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Tail Of The Sun T-Shirt Design Winners Selected!
After a long and heated discussion, the Super Replay crew has selected the winner of the Tail of the Sun t-shirt contest. We received dozens of entries, many of which displayed artistic talent and a knack for t-shirt design.
We could choose only one winner, but we are picking five runners up to receive a special prize from the Game Informer vault. Winners will be contacted via email in the coming days.
Unfortunately, due to licensing issues, we cannot sell these t-shirts to the general public; we just make enough for the Super Replay team to commemorate the event.
I know you didn't click this story to read a bunch of text. Here are the runners up!
Art by Moronic Genius
Art by Nathan Schneider
Art by Jordan Yanchik
Art by Ian Richardson
Art by Diego Sanchez
AND OUR WINNER IS...
Art by Jesper Selming (click to enlarge)
And here are most of the entries we received. We had to pull out a few, as we would have to age gate them, or blur out areas on the artwork.
Art by Mike Nevins
Art by Adachi
Art by Adam B
Second art by Adam B
Art by Alex Beahm
Art by Ahmed Yousif
Art by Bas Folmer
Art by Ben Cohn
Art by Billy Causey
Art by Brandon Taggart
Art by Chris Lowhorn
Art by Christer Solvik
Art by Forrest Sarles
Art by Jake Cobra
Art by Jake McGrath
Art by Keegan Frown
Art by Kyle Lock
Art by Logan Sizemore
Art by Luke Miller
Art by Nick Young Neil Generic
Art by Thomas Wegman
Art by Tim Anderson
Art by Thomas Waddle
Art by Trevor Blair
Art by Vince Vazquez
To view all of the Tail of the Sun Super Replay episodes visit our HUB page.
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