Thanks for the comments. I never thought about a caption, it is love, isn't it? My nephew has a shop in Sunnyside called “Rocket’s Hot rod Garage.” His current logo is very good and sells a lot of T-shirts, so I started thinking about a logo based on rockets, robots and ray-guns. And you’re right Michael the forties, fifty’s and 60’s are full of such fun stuff on the subject. Now I think and doodle about them all the time.
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I thought of a caption:
"I love you, but let's face it... there's nothing on."
Very clever Lapoynte.
I think you are like me, in that we both got our design sense from the 50's and 60's.
I to find myself always going back to Robots, Rockets and Rayguns. It's a natural as coke, fries and sock hops.
Once again, very inventive.
I love this, Dave. It is cool. Funny one Michael :)
I may be commenting on this more than you would like but I have re-written the gag. Here's the rewrite.
"I care for you very much, but let's face it... There's nothing on"
I think that is funnier.
I love your test pattern, and I love your blank stare.
Thanks for the comments. I never thought about a caption, it is love, isn't it?
My nephew has a shop in Sunnyside called “Rocket’s Hot rod Garage.” His current logo is very good and sells a lot of T-shirts, so I started thinking about a logo based on rockets, robots and ray-guns. And you’re right Michael the forties, fifty’s and 60’s are full of such fun stuff on the subject. Now I think and doodle about them all the time.
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