Promo posters for Double Elim

[minhtam1638]

Thank you everyone ^^

Next round's poster:


Hopefully no typos this time ^^"

Oh, my god, I love that E in Elimination. It kind of looks like a crown tilted sideways.

[Ethereal sol]

Wow. Kickass poster! I like this one the best of the DEs so far, I think

[Ichigo-Sora]

Next round's poster ^^

[Crisu]

<333 Almost thought you wouldn't make it. Lovely job. ^_^

[HinaSukiSuki]

Simple yet awesome >.> Whyyyy, I'm a failure at PhotoShop =3=

[chaosprophet]

Another great poster Ichigo-Sora!
Somehow this thread turned in a praise Ichigo-Sora work thread... and I guess we all like it!

[Alexander]

Nices poster.

[Alexftw]

It's so pretty! I think this is your best one yet. It look's awesome.

[Ethereal sol]

As much as I liked the previous one, the merging of the different backgrounds makes this one even more win

[Fate]

I love every instance of Fate so far.

[HinaSukiSuki]

Ichi-Sora, c'mon. We're all waiting for your masterpiece, and it's less than 4 hours from the start of the match. Aghhhhhhhh

[amdrag]

I hope Ichi-Sora uploads her poster cause it's undoubtedly better than my disasterpiece.

[Ichigo-Sora]

Sorry for the late upload >< Here it is:

[HinaSukiSuki]

Awesummmmmmm, but whats the water balloon for?

[Crisu]

^_^ The yo-yo balloons are one of the usual attractions at Japanese festivals.

Yo-yo balloons are a common type of water balloon found at matsuri festivals in Japan. Typically small, round, and colourful, the balloons are filled with 1/10 of water and hung from a rubber band. This gives them enough weight and bounce to function as a yo-yo, earning them their name. The balloons are often won in a game (Yo-yo Tsuri) where they are set floating in a tub of water, with an elastic band and a paper clip affixed to one end. Players "fish" for the balloons with another paper clip attached to a twisted "line" of paper, which they then try to hook through the paper clip of the desired balloon. As the paper line breaks easily, the game is often likened to goldfish scooping.

Also, http://www.discovernikkei.org/nikkeialbum/en/node/4236" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;



So Hina is just having fun while wearing her pretty kimono. ^_^

[amdrag]

^_^ The yo-yo balloons are one of the usual attractions at Japanese festivals.

Yo-yo balloons are a common type of water balloon found at matsuri festivals in Japan. Typically small, round, and colourful, the balloons are filled with 1/10 of water and hung from a rubber band. This gives them enough weight and bounce to function as a yo-yo, earning them their name. The balloons are often won in a game (Yo-yo Tsuri) where they are set floating in a tub of water, with an elastic band and a paper clip affixed to one end. Players "fish" for the balloons with another paper clip attached to a twisted "line" of paper, which they then try to hook through the paper clip of the desired balloon. As the paper line breaks easily, the game is often likened to goldfish scooping.

Also, http://www.discovernikkei.org/nikkeialbum/en/node/4236" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;



So Hina is just having fun while wearing her pretty kimono. ^_^

[HinaSukiSuki]

Omoshiroi~

[Ichigo-Sora]

Next round's poster:

[HinaSukiSuki]

Fast! And awesome. That Tomoyo sticking her tongue out... looks mega fine.

[kevo]

Love the color scheme on that one. Great work as always, Ichisora.