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Is it just me, or does it look like he's doing "Jazz hands!"

Love this shirt! Totally in for one! Great design!

diesmiley wrote:I've never bought a woot shirt before, but am thinking of it now. How is the fit of the shirts? I'm 5'6 and am wondering whether I should get a small or a medium. I'm decently skinny too, so any comments would help, but I don't know my actual measurements...thanks!

For a thin guy I would recommend going down a size from what you normally get in clothing stores. I normally take medium to accommodate my lengthy torso and would get a small if my lack of belly didn't hang out but woot small is perfect for chest/length. The shirts are longer fitting and fairly ' stretchy' without looking or feeling like you're going to pop out of them.

Now about the shirt..

This is amazing, almost a new favorite from patrickspens if not for so many amazing ones before like the beige one he did two years ago..

I knew this would not only be in the top 3 but also win from the moment I saw it.

Great work my friend, if it were wear able outside of october I would be all over this


Edit: Ok the shirt was almost EXACTLY 2 years ago.. http://shirt.woot.com/Derby/Entry.aspx?id=36855

I also went through his other shirts and realized between my girlfriend and I, we have like a million of his designs..

Quality stuff. Good work, Spens.

Thirdbase9 wrote:Actually my first thought was Turniphead from Howl's Moving Castle.

Maybe PumpkinHead, from that movie....PumpkinHead.


ETA: I swear I've seen this design somewhere before, just can't remember where.

bluejester wrote:Any one else think of "This is Halloween" from Nighmare Before Christmas when they see this?

yes, and i now have the song stuck in my head, thank you...

this shirt reminds me quite a bit more of the opening scene in "sleepy hollow" with the scarecrow...

Awesome shirt! Very Hallowoot!

Can't wait to see how it prints.

..... and The Master strikes again...... Hard to believe that something this good comes out of Utah!

I would buy this right now if not for the fact that the dining hall is closed this weekend, and I need to eat. As it is, I still have no idea, because everything about this shirt is beautiful.

What are the odds of getting this by halloween with regular shipping? 0%?

Damien1P wrote:With my $5 off from the random sale how could I not buy this shirt?

How can you apply the $5 discount to a $10 shirt? You can't.

Bought one for my little brother. Not going to tell him, it'll be a surprise when it arrives next week. He loves spooky stuff, always begs me to take him to the Halloween store.

Damn you woot. I just got my 3 random awesome tees and here you go making me buy more and more >_< In for 1.

I imagine twin sawed-off shotguns springing out from his sleeves.

Boondock Pumpkins.

I think he looks a lot like Jack Skellington, (From the beginning of the movie of course) Which is totally a bonus! :D

Ohh nice! I expected to see this one! Amazing brushwork and colors, as usual with any Patrick design. I especially love the details of the leaves at the bottom. Congrats to one fantastic artist!

j5 wrote:Maybe PumpkinHead, from that movie....PumpkinHead.


ETA: I swear I've seen this design somewhere before, just can't remember where.

This movie scared the JUNK off of me when I was a kid. Still one of my ultimate faves. Lance Henriksen at his creeeeepiest!

j5 wrote:Maybe PumpkinHead, from that movie....PumpkinHead.

Speaking of Pumpkinhead, this shirt reminded me that it's pumpkin ale season, huzzah!

My first shirt.woot! Nice - I mean - Creepy!

In for one. The naughty/creepy pumpkin and the loltastic write-up sealed the deal for me.

LOL @ drain was clogged with pumpkin bits. I hate when that happens.

It feels weird to call a scarecrow shirt beautiful, but wow...it's beautiful! Love the teal against the black, too. As my 4 year-old would say, this shirt looks spookily!

Darn, I knew I shouldn't have bought yesterdays shirt!

Fantastic shirt! This shirt is scarier than some haunted houses that I have visited. It reminds me that scarecrows scare more than crows.

bassanimation wrote:This movie scared the JUNK off of me when I was a kid. Still one of my ultimate faves. Lance Henriksen at his creeeeepiest!

And that's saying something. Maybe I'll be Lance Henricksen in his street clothes for Halloween - I'll be the creepiest thing out there.

Bought the shirt, so excited to terrify wee little trick or treaters with it.

...I'd love to see this on a beer bottle...

Mmmm... pumpkin ale season

diesmiley wrote:I've never bought a woot shirt before, but am thinking of it now. How is the fit of the shirts? I'm 5'6 and am wondering whether I should get a small or a medium. I'm decently skinny too, so any comments would help, but I don't know my actual measurements...thanks!

