Quinnjaminn
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I really like the look of those shirts, though I agree that the outlines should be touched up a bit. Besides that, they're fantastic!
Agreed, no text makes them more wearable outside with less questions asked. And it should still be recognisable for GAF folks.DrForester said:I like the idea of no text on the back, or the front, just the pony. It's more the pony-gaf text. I don't like explaining shirts, and shirts with text usually get more questions.
Someone get the merchandise department for Hasbro.DrForester said:And I still love the design of the Pinkie one a few pages ago, that style for any of the mane 6 would be nice for a non-gaf shirt.
Bakphoon said:
that's depressing. Not sure if I care about making one now.Captain Fish said:Checking out the Spreadshirt choices, they didn't seem to have white or black ringers with orange cuffs.
They didn't even have the same amount of colors as the American Apparel website. Hopefully there's some option of getting different designs.
any chance you can vector that with this color scheme? or post a high red version so i can beg other people to?Myke Greywolf said:
Pankaks said:
It sure is!McNum said:That's a pretty nice shirt design.
McNum said:That's a pretty nice shit design. If we want to save colors, couldn't Belle Eve just use a grey "totally not a 3DS even if it looks like one"?
Speaking of 3DSs, mine is now getting repaired. Yay. Up to three weeks until it returns.
Pankaks said:But look on the bright side, your 3DS thread got a pirate banned
tiff said:Hi PonyGAF.
tiff said:Hi PonyGAF.
Sorry TouchMyBox, but here's what Nayuki said:TouchMyBox said:Edit:Quinnjaminn better be incorrect!
Typo.Nishastra said:Make up your mind!
tiff said:Hi PonyGAF.
Good. Anime still as good as ever.Pankaks said:Hi tiff, how are your adventures in animu-land going?
I guess that 16% increase in MLP toy sales has something to do with Hasbro's friendly attitude towards this. Even if they don't know how it works with the whole going viral thing, they do know THAT it works. Sales of plastic ponies have increased.Nishastra said:Hooray for Hasbro, I guess!
They are? Well, in the end, it boils down to the target not being able to outsmart BULLIT.Captain Fish said:Assists are only half a point, but I get what you're saying.
Good for Hasbro. Copyright is a pretty ridiculous issue in America.brian577 said:An article on the legality of parodies. Guess what gets prominently featured
http://www.variety.com/article/VR1118040411?refCatId=19
I just read that. Can't believe he just out and said it.McNum said:And yeah, I did get a pirate banned. Although that one was mostly Gravijah's kill, I was just the assist. Still, it counts as a point in TF2, so I'll count it here, too.
Owlowiscious said:my assumption on the difference between peanutweeter and pmvs on youtube is that when you make your own site you probably put advertising on it and that means you're profiting off of other peoples work.
youtube might profit, but the creator of the pmv is not using it for profit.
those are clearly parodies and not copy/pasting people's works and replacing the text, or cutting up direct video feeds and replacing the audio (audio usually also someone else's IP)SpacePirate Ridley said:So what about parodies done in series like South Park, or Family Guy, or easter egg parodies in games. They are clearly parodies, so they are safe, but the are also making money from the product were the parody is placed.
So I dont really understand if there is really a line that you can or cant cross.
m relly asking here, becuase I dont really understand how this works.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IYFWwOeJCo0Theonik said:Does the Hub even have ads?
I mean if they feature ads during the shows or not. lolbrian577 said:
Yeah they have ads during the show. The way I see it though is that the viewership on the Hub right now is so low the money they make from toys and such from the internet audience easily offsets potential loses in TV ad revenue.Theonik said:I mean if they feature ads during the shows or not. lol
If they did people watching it on YT would be directly cutting from their revenue. Otherwise they are free advertising for them.
And btw these ads are just awesome!
brian577 said:An article on the legality of parodies. Guess what gets prominently featured
http://www.variety.com/article/VR1118040411?refCatId=19
DrForester said:Nothing good comes from removing your stuff. I always point to Top Gear. One of the most watched shows...
...in the world, and they don't care if people pirate it. They routinely give shout outs to one of their biggest fan sites, which happily posts torrent links to the episodes just minutes after it's done airing on BBC2. The BBC America channel even makes jokes about it in their advertising. It hasn't hurt the show in the least.
mj1108 said:At this point I would say Hasbro will be the last company to ever try to take down parodies with the brony explosion. If there's one thing you do when you get an unlikely following is you don't ruin a good thing. There would be one hell of a backlash if they started takedowns.
Kudos to Hasbro for playing along!!
ZealousD said:Well, they have the double whammy of revenue from both taxpayers and product placement, don't they?
Nishastra said:
This picture amused me. Mostly because of Sweetie Belle's face.
Pandaman said:thats not belle...
WHAT HAVE YOU DONE TO BELLE!
She one of us now. One of us. One of us.Pandaman said:thats not belle...
WHAT HAVE YOU DONE TO BELLE!
A few weeks ago, I went through and downloaded nearly 1.5 GB of pony related music. Here are some of my favorite artists, along with recommended songs (though I suggest you check out their whole libraries).Kulock said:I was hoping to load up my phone with some more recent Pony music, any recommendations? I already have some of the older stuff, like Eurobeat Brony, PinkiePieSwear, Avast Fluttershy and a few others.
He didn't do the coloring, it was MeltingParappa, if I remember correctly.Theonik said:She one of us now. One of us. One of us.
You messed up the eye colour 2th