Hi eeev, commenting here so as not to bump the locked thread
Just wanted to say thanks for the thread and sharing your story the way you did.
I really liked that you brought the idea to the community.
Makes it easier for people to turn their t-shirt ideas into reality, and support your business at the same time.
My contribution would be to suggest specific icons or objects from games, displayed as images on the left chest
For example, the "barn find" icon from Forza Horizon - it's like a flaticon image for a barn with open doors, and a question mark inside the doors
Or a "loot chest"
Or a coin halfway in to a coin slot
Or a llama, but not the pinata llama from fortnight, due to trademark: instead, similar wild colors but in a different illustrative style: fluffy plushie, 8-bit, voxel, polygon art etc.
I'd also love to see designs that blend video game motifs with environmental stuff
Anyway, that's enough for now. Please would you add me to your group, if that's where you'll share news and progress on LLama's Loot Emporium. The soulwild designs were really great so I'd love to follow along as LLE develops!
Hi JLIeego,
your post is so heartwarming, thank you so much. Not only for your great ideas, but also for submitting your ideas although the thread had to be closed and me getting suspended over it. I really would have loved to develop this whole thing with the community by my side. Let'ssee, maybe I'll try to find a way. The support member who suspended me was actually sympathising with me and gave me options how I could possibly proceed.
For now I'll just work ahead in my bubble with what I got, incorporating all the lovely ideas the community has given me.
There's some great ones among yours! Please allow the question how you would blend video game motifs with environmental stuff?
I'll send a friend request right away to be able to add you to the group I created. Thank you for your interest! It's really motiving :D
Btw I went with Press X to Wear instead of the Loot Llama Emporium title, not only because it got the most votes, but also because I found out that Loot Llama is actually from Fortnite, and I have no connection whatsoever with Fortnite and don't wanna give a false impression. I don't think I can create designs for that kind of demographic, since I'm a not so young woman mainly playing indies, puzzle games, and RPGs, so naturally my designs will lean more in this direction.
<3
Hi again eeev,
I've been thinking more about your question "how would you blend video game motifs with environmental stuff" and I don't have any good answers..(yet!). This idea came because Soul Wild already has a lot of really appealing nature-based designs (which my kids loved, like I do), and I wondered if there could be any natural overlap between Soul Wild and Press X audiences. Of course, a lot of video game motifs could be adapted to show characters caring for or resting in nature. The tricky part is to do it without creating copyright issues!
Much obliged, eeev!
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You're welcome, congratulations for winning :)
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Hi eeev, commenting here so as not to bump the locked thread
Just wanted to say thanks for the thread and sharing your story the way you did.
I really liked that you brought the idea to the community.
Makes it easier for people to turn their t-shirt ideas into reality, and support your business at the same time.
My contribution would be to suggest specific icons or objects from games, displayed as images on the left chest
For example, the "barn find" icon from Forza Horizon - it's like a flaticon image for a barn with open doors, and a question mark inside the doors
Or a "loot chest"
Or a coin halfway in to a coin slot
Or a llama, but not the pinata llama from fortnight, due to trademark: instead, similar wild colors but in a different illustrative style: fluffy plushie, 8-bit, voxel, polygon art etc.
I'd also love to see designs that blend video game motifs with environmental stuff
Anyway, that's enough for now. Please would you add me to your group, if that's where you'll share news and progress on LLama's Loot Emporium. The soulwild designs were really great so I'd love to follow along as LLE develops!
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Hi JLIeego,
your post is so heartwarming, thank you so much. Not only for your great ideas, but also for submitting your ideas although the thread had to be closed and me getting suspended over it. I really would have loved to develop this whole thing with the community by my side. Let'ssee, maybe I'll try to find a way. The support member who suspended me was actually sympathising with me and gave me options how I could possibly proceed.
For now I'll just work ahead in my bubble with what I got, incorporating all the lovely ideas the community has given me.
There's some great ones among yours! Please allow the question how you would blend video game motifs with environmental stuff?
I'll send a friend request right away to be able to add you to the group I created. Thank you for your interest! It's really motiving :D
Btw I went with Press X to Wear instead of the Loot Llama Emporium title, not only because it got the most votes, but also because I found out that Loot Llama is actually from Fortnite, and I have no connection whatsoever with Fortnite and don't wanna give a false impression. I don't think I can create designs for that kind of demographic, since I'm a not so young woman mainly playing indies, puzzle games, and RPGs, so naturally my designs will lean more in this direction.
<3
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Hi again eeev,
I've been thinking more about your question "how would you blend video game motifs with environmental stuff" and I don't have any good answers..(yet!). This idea came because Soul Wild already has a lot of really appealing nature-based designs (which my kids loved, like I do), and I wondered if there could be any natural overlap between Soul Wild and Press X audiences. Of course, a lot of video game motifs could be adapted to show characters caring for or resting in nature. The tricky part is to do it without creating copyright issues!
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