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Re: Hamlet's Dilemma

mmmmm.... bacon... ughghhgughhgug (homer simpson gurgling)

scarchin wrote:These are two very different shirts.

Get over it.

It wouldn't have even come up if he hadn't posted about this in my thread, that's all.

Don't think I am throwing a hissy fit. I'm just a little disappointed.

Re: Perchance to Dream

I had wondered if CrescentDebris colored this. I had debated if it was he or CMDixon who helped out on this. Great job you two.

JadenKale wrote:It wouldn't have even come up if he hadn't posted about this in my thread, that's all.

Don't think I am throwing a hissy fit. I'm just a little disappointed.

Again sorry if your upset, but I think that though we used some of the same source material we both came up with different and unique ideas. I don't think your throwing a hissy fit.

Re: Shakespeare A-Z

As an English teacher and hardcore theatre geek, I must have this shirt. I voted! Hope it wins! :D

Re: 2B or not 2B...

That sucks, I totally would have worn it.

Re: Shakespeare A-Z

if this doesn't print why not submit to threadless, i mean it wouldn't hurt to try

Re: Beware the Tides of March

IDK how much I like this idea, since the phrase is "Ides of March"...

AceOfSpades161 wrote:I want this shirt whether or not it wins. It's hilarious.

Me too.

Re: Damn'd Spot Remover

Love it, tjost!

A very original take on that famous line, and oh so wearable. ^_^

gijoe317 wrote:I downloaded the shirt colors from the site,
under artist templates, I don't understand the issue?

PM'd ya. :^)

Re: To be, or not to be? v2

Yep, I prefer this one!

Re: Read The Whole Book!

This is fantastic.

GMV

Re: Ophelia's Nut Hut V2

Same as my earlier one, but redid positioning, Ophelia herself, stuff like that.

AdderXYU wrote:I like how some of the longest passages are upside down. Text shirts thrive on readability, and that for sure helps one read it.

That was my complaint, too. Too many upside down words...

Re: To beef, or not to beef

Ha ha! This shirt comes just in time for the grilling season!

Re: Read The Whole Book!

I love the vein popping out on the side of Bill's head. Nice work.

anjulka wrote:
Kinda like I liked it better without the flying hamburgers.

I agree I think the design could still be just as awesome without them. >:D

JadenKale wrote:Wow!! I haven't seen you here in forever, mihalis!!! Welcome back!

I couldn't resist the theme. I'm sad they're not doing better, but I'm glad I gave it a go anyway.

Re: Perchance to Dream

Love it exactly how it is! Great job!

Looks like the reaper is about to kill a Klingon

Re: [url=http://shirt.woot.com/Derby/Entry.aspx?id=43442]Like Yin

remove please, will resub

Re: YIN TO YANG AS COMEDY TO TRAGEDY

YIN TO YANG AS COMEDY TO TRAGEDY
Resub yet again, I hope this is better.

Draug wrote:Nyo, no Rosencrantz? Or Guildenstern? D:

Still voted, though. :3 Really cool!

I'm saving them for "Tom Stoppard A-Z"

Re: Shakespeare A-Z

LOL, I love William at the bottom. It looks like he was caught doing something he shouldn't be doing. XD

SailorButterfly wrote:LOL, I love William at the bottom. It looks like he was caught doing something he shouldn't be doing. XD

Ha ha he was caught without a character whose name starts with 'Z'...though he in no way represents the artist in this instance, and any sense of being caught out is purely coincidental...*koff koff*

fleamarketadict wrote:Totally agree! A lot of the designs I see here would make much better posters that shirts.

I second that! There are many designs I pass on buying because I can't see myself wearing it as a shirt, but I adore the artwork and appreciate the artist.

re: [url=http://shirt.woot.com/derby/entry.aspx?id=43440]

Love the concept; the color, not so much color ...

Azurett wrote:I really like how you did this, however, I think I would like it without the text.

I like the text in the design, I think it adds and makes it clear how it relates to shakespeare. Very well done design.

Siax wrote:it seem like we get one of these every derby

Or two...

Steeped with? How about Steeped in?

This makes me quite sad, because I love the concept of this shirt, but the execution is dreadful. How many typographical errors are there in this thing? Please try again and resubmit, because if you get it right, I'm voting for.

graffd02 wrote:sceptical is also correct... look it up.

Yes, but nobody uses that spelling. Unless you are English? Suggest you change that, too.

gijoe317 wrote:remove please, will resub

resub here:

http://shirt.woot.com/Derby/Entry.aspx?id=43470

This is pretty cool. I WANT ONE! WAIT NOT ONE BUT TWO!

This shirt is AWESOME!!!!

I already now 3 English teachers that i would buy this shirt for.

Re: Shakespeare A-Z

So...can we get a larger image?

Re: Skull and Cross Quills

Awesome design

Re: Shakespeare A-Z

As an English teacher, I would love to have this to wear on the days I teach Shakespeare. Nicely done and excellent details!

Re: The Poet's Weapons

jmmbell1987 wrote:Hmm, I didn't notice the "2B". My bad.

It's understandable -- it's quite subtle.

AdderXYU wrote:FWIW, I def. agree with Robert. If horrible puns are valid (which I wish they weren't), and illustrations inspired off lines that don't really evoke Shakespeare immediately are valid (as they should be), then something inspired by who Shakespeare is should be also. The quill is the obvious link to Shakespeare, but really, Shakespeare represents writing like Mozart might represent music.

And like Woot represents t-shirts...


If there are any other doubts, here are the top 5 ways this shirt is on theme:
5. The aforementioned "2B"
4. Hamlet, Act 2, Scene 2: "...many wearing rapiers are afraid of goosequills."
3. The background is like a chess board and Ferdinand and Miranda were playing Chess in the Tempest.
2. If you morph the pencil and fountain pen together, you'll have a picture of a Shaky looking Spear.
1. The three vertical writing instruments can be imagined as bars, so you could say this shirt is "bard".