Imitation the sincerest form of flattery
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The Armstrong Family Circus
published and designed by Wiseacre Design Studio
Maineville • Ohio • USA
RT @chrisbergman I have to admit, I'm a little upset that I'm not down in G-town shooting. #Bengals // same here
@blankenship If I could bat my eyes and do a little "yooo-whooo" dance ala Bugs Bunny, that's what I'm doing right now.
Chewie. Squirrel. Battle. Nazis. This is the best image you will see all day. http://is.gd/dQOHo
Wiseacre Digital is proud to announce the redesign and relaunch of @MercantileLib 's new website - http://is.gd/dQKFf
Supposed to launch a new website last night, but my Internet has been down all night. Oops
I do realize that for anyone not privy to Scotch/Whiskey lingo will think I'm doing something unspeakable to my drink.
Just watched Kung Fu Hustle. Had forgotten the utter brilliance of this film. Also, I'm 4-fingers deep into some Midleton (don't judge me!)
If the internet were a family dinner, it'd be right after your Uncle Bill said something racist to break the silence
The internet is really boring lately. Someone do something interesting. Invent a inverse microwave or instant cupcake launcher.
"I think you should go on a year long trip to Hawaii and jump in a volcano, that's what I thinkā @thatsjustelliot yeah, he's in trouble
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Hmmmm...very interesting similarity.
by Trent
∞ Monday, October 1st, 2007
People always amaze me. Its crazy how when it comes to intellectual property (i.e. the idea for your composistion) people have no regard and are willing to steal ideas in a heartbeat. This is a total ripoff and is very frustrating to see. I wonder how many more people are farming your ideas.
by Paragone
∞ Monday, October 1st, 2007
well, what can you do... I would be proud -- you've inspired someone by creating something that nobody has (probably) created before. did he properly credited your name on his flickr photo-stream?
by Peter
∞ Monday, October 1st, 2007
@Peter: No, that's my main beef. He actually Flickr mailed me back acknowledging that I was the inspiration for the photo (duh), but he didn't credit me (though I'm guessing he will -- I'm attempting to be kind with some pressure to give credit where credit is due).
by Paul
∞ Monday, October 1st, 2007
Can you ask that he removes the goo from his eye?
by Renaud
∞ Monday, October 1st, 2007
I don't know, Paul, "inspiration" is one thing, downright stealing is another, all the way down to the unshaven face. Sorry, buddy.
by Jason Windsor
∞ Monday, October 1st, 2007
that'd bug the life outta me. So wrong!
by christine Gill
∞ Monday, October 1st, 2007
ps.
Yours is way better. A lot more emotion there for a start.
: )
by christine Gill
∞ Monday, October 1st, 2007
i see he's added "inspired by wiseacre"... was that not there before?
by christine Gill
∞ Monday, October 1st, 2007
That was not there before ... so he heeded my warnings -- GOOD.
by Paul
∞ Monday, October 1st, 2007
i like yours better- as is typical- the original is better.
by missi
∞ Monday, October 1st, 2007
wowza. that's pretty blatant. i agree with windsor 100%. i can be inspired by any artist in the world. but when i am i usually take small pieces of the inspiration and hammer it into what i already have stirring in my mind. like i've done paintings before that have very Robert Motherwell-esque backgrounds, but never go full out to copy it 100%.
this guy was not inspired, he TRACED your drawing. pure and simple.
my legions have been dispatched. as always, you will recieve an annonymous phone call in a few days simply stating "the jackal says you don't have to do the laundry this week". you will know what this means.
by general lee
∞ Tuesday, October 2nd, 2007
you know my angle. enough said.
by Luke
∞ Tuesday, October 2nd, 2007
Total rip job.. hands down.
by Michael
∞ Friday, October 5th, 2007