Topline is planning to do a t-shirt as a fund raiser. Attached are two graphics, ignore the quote, we plan to use it regardless of the graphic we use. Which GSD sillouette do you prefer?
Thanks,
Irene
Topline is planning to do a t-shirt as a fund raiser. Attached are two graphics, ignore the quote, we plan to use it regardless of the graphic we use. Which GSD sillouette do you prefer?
Thanks,
Irene
Irene I cannot get the link to work.
me either . can’t see anything.
try again. I think I fixed it.
Irene
managed to get it in the post. sorry my computer skills aren’t that great.
I like the silhouette to the right…
I do too…
We like the silhouette on the right.
Thanks.
Would appreciate if you could give some reasons.
Irene
Hi Irene! The only reason I prefer the one on the right is because the front legs on the left one look short and stunted, like a praying mantis! It’s because silhouette of the dog on the left is rotated a bit more, rather than being in full profile, so we can only see half of his front legs. However, everything else on the dog on the left is better: I love the expression shown on his face, which is lifted toward his master, eyes focused, ears listening for direction, mouth open but non-threatening. HIs chest is deep, and his back legs support him with balance and strength – his posture demonstrates a dog eager to please. The dog on the right seems to have a slightly sagging belly, oversized unbalanced thighs, and a skinny tail.
I hope I haven’t offended anyone!
No you haven’t offended! I agree with everything you said. My preference is the one on the left because it appears overall a better representation of a GSD. I keep want to tell the one on the left to sit straight!
I appreciate the feed back.
I like the dog on the left, but agree with Beverly about the front legs, something about them is very distracting. However everything else is more pleasing. The big “tuck-up” on the dog on the right is looks like a very poor underline! 🙂
The quote I love!