I think this is really cute! Well done artwork too.

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Wow. This derby has been a monumental success so far.

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Lovely

ladafi wrote:I think this is really cute! Well done artwork too.

Great fix on the cranium.

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Gorgeous, and I love the pun. GMV.

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Yay, no more neanderthal! Voted again! ^_^

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capedcrusader - thanks for pointing out the weirdly shaped head in the first version. I spent so much time tweaking the main part of the drawing that I didn't even pay much attention to the outline. Looks much better now!

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Omelets made great yes!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Beautiful, I'm glad this is finally getting more visibility. +1 I really love this. It's so amazingly peaceful, and it has so many details to feast on.

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I would buy it if you had made it a little smaller on the shirt. But still, good illustration!

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By the way, really like all of the details you put in.

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I totally dig this, Littleclyde. The play on the latin names is cool and all, but the image is very unusual and aesthetically pleasing all by itself.

It's a great example of how a derby theme can trigger original ideas that the artists would never have arrived at by themselves. GMV!

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Ahhh, brain coral!
Puns aside, this is lovely.

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not sure i completely get it, but very nice use of imagery!

i like it!

ps. the only real question i have is why is the seahorse breathing out bubbles?

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Beautiful and serene. Not to mention an excellent concept.

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This shirt is amazing. My son's an oceanographer and this reminds me of what must be going on in his mind - I swear he can name almost every animal in the ocean. If I don't get this for him he'll feed me to his sharks. :o)

KromeHWI wrote:not sure i completely get it, but very nice use of imagery!

i like it!

ps. the only real question i have is why is the seahorse breathing out bubbles?

The hippocampus (a section of your brain partly responsible for long term memory) was named by Julius Caesar Aranzi b/c it looks like a seahorse. The name itself (hippocampus) means that in Latin. Some neuroscience trivia for ya ;)

littleclyde wrote:capedcrusader - thanks for pointing out the weirdly shaped head in the first version. I spent so much time tweaking the main part of the drawing that I didn't even pay much attention to the outline. Looks much better now!

I must've commented on the first entry, haha. Anyways, I love this a ton. It works sooo well and I love the design <3 <3 Also! I just went through the Learning and Memory section of my neuro class last week, nice timing lol ;)

+1

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I feel so peaceful after looking at this. It is great. I love all the anatomy T-shirts.

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Kelsium wrote:I feel so peaceful after looking at this. It is great. I love all the anatomy T-shirts.

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Ya~ that's what I feel~
Love this shirt~ =D

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Lovely and peaceful. I am usually a fan of monochromatic shirts.

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I love everything about this design. Something about the image of the seahorse sleeping, to me, displays a great illustration of someone being at peace with their memories. It is a beautiful idea and the artwork is amazing. I want this shirt so badly. Just a few more votes...

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ha! you are so awesome LITTLECLYDE! +1