Smash Snooker

[stjimmy18-1991]

hey guys....i produced some designs for my art course a while back and i jsut had the idea of sharing them with here to see what you guys think.

they are produced for my AS Graphic Design unit, and i thought of the idea of a snooker game where the balls explode in a special mode.

http://stjimmy1991.deviantart.com/ar...Piece-92257535 you may need to click download on the left hand side if you think its a bit too small when fully viewed.

http://stjimmy1991.deviantart.com/ar...oker-124898146

any comments would be appreciated, i just thought i would share it with you guys even if it is taking the game to a strange level lol

i'm also rather fond of this:

http://stjimmy1991.deviantart.com/ar...-Art-124899353

i made an image of my friend playing snooker in Pete Mckee's style, (the artist featured at this years world championship), at www.therealmckee.com, and took this section. i thought it worked quite nicely.

thanks for looking if you do and let me know what you think!

p.s: these are all my own images and made from scratch using photographs and/or photoshop.

[1lawyer]

I thought that the photo of the Pete Mckee picture you took is a very good example, metaphoric of the representation of a snooker fan on the outside looking in. Quite an isolated pose dwarfed by the attention of the game and framed in such a way you draw significance to the mise-en-scène of picture which in itself is casts another striking image of the focus on the single shot in a game in which the viewer is also isolated yet somehow involved.

[stjimmy18-1991]

thanks for your interest, i like your perception on the piece, a nice way with words.

[Dan27]

I thought that the photo of the Pete Mckee picture you took is a very good example, metaphoric of the representation of a snooker fan on the outside looking in. Quite an isolated pose dwarfed by the attention of the game and framed in such a way you draw significance to the mise-en-scène of picture which in itself is casts another striking image of the focus on the single shot in a game in which the viewer is also isolated yet somehow involved.

erm, yeah................i agree

Nice work by the way stjimmy, just one handy tip for you regarding design.... don't forget that sometimes less is more.