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Re: Professor Flufflebottom's Cat Stache Trimmer

You cats are hot on some guesses and cold on others. We'll be posting some clues later on, but for now, keep those guesses coming! woooot!

Johndis5 wrote:cans and string is new?

The fact that they are being used as a gadget for modern social networking is what makes them "new", specially for young kids that have never experienced the awesomeness of a can phone.

Thanks to everybody else for the nice comments and votes!

Re: Tele Scope

Very nice

Re: apeel fruit sticker removal system

this fits the theme really well. great job!

This is brilliant! Good job.

Re: iStone, the future of Pet Rocks is Now!

Re: Eating utensils

I would buy one for cake mix

Re: pop the top muffin machine

excellent work! fits the theme very well, exactly the right amount of labor-saving uselessness.

Re: Tele Scope

Thanks meepee , thanks Omar!

Re: Nannerbot

I love this one, the thumbnail looks kinda funky though

kylemittskus wrote:I'm confused. The derby theme states: "This week we want you to get inventive and show us your best invention to make life a little easier." You didn't invent anything here. Night vision goggles already exist. In your comment, you say that they're solar powered, but that's not shown in the shirt because it's night and they're working.

I get the joke, but I there's no invention.

I agree, how are these solar powered in any way? They are working at night and there are no solar panels on it. Also, isn't 1k cheap for a real pair of advanced night vision goggles? The tag should just say $$$$$ to indicate some large unknown amount of cash.

Re: Coffee Detector

Thanks everyone!

bluetuba wrote:I agree, how are these solar powered in any way? They are working at night and there are no solar panels on it. Also, isn't 1k cheap for a real pair of advanced night vision goggles? The tag should just say $$$$$ to indicate some large unknown amount of cash.

Solar power can work at night, or why would people make solar powered lights? And just to back up my claim: http://www.solarhome.org/infohowdoessolarpowerwork.html

The panels aren't there, that's correct, but just because you don't see them, doesn't mean they aren't there. We don't see the top of the glasses. But ultimately it would be for woot to decide.

Re: Soup Thermometer

I too am wary of foreign languages I don't know on my shirts, but the gadget certainly fits the theme well!

Re: The Elephant Vacuum

This cracked me up because just a few hours ago, I was considering buying a mini-vaccuum shaped like an elephant.

Re: The Fish Stick

The expression is so perfect.

Re: Tele Scope

It was the pun that got me. GMV.

ochopika wrote:You and DjTweek are right, it does look Seussian. I guess that makes sense since he was one of the reasons I started drawing as a kid.

Now I can't see anything but Seuss when I look at it. ahaha I love the gloved hand.

Re: The Maid Grenade

SIR, please calm down! Yes, your bathroom happens to be missing two walls and a roof now, but just look how sparking clean the every single piece of the toilet and the mirrors are.

GMV!

Re: When Life Sucks

I always have to reprogram my ways of thinking when I stop working in Illustrator on my tablet and draw on a real pulp and chemicals piece of paper...I can't tell you the number of times I've tried to CMD+Z, CMD+SHIFT+Z, and CMD+S drawings...

Re: A little added convenience

I like the schematic look for this derby!

Best title for a gadget, EVER!

epicfal wrote:I'm entertained by the concept, but a little weirded out that the guy seems to be naked.

The mind fills in its own blanks.

larrydavidarmstrong wrote:Anyone else getting tired of 3-D everything these days?

You can see a detailed version (so you can read the fine print!) here:
http://www.larryarmstrong.com/bigGlasses

Ugh, yes. 3D is so over rated...I shouldn't have to wear glasses (or glasses over my glasses on days I decide not to wake up all the way) to watch movies, and especially not tv.

I love the art and the concept, I'm just not sure a t-shirt is the right place for it. Maybe if it had a more vintage feel too it? Fantastic work though

missmelis wrote:Love the quote you chose!

Thanks, I figured something food-related was appropriate.

Re: Taste the Vinegar!

So good guys , wish i could buy this gadget somewhere! +1

Re: pop the top muffin machine

Everything about this shirt screams awesome...but to me this is totally not a mundane invention. That is all a matter of perspective though, so I hope it doesn't end up on the rejectionators radar.

Re: Catmops

Squirminess is essential.

Enjoy!

Re: Taste the Vinegar!

This is such a ridiculously pointless invention.... I love it!!!

Re: Professor Flufflebottom's Cat Stache Trimmer

Correction, that Siamese could be Jewelwing..

Re: Kitty Relaxer

Would like it without the text.

cynic11 wrote:really like the concept, but im afraid the rejectionator may attack because there is nothing but text. either way nice job.

The graphical element is the drawing of the shirt itself. (GMV by the way!)

Re: Duo-cles

Specsmachine, you're going to get another #1 tee when this prints. GMV

Re: The Short 'n Curl-eze

Like others, I appreciate the thought.

meepee wrote:A change of font would do this design some good.

Which font? What would you have used, its still early maybe I can resub?

Re: Decadence

The only problem with wearing it is that you'll get poked quite a few times...

Re: purr-o-meter

Is your kitty truly happy? Be sure with a purr-o-meter!

the owls are adorable!

Re: pop the top muffin machine

I always love your color schemes, Walmazan.

I love the slogan for the iStone!

Re: iStone, the future of Pet Rocks is Now!

Why is that slogan not on the shirt?