So...I've started an all-girl law student rock band called Attractive Nuisance. We're a very limited purpose band because most of us are about to graduate and our sole purpose is to rock out both the law school talent show and Jammin' for Justice, an event that raises money for legal public interest work.

To generate interest in the band and in the events we are playing (which will benefit a good cause!), I wanted to get some one color tee shirts made with the band's name and some sort of graphic on it.

The problem is that I'm having trouble coming up wtih a really great visual idea to pair with "Attractive Nuisance." Little dogs, cupcakes, swimming pools...that's about all I've got, but I don't think they'd make great tee concepts.

Any ideas from the blog forum?

I haven't posted anything to the gallery in a while, but I've racked up enough tees to get some serious street team points, so I figured it was time. Since I last loaded the photo policy has changed to only accept horizonal photos.

I guess I should have read the policy before I took 8 vertical photos of myself, but I have to say, even with this policy in effect, I think it makes it more difficult to meet the other requirements for submitting a photograph, namely that 3/4 of the face and 3/4 of the design must be visible. I live alone and am taking these photos of myself and it's much easier to take a vertical self-photograph and meet these criteria than it is to take a horizontal one. I'm definitely longer than I am wide...

*sigh* Ok, I'm done complaining. That said, Threadless, please accept my photos as is, even though I had to crop them a lot to make them wide.

Is anyone else feeling like this could be an update of Goodfeathers?
;)

AND I'M NOT ASHAMED OF IT.

Back OFF.

This shirt soaked up more sweat at DCLX this past weekend. Mmmmm mmmm, good!

I think my Threadless shirts are making me more active or rather I'm wearing them in situations where I sweat. Take my Missing Piece pic for example...after this picture was taken I went to a dance and rocked my socks off to some sweet jazz music, but it's so hot in that restaurant that I...you know. Then I wore the You Sank My Battleship to a ska show and skanked up a good sweat. The only by-product worse than sweat was the whiplash I gave my neck....ouch. Still recovering from that one, but let's see what other adventures I can get into in my sweaty Threadless shirts!

*Note: This blog was not written in the mid- to late-ninties. I'm just a big ass dork.