Pick two words that start with consecutive letters of the English alphabet (D&E, K&J, Z&A etc...) and use those words to form the title of your challenge piece. Your image should correspond to the title; so for example, you could pick "B" & "C" as your consecutive letters and then create a "Big Crocodile" or "T" & "S" and draw "The Sun". Keep in mind that we're talking about real English words here.
Make sure to set the title of your piece to your two chosen words.
Optional Bonus Challenge: Can you do it without picking words that start with the most common starting letters - A, B, F, H, I, M, O, S, T, W?
Canvas Size - Max 67 x 89. Either horizontal or vertical.
Colors - Max 12.
Transparency - Optional.
Animation - Optional.
The challenge thread will have all the challenge updates. The thread is also a great place to post your WIPs.
kid link and young zelda? kiwi landslide? athletic bobcat? whimsical xylophone? large midget? hilarious imp?
as long as this doesn't end up as a boring contest...
Okay, I've a question. It states that consecutive letters must be used and the examples selected were B &C and T & S. Since S comes before T does that mean that as long as the letters are next to each other in the alphabet the title can be reversed in order?
im going with 'fat girl' or 'feeding game'. this challenge is entertaining
:P Tomic's 'Blank Canvas' is still winning in the crappy ideas category though.
:P Of course, look at the starting letters of my comment though
I guess my comment was a bit of an "Idiotic Joke" sorry :(
ska : Well thanks again 
Did anyone understand that it was an attempt to what some call "humour" ?
Potato Quake? Daiquiri Earl? Gay Hailstorm?
I don't think i will partecipate (lack of time), so feel free to use these ideas if you want.
nice challenge again =) i want your drugs!
tho i'll hardly find time to produce anything beyond 'Blank Canvas' =/
Carnivorous Donkey? Karate Liposuction? No, no...I've got an even better one...muhaha! 
And yeah...kudos on the primenumber dimensions! 
zubmarine isnt an english word, unless you say in in a strange accent
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someone better do the large midget