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oakenspirit wrote:AWESOME - GMV- but you might get canned for the proper names on the bottom... Might want to consider resubbing without them... sadly...

Thanks, oakenspirit. You make a good point. I will change those.

Re: Miracle cure

The only design I've seen so far that I actually like.

Re: Hand Grenade (resub)

Actually I like this one as well. Nice idea and well executed. Clean design. (an actually wearable shirt)

deborah11565 wrote:Ok, you are new. Take the advise or not.... Read the derby, these folks are very serious about artwork, in most cases.

Well, if you take a look at my art, you can see that I am also quite serious about artwork. Thanks.

Re: Non-Euclidean Geometry

For the record, I've used actual no-Euclidean geometry here, namely hyperbolic. The spheres are just a triangle inside a square inside a pentagon, ad naseum, with hyperbolic geometry applied. And that purple thingy is my version of a hyperbolic manifold. Creative license in hand, of course.

Re: hello my name are nano

Freaky and cool :-)

Re: Mad Love Robotics

Is this a Dr. Who reference?

Re: Taking Over

Oh dear... you beat me to it.

Nice design too.

Re: Dr. Mad

wow.... awesome job.
I'm loving the coloring

Re: What has science done?

LOL I like how the T Rex's new hands aren't attached.

Re: Tomorrow the World!!!

Damn.... why did it have to be a cat? *throws money at you*

lunadust12 wrote:Hilarious! You need to fix your preview picture, it doesn't match the shirt.

Woops! Good catch!

Re: Mad Science Labels V2

I think each of these labels could be a shirt on its own. I'd vote for all of 'em!

Re: NUKE THE MOON!

True story - In 1957, America was afraid that the Russians were going to nuke the moon. They didn't, but it got them thinking, "What if WE nuke the moon instead and scare the bejesus out of the Russians?" I'm still waiting...

Re: Choose Your Own Misadventure

I love that last one. Something something lasers. Very cool, and a bit Dr. Evil of you...

Re: Lightning Lessons

Sorry guys, missed out the shirt placement image. Here you are:

simoncowell wrote:What is this ?

UV radiation is one of the most important causes of mutation I know....too nerdy XD

love it

Re: Dr. Mad

AWESOME!

urbansuburbia wrote:I MUST HAVE THIS!

We hope so!! :D

lyonscc wrote:Delightfully Burton-esque! Nice job.

THanks!!

oneshoeoff wrote:This is gorgeous!

Thank you so much oneshoeoff! :D

simoncowell wrote:Looks like an eccentric sex machine !

Uhh.?.?. ok......

writermist wrote:Oh dear... you beat me to it.

Nice design too.

Thanks writermist!

oakenspirit wrote:Love Frankimator... hehe

Thanks Okie !

Re: Teraman

So great!it is getting closer to the fog my friend!

Re: Grog is a Genius

Great style here!

turbodave wrote:Is this a Dr. Who reference?

No it is not.

oakenspirit wrote:Love Frankimator... hehe

It looks like a two-phase transformer, maybe 12 or60KV to 4KV.
Then someone added some cute gauges, presumably after draining the oil out of the transformer. I worked in old electric substations and saw some real antiques still doing their jobs.

tomspc wrote:You should always be ready with a resub. I think they see your name and reject. lol

Thanks,

Sometimes, I wonder how right you might be, but I suspect it has more to do with some folks on rejectionator duty taking tattles at face value, with little research, and others dig a little more (and thus, allow a little bit more). Either way, I just try to adjust and move on.

This time, I *did* have a second version ready, just in case, though I hated having to add the text. I like both, but I like the subtlety of not explaining a joke.

Re: Hello Uncertainty

I don't think the thumbnail is a problem.

Very clever design!

Re: a successful experiment

he has an appointment tonight and wanted some more tentacles to be more attractive ;-))acidic color scheme with 4 colors on red

Re: Dihydrogen Monoxide Control Labs

Hmmm...

I'd say someone missed the point. Penn and Teller are a little cruel with how they use the DHMO thing, and their schtick is being "arseholish" with their jokes. Even so, DHMO is (as Dave pointed out) a pretty old joke.

The wikipedia article traces it back to 1989, but I know my freshman Chem prof in 1986 included DHMO on a test as trick question.

Re: The Original Mad Scientist...

i can't wear cream shirts cause i'm allergic to this color but it is a nice drawing

Re: hello my name are nano

thanks a lot

Re: Not a Mad Scientist

Ha! Very funny :-)

Re: Outatime

One of my favorite movies! Love it.

lyonscc wrote:Ha! Very funny :-)

Still +1 I should'ave added too :o)

Re: Cell phone

I don't think this has any practical use without CELLULOIDS

annkingwriter wrote:It looks like a two-phase transformer, maybe 12 or60KV to 4KV.
Then someone added some cute gauges, presumably after draining the oil out of the transformer. I worked in old electric substations and saw some real antiques still doing their jobs.

Thanks! I think Doc Frankie pulled the internals out of it to create the Frankimator.