Damn!
So there I parked it at Glastonbury 1977...

Intriguing, but I'm not sure I see the retro element. The text seems very contemporary so I'm guessing that's not it. Compositionally, I find the Joker mask bigger and weightier than the Batman mask which doesn't suggest an equal battle. And since I read from left to right, I interpret the Joker as more important. Text on the Batman symbol seems almost sacriligeous.

cool

simple, and very well done!!

good luck!

I agree there with Chapp. Although there are similarities, No comparison imo. This is a good presentation. Good luck Author.

I think the one you have done author looks better than the example presented above. looking good.

I realize the link does look similar to the authors entry. In Art School we had a class in lettering design (hand lettering). Using words and letters to create shapes which we called cartouches and one assignment was to create shapes to match the words. Fish was one of the easiest to do and at least a third of the class did virtually the same design (the word Love in the shape of a heart was done six times).

http://www.bananadesign.co.uk/work/branding/little-black-fish-films-logo

it's right???................sorry!

I like the simplicity. The lack of color is kind of blah, however, which doesn't really entice me to visit the park. I also think "AQUARIUM PARK" should be a bit more prominent and I might consider adjusting its kerning to make that text as wide as the fish above it.

Simple and Clean

this is cool man ... i mean this logo worth a lot

Wow

Very cool!

if you follow a tutorial, it would be better to use images sought by you and give your personal touch

the dice are perfectly hidden... nice... you got my vote...

The dice is the green box low- right covered in moss. It would hae had more impact being the selling point of the entry: better light, better position and secondary objects revolving around it (people/buildings).

when you look at the bottom of the pic you should see a dice...

And the dice are where?

where is the dice?????????

they're not even in the SBS...It looks like you just overlayed a background over the dice and left one tiny little portion of white showing...or something like that. I do not think this is appropriate.

This is very nice scene but kekskruemel is right...I don't see the dices here and if they are involved in the entry usage of the source image is to minimal...

beautiful image, but i can't find the dices...

Base of the bulb is a little thick...Nice idea...

smooth cutout

Yeah much better now !

very well chopped and original idea

They offcourse need a Lighted One now

A much better fit now

good job

I'm with CMYK46 on that, make the bulb base to fit, and then start applying shadows on one layer and highlights on another. Lighting is ok, but the bulb base seems a bit light to me compared to the surroundings.

Yep, it's quite funny! Yes, he can... what? Light?

The blending could be better indeed, but it made me laugh though . Cool name for this work author.

Base of bulb should be wide enough to fill the whole neck area...