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Re: Meowing Up The Wrong Tree

Can someone explain the connection to the theme? I don't get it...it just seems like a random "cute" shirt...

Re: not following the leader

Love the sun on this one. Great use of fatty halftones in that case.

Are the toes backwards on the big guy or am I just crazy? o.O

Re: Birds of a feather don't always flock together

This got a huge laugh out of me. Nice work. I hope this wins or at least gets an honorable mention.

Re: The convenient tiny chair

How does this fit the theme?

Re: Individually Unwrapped

This is just brilliant.
If it wins, I'm buying it.

Josephus wrote:I'm doubtful this can be printed, myself. The 'screentone dots' I'll take your word that they are big enough. However, if they are at the limit of the screening, as seems likely, the red crosshatched lines are certainly smaller, A LOT smaller. They've told us that a line smaller than one point in diameter is too small, and so I really don't think these lines are that big.

Woot *just* printed a shirt by the same artist that used the same "screentone" technique, so clearly they *are* big enough.

http://shirt.woot.com/friends.aspx?k=7948

Icemank91 wrote:Good social commentary, and great shirt. gmv! Hope this wins!

I agree and I support this shirt

clever,,,,,and there's a zombie what's not to like!

3) I don't see an individual here. I see a hedgehog who accidentally fell into a paint can, knocked it over, and is now in trouble. It would be better if he was proudly sporting his new blue paint.



I agree. It would be better if he was just blue from the start, and proud of it. I think you tried to hard to create a story of how he became blue, and should have concentrated on him embracing his "blueness". Nice illustration, though.

holy elephant it's too cute! WIN WIN WIN I hope!

Re: Noble Steed

Nice job! =D

Re: The convenient tiny chair

I can't stop laughing... very funny!

tgentry wrote:For a blank piece of paper with unlimited potential, nothing is more frightening than to be used in a copy machine.

Fear the toner!

Excellent work!

dekonstruct wrote:There is no escape these days.

Bloody wannabes.
*nod nod*

sundbe10 wrote:This is a literal translation of the art style "Steam Punk". Also if I were feeling a little rebellious in the 1800's the first thing i would do is go pimpin' in my steam car.

*salutes fellow steampunk designer*

databit wrote:Seems appropriate with the Darwin birthday everyone is talking about.

The only thing that would bake it better is a stovepipe hat.

JadenKale wrote:So under appreciated, sharp. This is probably one of the best pieces up here.

I think patterns make some people dizzy.
*nod nod*

It is interesting though.
Like a design with an easter-egg built in.

Except it's not easter.

Josephus wrote:He can see it all...the hints of his his preyt scattered about-= a few leaves he knows mark a tomato vine...those slight hills that protect the potatoes over there, next to the little radishes, not quite ready to take. and of course, in danger of being trampled by those damnable zebras, the green fronds of the carrots, his favorites of the bounty out there, scattered around the watering hole, hiding in the slight hills that make up the savanna. He is King of the Veg.

In the jungle, the mighty jungle, the lion makesalovelysalad toniiiight.

Re: A Different Kind of Mouse (resub)

This shirt is great. i like the color, the subject, the simplicity, everything. i'm really glad to see another simple yet clever shirt from you seki

Got My Vote!

Re: love is an individualistic choice

I know this one has no chance of being printed...which is too bad. I love the message behind it kamz! Thanks for submitting it!

Re: Little Green Individualism

I like it! Great message, thanks for posting!

I WILL DEFINITELY 100% BUY THIS IF IT WINS! :D

Re: In the begining they laughed...

hee hee hee!
This is so my hair in the morning!
I love it!

fleamarketadict wrote:The cheese stands alone - love it! First shirt I've voted for in weeks!

Thanks! The idea came to me while running and I chuckled all the way home!

Re: Family Portrait

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bG8EXxobz74

cyclops!

Re: Understated Individuality

UNDIES! GMV!!!!

wow...awesome

I really like this idea.
It might need to reworked to get more votes. May I suggest at least fading the trails at their end (like the sun here).

Re: Little Green Individualism

Peace out man!

Re: Little Green Individualism

If this shirt wins, I'm buying it... simple as that...

Re: The Original Blue Hedgehog

It'd be hard to pull off right, but a Sonic-esque smirk would be pretty neat.

databit wrote:Secretly listening to ABBA.

EXTREME!

Shhhh don't let the punks hear that!!! ;)

toe2254 wrote:Nicely done Jaden

bradyson wrote:Punky Winkerbean!

I think that this is great Jaden!

Thanks for the comments, guys. I really appreciate it

Re: A Product of Individualism

I think the design is great and I totally voted for you! Although I think the placement is a bit off as well as the sizing. I think that if it was shrunk down a bit and placed asymmetrically on either the upper left or right side it would work well. And im not to clear on the rules if designs can be printed on the back of shirts but I think it would look great if it was placed on the bottom left or right of the back of the shirt. Just a suggestion but super design!
Id get it if the placement changed : )

JadenKale wrote:And the lemmings look a little more like gerbils, but it's not bad.

Eh? These look proportionately closer to lemmings--or maybe hamsters. Gerbils are kind of sleek with a long tufted tail!

Anyhow, GMV. :-)

I like this, but there's no text allowed for this derby.

Re: Deaths got a new bag (resub)

Deaths buddies have noticed something a little different lately about their favorite soul harvesting pal. Whats with the pink robes and sudden interest in botany? What could this mean for their friendship? More importantly what does this mean for the rest of us? o.O

re: the experiment

So, does anyone remember doing an experiment in elementary school where you tried to grow some seeds in a plastic bag with a wet paper towel, and then they actually grew and you felt really proud of yourself? Sometimes it is really amazing the things that nature has thought up.

Re: The convenient tiny chair

I love the artwork, design, and concept but man...I'd never wear a yellow shirt =(

Re: Deaths got a new bag (resub)

This has Terry Prachett written all over it.