taipan wrote:
A Richard Link(much)later Production

nice chop, taipan!

I think Jason looks a lot like Alan Rickman here.

I asked the CEO of woot if we were going to get the money and monkey prizes. This is what he said.

Zack Snyder's 1 (Click to enlarge)


Cube One

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300 Cliff
Ball
Cube
Halberd

tehpwnerer wrote:Zack Snyder's 1 (Click to enlarge)


Cube One

awesome.

Sources:

Simpsons Movie

Jason

Jason "Tooned":

In the style of John Hughes

Aw, lay off the Woot staff. They're probably just busy with some new project...



Source: scene

toby8915 wrote:awesome.

Thanks, toby.

oooooooooooohhhhhhhhhh!

How'd you do that?????? Kudos!

I almost didn't catch Jason in that pic.......

taipan wrote:+1 Scab


A Richard Link(much)later Production

[Wootly Sized]


Sources:
Original Scene
Scott
Jason

taipan wrote:+1 Scab


A Richard Link(much)later Production

[Wootly Sized]


Sources:
Original Scene
Scott
Jason

Excellent!!

Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb.

Directed by Stanley Kubrick

wildwolf11 wrote:Aw, lay off the Woot staff. They're probably just busy with some new project...



Source: scene

hehe. I like.

I, too, would like some contest results. But in the meantime here's my entry now since I usually tend to post at the last minute.

I guess it's in the style of James Cameron. If you have red/cyan glasses around, try them on the panoramic.


Larger
Panoramic without text (4MB)

Sources One and Two

Bag of carp for a bag of sand?

DarthJay wrote:I was going to enter this contest, but as I was trying to get into Woot Studios with my director of choice to make an entry, I got stopped by this picket line.

Crossing the picket line would be bad for my career.

LOVE IT!!!! It's been almost a month and i haven't gotten squat about contest...229? 230? i forget it's been so long, but woot has yet to post the results...it was my very first contest entry... -____-

gwbids wrote:DarthJay wrote: The problem is that they don't have the forum rights to post results - only Jason Toon can do that. It seems as though things have been busy at woot and maybe he hasn't had the time...

GWbids replies: I would be very happy for Toon if he is busy making money and running the company. However, when Toon gets several contests behind, he is just piling work on himself. Better to just dedicate an hour three days this week and start to get caught up. It is clearly not a good idea to make your loyal fans restless (it stifles the creativity that drives all the outrageous entries in these contests).

I’ll relent and enter a movie scene here, but woot might not like it…



More of a lobby card actually.

Source 1
Source 2
Color by Technicolor ...oops, no, that's wrong --- Color and titles by Paint Shop Pro XI

"then they sell you t-shirts" --fantastic!!

Toadlet wrote:I, too, would like some contest results. But in the meantime here's my entry now since I usually tend to post at the last minute.

I guess it's in the style of James Cameron. If you have red/cyan glasses around, try them on the panoramic.
Panoramic without text (4MB)

Wow awesome xlarge 3-d of the woot HQ.

What? You mean everybody doesn't keep a pair of 3D glasses by their computers. I know I do.

Here's another try for a monkey prize

Here's a newcomer's try.



Source: - Wall-E

Sigh. I had hoped my overly-sarcastic protest image would have sparked some winners today. Alas.

Why hast thou forsaken us, oh mighty Toon?!

This is absolutely incredible! Jason looks high.

taipan wrote:+1 Scab


A Richard Link(much)later Production

[Wootly Sized]


Sources:
Original Scene
Scott
Jason

ActorTom wrote:
What? You mean everybody doesn't keep a pair of 3D glasses by their computers. I know I do.

I've got a few: red/green, red/blue, polarized, whatever paper pair of colored glasses I've come across over the past few years.

What do you think, would a 3D contest be a dodgeball theme that people could do without too much trouble? You'd probably have to use a digital camera to capture the source images. (as I recall, 2 images, where each perspective is about 4" apart from each other)

Xexus wrote:I've got a few: red/green, red/blue, polarized, whatever paper pair of colored glasses I've come across over the past few years.

I just took down a 3d air hockey game I wrote that used those amber/blue 3d glasses from the superbowl / chuck 3d tv shows. :D

From Trey Parker and Matt Stone
Woot Park: The Search for the Missing Winners

This entry is LATE.

Late...like the contest results postings!



Various images found on the web and edited by me using PaintShp Pro XI

batya7 wrote:
How'd you do that??????

For the scanner wootly entry...

Start with the original photos of the guys with their appropriately lighted heads (at least mirrored Scott was appropriately lighted).

Now cut out their heads with your favorite method for doing so.

With a duplicated layer of an original head only image, I turned up the saturation (CSI Miami Style) and contrast to make nice stark images.

Then I played with the Filter->Artistic->Cutout filter to get the coloring a little more cartoony.

With another duplicated layer of the original photo placed on top of all the others, I played with the Filter->Sketch->Photocopy filter to get some outlines.

Then drop the outlines (only the outlines, not the whole layer) onto the cartoony colored layer, touched that up a bit, color the outlines appropriately (removing any of the "noisy" patches, and viola!

Or you could do it the way that this guy did! (and finish sometime around Christmas!)

I am still using CS3... (holding out for CS5 before upgrading!)

stunnard wrote:

This looks great. I like the suns' slightly distorted reflection on the clock, nice touch.

I can't help wonder about the source star wars picture though. He has the tie fighters on one side, the x-wings on the other, but they're all shooting at the viewer and not each other.

taipan wrote:For the scanner wootly entry...

Start with the original photos of the guys with their appropriately lighted heads (at least mirrored Scott was appropriately lighted).

Now cut out their heads with your favorite method for doing so.

With a duplicated layer of an original head only image, I turned up the saturation (CSI Miami Style) and contrast to make nice stark images.

Then I played with the Filter->Artistic->Cutout filter to get the coloring a little more cartoony.

With another duplicated layer of the original photo placed on top of all the others, I played with the Filter->Sketch->Photocopy filter to get some outlines.

Then drop the outlines (only the outlines, not the whole layer) onto the cartoony colored layer, touched that up a bit, color the outlines appropriately (removing any of the "noisy" patches, and viola!

Or you could do it the way that this guy did! (and finish sometime around Christmas!)

I am still using CS3... (holding out for CS5 before upgrading!)

Or you can go to www.befunky.com and have the site do the work for ya as well.

toby8915 wrote:Or you can go to www.befunky.com and have the site do the work for ya as well.

Waycool site. THANKS!

Oh great. Now there's something ELSE to distract the good Mr. Toon from posting the contest winners...

wildwolf11 wrote:Toon 3D

Ha! Nice

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wildwolf11 wrote:Oh great. Now there's something ELSE to distract the good Mr. Toon from posting the contest winners...

He's got his glasses on backwards

Okay, since it's a woot-off day, we'll give Toon-bashing a day off...but I'll expect to see LOTS of reults tomorrow!