Go ahead. Relax.
by Lydia

Comment by caba:
Reminds me of the old Bonanza TV show ads. Great work.

One Too Many Low Scores
by Lydia

Comment by 3DsArcher:
Damn those trolls!

One Too Many Low Scores
by Lydia

Comment by Mal37:
Depict quitting this week in your entry... as long it's not quitting DPC. :) :P I realllly hope there was a pillow in the bottom of the bin. Nice shot though! The wallpaper(?) is a perfect BG here!

One Too Many Low Scores
by Lydia

Comment by bobcc:
one of my favorites in the challenge

One Too Many Low Scores
by Lydia

Comment by fitz3000:
...it says in the contest "not quiting DPC" :D, but great cature and a little bit cliche idea

One Too Many Low Scores
by Lydia

Comment by rlewis:
My heart is with you :)

One Too Many Low Scores
by Lydia

Comment by neophyte:
wonderful idea and comp.

One Too Many Low Scores
by Lydia

Comment by the99:
I think your score is going up with this nice picture

Go ahead. Relax.
by Lydia

Comment by geinafets:
I think this shot is overall very well done. The only thing I don't like is the font of the word "Chevrolet." Test that has even the tiniest bit of stylizing gives a fun, relaxed, un-serious feel. That works exactly as it should for the top line (the feel of the text conveys *exactly* what the text says), but the only reason why you can relax is because the Chevy is strong, tough, serious, etc, which is why I think it would have been much more powerful if the "Chevrolet" was in a heavy bold text. The way the name brand is portrayed is almost more important than how the item being sold is portrayed : ) But like I said, I really like the rest of the shot!

Simple Glamour
by Lydia

Comment by bspurgeon:
OK Lydia, I've put an iron in the mail! The voters have spoken...no wrinkled backgrounds! ;) With that said, it's clear that the repetition of the comment suggests that a glamour portrait calls for an unwrinkled background. But, I agree with Ken, I didn't even notice the background, as I thought it was intentional.