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Re: Symmetry (V2)

hello, i really like this shirt and agree it would be cooler on a colored shirt like blue other than black. Question to you designers out there, how do you do this design without using gradients? To me, there seems to be gradients in the wings there?

Re: The Divine Prrrrrrrrrportion!

I <3 frowny eyes!

Re: Flying Lessons

Thanks for the BLA, Robert!

I really appreciate all the support and comments. :^)

As for the style, the funny thing is I seem to change things up every time I draw squirrels. (comic bookish, more realistic). In this case having a chubby, cute, unwieldy character felt like the natural choice, because it played funnier against the sleek scientific ideal.

Re: Flying Lessons

This is so good and I love your work here!

Re: Conducting the Aurora

Very nice work here!

Re: Schrödinger's Equation

It is a shame it will come in a bag and not in a box.

Re: The Divine Prrrrrrrrrportion!

Thanks guys for all the support and comments! I really apprrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrciate it!

Thanks, all.

I'm getting really cooking tired of entries with letters and numbers on them making up the whole image. I know all of you have seen The Raven design. Get some originality please.

Come on, I know hollywood is all remakes nowadays, where's the ART, woot???

The application of the golden mean is to the composition of the painting. And that is brilliant.

GMV

I like the extra detail of the math symbols being in the Jurassic Park font.

gement wrote:This is my favorite of the phi designs, and of the derby in general, by a long shot. It's remarkably elegant.

Thank you! It's definitely what I was going for.

Re: Multiplying Rabbits

This is really well done and I actually think the green shirt was an excellent choice. Definitely wish it had been subbed earlier!

Re: Star Power

If this ends up printing elsewhere (as it should), please PM and let me know so I can buy a few.

hamchilla wrote:I like the extra detail of the math symbols being in the Jurassic Park font.

Thanks, I think it really ties the idea of the design together like a rug.

A Rose is a Rose by any name, or in this case equation.

mrwednesday wrote:Beyond that, I'd like an explanation of what this has to do with mathematics. Just because you slap something "sciency" on a shirt doesn't mean it illustrates a mathematical concept.

It would seem like many shirts in this derby just put some numbers on a shirt next to an animal and call it math in nature. Or an animal doing something with numbers. I saw one design that added 2 rainbows together to equal One More Gimlet. That is not really math either.
And this is not the only DNA shirt in this derby.

Re: Quintessential Question

This is brilliant! +1

I absolutely love this shirt. I definitely didn't get it until I got to boobies, but I love it.

Re: The Divine Prrrrrrrrrportion!

Thanks for the comment on my design for this week. nice to know a well known artist likes something i did even if it did get low votes. Btw My Girlfriend will probably buy this design if it prints. +1 from me and another from her. nice design and very cute.

So that's what happens when you drop a vagina in water, eh?

Re: Fluid Dynamics

amandanielsen wrote:I absolutely love this shirt. I definitely didn't get it until I got to boobies, but I love it.

Thank you! I like things that take a while to get sometimes. Like mail or road trips.

Re: Probability Of A Blue Spiny

This design is sure to win this week's "Genetics in Video Games" derby.

Re: Schrödinger's Equation

I don't have a problem with text in the shape of an animal (The idea's been around a lot longer than Nevermore.), and I don't know enough about the math to understand the h-bar complaint. My issue is that a house cat isn't nature. For all intents, it is a human-designed animal.

Caddywompus wrote:Thanks, I think it really ties the idea of the design together like a rug.

Another good movie reference there...

Gregarich wrote:I'm getting really cooking tired of entries with letters and numbers on them making up the whole image. I know all of you have seen The Raven design. Get some originality please.

Me, too. I hate it when my math shirts are ruined with numbers.

cmplxz wrote:I Love it, but oh how I dearly wish the paper tape had Fibonacci numbers on it!

You are so right!

razz007 wrote:cool but would have loved to see more nature in the design.

i agree...it would have been a better entry for a math-only theme...didn't want to hold on to it til one popped up....

zekecatz wrote:Can't comment on, nor would I wear, something I really don't understand. Too embarrassing when people ask for an explanation.

It means Corresponding Parts of Congruent Triangles are Congruent and it is used in proofs after you have already proven that two triangles are congruent. I teach Geometry and I just finished this lesson last week. Its my favorite chapter

Re: Smart Snake

This is awesome. Good neutral colors. I love that there's a small animal in the last one. XD

Re: The Divine Prrrrrrrrrportion!

Really cute. Awesome work on the smudgy pencil look!

Re: A worm named Newton

Love it!

Re: 1 1

Amazing! +1

Re: Seven ate Nine

Great work! love the colors.

Re: Long Division

Love it!!

Re: Replicating Pattern

I'd say, not that I'm a ramyb fan, that the fractal connection is conceptual and depends on the t-shirt title, which is not something you can see in the design. DNA is certainly a Replicating Pattern, and in a different sense than fractals are.

I don't mind ramyb reusing a design until it wins if it has aesthetic appeal, which this one does. I just don't want it to beat out worthier shirts, so I'n glad it's out of the fog.

Re: Fluid Dynamics

Beautiful design featuring luminosity? Must be patrickspens. Another vote from me.

holothuria wrote:I don't have a problem with text in the shape of an animal (The idea's been around a lot longer than Nevermore.), and I don't know enough about the math to understand the h-bar complaint. My issue is that a house cat isn't nature. For all intents, it is a human-designed animal.

Um...if two people enter into an arranged marriage and then have a baby, that's still nature. Humans didn't create the housecat out of the firmament.

Re: Smart Snake

This is amazing! +1