago
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Michael Dravnieks
Awesome work. Has this actually been made?
almost 3 years ago
@Dan Cederholm - Thanks! Great site, I'm sure I'll be spending a good chunk of time on here.
@Michael Dravnieks - Thanks! Yep, it was pressed by Olive skateboards out of Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. http://www.oliveskateboards.com/
almost 3 years ago
Wow
almost 3 years ago
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Justin Belcher
Stunning
almost 3 years ago
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Forefathers™
Wow man, this is choice! Lots of type going on here but surprisingly it all works
almost 3 years ago
Incredible. Nice work.
almost 3 years ago
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Mike Rundle
This is totally amazing man, I'm in awe. I'm actually working on a western/retro-styled iPhone app at the moment (http://dribbble.com/shots/40236-My-New-iPhone-App) and this makes me want to work way, way harder on its execution. Thanks for the push!
almost 3 years ago
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Steve Lowtwait
Fantastic design work and attention to detail! What a great first shot. Welcome to Dribbble!
almost 3 years ago
Jeez, if this is your first shot I can't wait to see what's next (no pressure)
:)
almost 3 years ago
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Tim Boelaars
This is so good. Can't wait to see more of your work. And off course welcome!
almost 3 years ago
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Chad Engle
Amazing execution. Thanks for joining!
almost 3 years ago
A fantasic start!
almost 3 years ago
Incredible work!
almost 3 years ago
Love it!
almost 3 years ago
Wow, thanks a million everyone for all the kind words!
almost 3 years ago
love it. how'd you pull off those wavy lines in the main circle?
almost 3 years ago
@Jason Lynes: Thanks! Draw a line in illustrator, select it > Effects > Distort & Transform > Zig Zag. In the settings, select "points: Smooth". Then it's just a matter of duplicating it.
almost 3 years ago
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Luke Dorny
Massively cool.
Wall friendly for sure!
almost 3 years ago
So delicious, I love the low contrast / high contrast. Looking forward to seeing more.
almost 3 years ago
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Darren Geraghty
One of the best debuts i've seen.
almost 3 years ago
Wow, great work here!!
almost 3 years ago
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Josh Hemsley
Holy crap...
almost 3 years ago