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Re: Where I Belong
Thank you!!
Re: Major Tom
Voted!
I really want one!
Threadsecutioned!
Re: Spacetime
This shirt has all of my favorite things on it! Its really fantastic.
Re: Sidereum ursi
Thanks for your comments and votes
Re: Galactic conception
chachachino wrote:creepy name, nice style. amiright?
aw, it was supposed to be a cute name lol
Re: Prancing in the Stars
I like the placement on this
I voted from me tub in Jolly Old Endland!
Re: The Race
Mercury claims to be a winner every 87 days!
Re: Antigravi-tea
I want this! cool!
love it, great art work.
sprax wrote:My buddy and I also thought it would be more appropriate to use CGS units since that is preferred in astronomy. ~ sprax
Really? CGS is the preferred Astronomy system? I'm not an astonomer, actually a physics/engineering guy, but I would have imagined that MKS is preferred, given the scale of the objects being studied. Or at the very least some sort of MKS/IAU combination. What a pain it was when I moved from physics, where we used MKS, to Engineering where everything switched back to the imperial system. Grumble grumble...imperial units grumble grumble. Anyway, I like this design a lot. I agree with some of the points made, that the formulas could look a little more formulaish (I don't think that's a word), but even still it's something I would totally wear.
lisabethjo wrote:I just LOVE newt-run-stars.
thanks LBJ!
Re: Thyco's Astronomical Amusement Park
man I love your shirts! the other one is great too, I just kind of like the coloring on this one, and it's not black or navy I'd have loved one, keep up the great work and keep inching up the board!
Re: Nebula Eyecing
very nice, great colors might even work better as a print than a shirt, I know I'd hang it in my office, as long as it wasnt some huge poster thing, more a tastefully frames object d'art, esp since I lost the bidding on the Scream yesterday
terrariageek wrote:What is THIS?
Galactic fail
Even a blind squirrel is right twice a day.
Re: Astroknot
I'd so wear this. Such a great visual pun, and well executed. It may be too late to get the votes you need to win, so I hope there's at least an Editor's Choice for it.
Spiritgreen wrote: @sleekhare, I reworked the text so that it's exploding from the supernova. This would probably have been a better way to go:
Definitely loving the dimension your changes added. The slight blending of the text into the graphic is a nice touch as well. Lends an air of uncertainty to "concrete"-ness of the chemical equations.
Re: The Watcher
This is awesome work!
Re: Death Stars
I wish this had more votes. It's so cute.
Re: Anyone Out There?
I really hope this gets back in the fog and prints!! I will be in for 3
Re: Moonlight Sonata
Come on Moonlight Sonata, oh most beautiful shirt in this derby and one of the best of any derby, perfect in concept and execution with a wonderful PURPLE and NAVY palette. Purple-based shirts almost never win, it's so, so sad! I am praying and wishing this wins, COME ON MAKE IT TO THE FOG, or at least get an Editor's Choice, because I am positive a good number, a large majority, of the female population of woot (which is sadly the minority overall) would buy this shirt by the droves! WIN SHIRT WIN!
Oh my! As an astronomer and a lover of color, you got this spot-on! Hoping it wins... do want!!
Thanks, everyone, for all the nice comments and your support! It's been a fun week, to say the least! Now comes the nerve-wracking part, but it's certainly worth it, no matter which way it goes! Thanks again!
Re: Universal Fun
I'd like one!
enville wrote:man I love your shirts! the other one is great too, I just kind of like the coloring on this one, and it's not black or navy I'd have loved one, keep up the great work and keep inching up the board!
thanks a lot for the nice comment
this shirt is awesome.... i want... bad...
[quote postid="4985783" no kidding on the units...the only reason in astronomy we use cgs is due to E&M...distance are large regardless, so when it comes to the E7 M (light and such) in cgs you no longer have things light 4 pi epsilon_0. I got to be engineering Physics..and use all three systems...cgs no really, easiest by far. user="tjschaeffer"]Really? CGS is the preferred Astronomy system? I'm not an astonomer, actually a physics/engineering guy, but I would have imagined that MKS is preferred, given the scale of the objects being studied. Or at the very least some sort of MKS/IAU combination. What a pain it was when I moved from physics, where we used MKS, to Engineering where everything switched back to the imperial system. Grumble grumble...imperial units grumble grumble. Anyway, I like this design a lot. I agree with some of the points made, that the formulas could look a little more formulaish (I don't think that's a word), but even still it's something I would totally wear.[/quote]
Re: Astronomical fashion accessory
You know....a version of this with a "geeked out" Earth and a belt of "tech gadget" satellites would kill.
Josephus wrote:Thanks, everyone, for all the nice comments and your support! It's been a fun week, to say the least! Now comes the nerve-wracking part, but it's certainly worth it, no matter which way it goes! Thanks again!
It maters which way it goes. It matters very much to me. Way to design something that really plays with my emotions.
Re: Little Big Universe
i have no clue why this design didn't stay in the fog nor why its not in the top 3 B^( i think this was the best design in the derby
Re: Seeing Stars
I really like the idea, but the images are so small, how would they look on a shirt?
Re: Dragon Nebula
I would so get this. It's soooo awesome :D
Re: Thyco Brahe's astronomical point of view
This design is so beautiful. -sparkle eyes-
Very cool!
Re: Why So Sirius
Is that a dog? I keep seeing a dog but I feel like people are implying it's not a dog... and no one has said dog...
kharmazero wrote:it's a 4 colors very detailled design ,-)))
you make the coolest designs on here. : )
StarBob wrote:Is that a dog? I keep seeing a dog but I feel like people are implying it's not a dog... and no one has said dog...
No, it's definitely a dog. I'm not sure if the shirt designer meant it this way, but I decided personally that it's Sirius from Harry Potter, cause he can turn into a dog. So it's Sirius, looking serious, staring at Sirius.
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