I know from experience what it's like to wait for your first woot shirt to arrive, open the bag, love the shirt, and then put it on to find that it's uncomfortably tight... it kinda ruined my whole day:{ And because I really wanted the shirt I HAD to buy a second one in a larger size. Soooo - I recommend that you take a minute and find a tape measure or yard-stick or something that has inches. Grab a t-shirt that you own that fits just right and lay the measuring implement across the front of the shirt under the armpits, look at the sizing chart, and go from there. If you don't have a measuring implement and you're on a serious budget, take that favorite shirt of yours to Home Depot or Ikea or someplace with measuring implements laying around and do it there. It may save you some disappointment - and $10!

Ciscomania wrote:..... and The Master strikes again...... Hard to believe that something this good comes out of Utah!

Dude there are a lot of good things that come from utah... I cant name them right now, but there has to be tons...

fantastnico wrote:According to the map, everyone that is awake right now is buying this shirt!

Hmmmm... what's with Montana? Looks like they're not real big on Halloween - or maybe it's scarecrows they don't like!

Ye-ah, Patrick is back!

I love how imposing and creepy this is. Pure Halloween fun. ^___^

I see how that you've received advice to both size up and size down.

I'm 5' 10", 30 inch waist, 155 lbs. I take a medium in shirts and have ordered medium woot shirts. The medium woot shirts are more form fitting than other t-shirts I've purchased off the rack. I personally would not recommend sizing down. If you're slender, stick with the size you're use to. If in doubt, size up.

diesmiley wrote:I've never bought a woot shirt before, but am thinking of it now. How is the fit of the shirts? I'm 5'6 and am wondering whether I should get a small or a medium. I'm decently skinny too, so any comments would help, but I don't know my actual measurements...thanks!

Site's pretty damn sweet YO. About to get it in with all these shirts/hoodies/GOODIES!

ovirto wrote:I see how that you've received advice to both size up and size down.

I'm 5' 10", 30 inch waist, 155 lbs. I take a medium in shirts and have ordered medium woot shirts. The medium woot shirts are more form fitting than other t-shirts I've purchased off the rack. I personally would not recommend sizing down. If you're slender, stick with the size you're use to. If in doubt, size up.

5 9" 145 small chest, I wear a woot medium and it fits well. The large is ugly. Haven't tried a woot small yet. I generally wear a mixture of small and medium shirts depending on the length of the shirt. Seems smaller shirts are also shorter in length as well, which sucks if you are a skinny male.

If you normally wear a medium and it's fitted or even slightly loose, then a woot medium will be more fitted and tight.

Does anyone know where I can buy this as a print?

diesmiley wrote:I've never bought a woot shirt before, but am thinking of it now. How is the fit of the shirts? I'm 5'6 and am wondering whether I should get a small or a medium. I'm decently skinny too, so any comments would help, but I don't know my actual measurements...thanks!

I'm 5'1, wear a size 4 and get a large because they run tight and shrink.

ovirto wrote:I see how that you've received advice to both size up and size down.

I'm 5' 10", 30 inch waist, 155 lbs. I take a medium in shirts and have ordered medium woot shirts. The medium woot shirts are more form fitting than other t-shirts I've purchased off the rack. I personally would not recommend sizing down. If you're slender, stick with the size you're use to. If in doubt, size up.

I agree, you definitely don't want to size down. I don't even use hot water or dryer on hot and my woot shirts always shrink down. If you want a slim fit, get your usual off-the-rack size as it WILL shrink. I would recommend a size up. Its much better to get a shirt that is a little looser than you're used to than to get a shirt that you can't wear after 1 wash.

Love it...Bought it...absolutely no chance of getting it before Halloween with stupidpost!
Update: received the shirt on the 22nd...Has smartpost suddenly gotten...dare I say it...smarter? Happy to have the shirt in time for Halloween so Thanks Woot!

No offense to past derby winners, but I finally got to buy my first choice of shirts. Usually they don't make it out of the fog. This shirt rocks!

I have seen this design before...



The linked art is from last year's skin release for the scarecrow character Fiddlesticks from the video game League of Legends. The skin is known as "Pumpkinhead Fiddlesticks."

More links:

Fiddlesticks, The Harbinger of Doom
Skin Release Thread

In for my first patrickspens shirt...