Friday, November 11, 2011

Shah Mat II: The Great Sartorial Conundrum

In the vast checkered fields of Sirib springs an ongoing war between two great kingdoms: the scarf-wearing Whites and the belt-strapping Blacks.

the scarf-wearing Whites
the belt-strapping Blacks

As adorable little pawns inch their way forward, fierce knights leap out of nowhere and shrewd bishops wait to ambush their enemy. Powerful rooks block and hurl damage while the all-seeing queen crushes whomever she sees as a threat to her king.


They each engage in battle to prove their king's claim as the Supreme Wearer of the Checkered Cloth. In the end, only one kingdom will reign and only one sartorial style will prevail.
the aspirants

NOTE: Click on some of the images to enlarge.

15 comments:

  1. OH MY GAAAAAAAAAAADDDD!!!!!! I think....I think....I think I'm going to pass out! AAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHH!!!

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  2. Just beautiful and cuticles!!!

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  3. i looooove this. san to pwede bilhin bjorn?? ^_^


    -jerro

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  4. these are just beautiful, will they be for sale? I need them in my life ^_^

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  5. If this on sale, I'd like to buy it, like RIGHT NOW!

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  6. WOW! These are masterpieces, my friend. Keep up the good work! You are awesome!

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  7. absolutely amazing! sell sell sell sell!

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  8. These are absolutely fabulous. I think we are going to have to do a feature on you.

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  9. Are these for sale? It's a gorgeous set! I'd love to buy it.

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  10. I would like to buy this piece. Its absolutely amazing! Please sell!!

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  11. Thanks everyone! To those interested in getting the set, email me via the contact button at the sidebar to receive email updates.:)

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  12. Hi there!

    Ive been checking your posts every now and then and each time, Im amazed at your works. QUestion, this Shah Mat, what is this? Is it a belt? A chess set? Also, I'd like to share this on my blog, http://thebrownmandiary.blogspot.com. I blog about education, chess, occupational therapy and everything about the Philippines.

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