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Tron Lunch Kit: Not Final

Posted on 5 August by Vernon

Yes we know, we know, an AI Disaster not PS – but funny how much work has gone into Tron and his fun adventures and the carefully crafted zip… oops.

Thanks Natalie. You can find the original here. 

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  • http://twitter.com/Alasska11 Eliza Roche

    ??????

  • Spillage66

    Perspective’s always wrong using geometry. That’s why games such as Farmville etc, (grid based) always look wrong. The dimensions are always craaaaap!

    • Morgan Harris

      I think it’s more about the NOT FINAL NOT FINAL NOT FINAL NOT FINAL written across it.

  • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=619586555 Leif Beaver

    AI Disasters hmmmmm. Good idea.
    Can you make new site so that I can Subscriberinging it…

  • Mordecai

    The zip is facing forward instead of sideways. No wonder “not finished” is stamped across the Tron…

  • Cap K

    not final not final not final not final not final not final not final not final not final not final not final

  • Fishmonger

    This isn’t really a PSD, exactly, since I think someone took the markup art (for proofing the product design) and put it in on the site in place of a real photo… It’s… very questionable marketing.

  • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1224859879 Saurio Escritor Polirrubro

    Not final. Expect another sequel.

  • JoMomma

    The seam on the zipper begins on the lower left as a stitched line then kind of disappears only to show up again as a black line that wonders around on the top of the lunchbox.

  • Cropper

    It would be fun to take a small owl to school in that lunch box for show and tell

  • http://twitter.com/farlakes God

    so if that is the ‘not final-not final-not final-not final-not final-not final-not final-not final-not final-not final’ -version, it kinda makes me wonder what the final-version would look like…Pink with “HelloKitty” written on it?

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Ana-Pais/1760623852 Ana Pais

    Actually this isn’t a PSD disaster at all!!!

    This is a ‘visual’ the merchandising company sends to the owner of the brand so that they approve the design and layout of the merchandising… The ‘visuals’ are often quite primitive…most are because of timing constrains… (I should know I actually do this for a living…)

    Most of the times there’s no physical samples to send to the distributing companies and the visual is sent to ‘make do’.

    So…no PSDisaster for me…

    • Marcy

      And if it wuld have stayed as just a visual only to be seen by the people writing the check, then it would not be a PsD for me either, but it was used in an ad add for Toy R Us, which changes things.  It may not be the photoshopper’s fault, but we still get to make fun of it.

      And since it did appear in an ad, we can’t be sure that it wasn’t the photoshoppers end product.

    • Waldobaby

      Someone had a deadline. Someone was desperate. Someone had to use SOMETHING. Someone found a concept sketch back in Wendil’s office trash. Someone said “fuck it…” Someone then went home, said “hello” to Jack Daniels, and systematically wiped the whole day from organic memory.

  • http://algebra-calculators.com Jonathan Greeze

    Yeah i don’t know, crazy guy

  • Nefertiti

    WTH, this is not a PSD, this is a marketing disaster. These designs are not supposed to get out of offices, they are layout designs, not for product sale. Should’ve never got out in the first place. Imagine you do a rough sketched design for a product, and somehow it finds its way on a seller’s website. Someone screwed up, and it’s not the artist.