Good sense of humor author! Good luck! Ear looks not tasty at all!!! Reply »

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Good luck, and thanks for the chuckle! Reply »

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Great idea, but if you could make the Preparation text at the bottom darker, it would be lots easier to read.

Edit: Ah, much better - it's the contrast that does it. Bon apetit! Reply »

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Thanks pearlie, I will fixe it!
Thanks Olga and CMYK46!! Reply »

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Love this concept, very funny! Good luck, Author. If I may make just a couple of suggestions... For a batch of stew this size, you would need more than 2 spoons of flour to thicken it. More like a 5 lb. bag of flour. But that's not that important. Mostly, I'd like to see more body parts in the bowl...the ear is cool, but how about making one of the carrots a finger? Perhaps make some of the onions look like a tooth, or something. Just my humble opinion... I love the concept though. Good job! Reply »

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Love this concept, very funny! Good luck, Author. If I may make just a couple of suggestions... For a batch of stew this size, you would need more than 2 spoons of flour to thicken it. More like a 5 lb. bag of flour. But that's not that important. Mostly, I'd like to see more body parts in the bowl...the ear is cool, but how about making one of the carrots a finger? Perhaps make some of the onions look like a tooth, or something. Just my humble opinion... I love the concept though. Good job! Reply »

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Thanks SweetSue!! I did have a finger at the begining, but then I thought it was too much...
And thanks for the suggestions, I'm here to learn and any advice is welcome!! Reply »

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Wicked sense of humor! Love it and love the image. Well done!! Reply »

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Congrats.. this is very well done and very funny Reply »

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Minnie, congrats!!! Reply »

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WOW, thanks thanks and thanks!!!
You are all invited to my next barbecue !! Reply »

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Nice Job Congrats on your first place win Reply »

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very nice ad! Reply »

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And strait to the thighs!!! Delicious!! Reply »

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Perfect! GL! Reply »

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Very attractive (aside from the wine-stained tablecloth). I think "Chocolate Covered" should be the same color as the rest of the headline so it's visually part of the whole (and it should also be hyphenated BTW). I also think "Charmed, I'm Sure" needs to stand out more. Reply »

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very nice Reply »

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Appreciate your observations, Dan, but the title is as I prefer it. Originally it was all in the darker color, but I felt it was too much because of the long name, so rather than change the font, I changed the color to more of a peanutbutter color. As far as the logo, it's quite visible in hi-res, I didn't want it to be overpowering. Peanutbutter does not necessarily need a hyphen. Bon apetit! Reply »

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Send me some. With extra "Peanutbutter" of course. Reply »

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I'm always a fan of stuff with dark chocolate. Not much of a peanut butter lover, though. I gotta say they look yummy except for the unnecessary colored sprinkles. Over all though, this is a superior entry. Reply »

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One big "YUM!" Excellent job! Reply »

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Congrats Savannah...now where's my "Chocolate Covered Peanutbutter Cheese Cake Pops?" Reply »

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CONGRATS!!! Reply »

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"people do not like to find hare in their stew!!" hahahaha great funny entry Reply »

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Nice! Reply »

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Sounds delicious, but the light reflection off the pork chop is too high contrast, looking more like a glare than a highlight.

You've also misspelled "ingredients." Reply »

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Ohh thank you i didn't notice.. must have pressed "e" twice by accident...

I'll fix the contrast too Reply »

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the text of your description need to be centered to the panel with an equal gap seperating the 2 columns and give more space on the left side text (its a guillotine operators nightmare).......sorry to be picky but I do this for a living Reply »

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Sounds good, but the small text is barely readable in high res. Reply »

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Right on theme with an upscale-magazine layout. Unfortunately, the glare on the pork chop hides the central ingredient. I think making "Lamb Chops" and "With Asparagus" bigger and having the former slightly overlap the latter could be more dramatic. Also, traditionally the ingredients come first (i.e., on the left side here) followed by the instructions (i.e., on the right side here). (I suppose alternatively having the ingredients higher than the instructions might visually convey the traditional ordering arrangement even if the physical arrangement is non-traditional.) Reply »

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Very nice! GL! Reply »

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