Having Your Work Featured Officially

They let the Mail on TV in the US?

Certainly must make you quite proud to have your work featured in Official works and just regular TV! I expect the lack of credit is a bit annoying, but it must be great to know that your work is being noticed, even if very few other people know it's yours.

I'm really sorry for posting this in a wrong thread. My laptop can't make threads. It's so slow. Um, can someone help me make a Free Play wedge that is like the old Free Spin wedge but the wedge is in green, the "FREE" is in yellow and the "PLAY" is in white?

I think it's safe to say that my 2012 recreation of the Season 30 Round 4 layout is my most popular illustration. Folks at Instagram have been using it, and then you have this 2015 magazine signed by Pat Sajak himself.

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I sure do. Even so, I'm not going to get the magazine for personal reasons, but if someone wants it, go for it.

Now not to go off topic at least too much, the Turkish illustration I made in 2010 has been very popular in Turkey before and since its 2014 use as a cake graphic. A few years ago, I saw it being used in a whole bunch of slime videos. At first, I was at a complete loss as to what to think, but then I realized the very thing that had been staring me in the face the whole time. Even if the illustration is being used for a purpose that I hadn't intended it to be used for, if people are having fun with them, I'll still take it. As much as I would love to be credited, it's still nice seeing my work get put to good use. Ultimately, the reason why I continue to make these illustrations fifteen years after making my first illustrations is so people can have fun with them, whether those who use them know me or not.

Now I am planning on making a fifteen-year anniversary special over at YouTube soon, and in the special, I will show off some of my favorite and most iconic Wheel illustrations by year from 2007 onwards. It's a sure bet my 2012 Round 4 layout and 1992 Turkish layout will be shown. In fact, to prove to others that it was me who made these illustrations, I will show the original Microsoft Publisher files used to make them.