When do you hear about someone being happily pissed on? Pissed off, easy, for those who get off on anger. But pissed on? It's only insulting, even for the kinky types who like to be insulted.
Chris takes the widescreen, Futura-less Wes Anderson format Naz gave us and dumps all over it. Excuse me, trails golden trails in a field of Ohio wheat while packing Naz's serve under his arm in a white television. One doesn't know where to begin.
Except to say, I love it. The palette's restrained, the technology is advanced, the meaning is...mean. I got in touch with Chris and yes, in fact, he took that picture just now. So we have a match on our hands of unprecedented quick-change nasty.
Can Naz reply with strength? Will he go deeper and dirtier? And did Chris remember to wash his hands before he headed back to his keyboard?
Play by play commentary for this match is provided, as it happens, by Rosecrans Baldwin.
Here's how the game works. Sign up for free Season Tickets to get all the latest information and participate in voting, contests and more. You can also subscribe to our Layer Tennis RSS feed and follow along via Twitter.
Naz and Sam Peeling Back the Layers on last Friday's amazing photographic and musical live Layer Tennis Match. No Tennis this week by the way, we'll be back live on the 19th
Layer 10 is up. And that's a wrap! Big thanks to Sam, Naz, Mark, and all the fans. No voting this week, but be sure to sign up for Season Tickets and be the first to get match info and learn how to play in our qualifying matches. Layer Tennis is taking a week off, we'll see you back here on March 19th for our fourth exhibition match.
The coin-flip and Match Preview are up for today's live Photographic Exhibition Match. We're almost set to go. Tweet your comments and include #lyt and then follow the chatter on our Crowd Page. And if you don't have 'em already, sign up for Free Season Tickets for news, contests and maybe even a chance for you to take the court this season.
Mark Simonson shares his insider's view of Friday's typographic battle, including a nifty chart of all the glyphs created during the match.
Find links to all the matches played previously and check on matches to come here.
Presented by Adobe Creative Suite 3. Creative license, take as much as you want.
Hosting and technical advice by the nation's most
gracious hosting company, Tilted.
Layer Tennis was created by Coudal Partners in Chicago. We also created Jewelboxing for making awesome disc packaging and The Deck, an ad network targeted at creative folks.
© 1999-2010 Coudal Partners, Inc. All Rights Reserved | Privacy | | Clients | 
CP RSS Feed