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SuperPope
SuperPope aka David Rutledge is a 36.7 year old boy, has been a member since May 25, 2005, has scored 17,276 submissions, giving an average score of 1.70, helping 204 designs get printed.


There are less than two days left on my design, and I haven't really gotten too many votes or comments this time around. Are people just not getting it and moving on to the next design?

I'd appreciate your votes and comments.

Also Sprach der Geist von Sparta - Threadless T-shirts, Nude No More
It's been a few years since I last submitted anything to Threadless, and I'm trying to get back on the horse.

I've put a design up for critique at the moment, and I'm hoping to get some input and a few printing questions answered.

Here's the link: Also Sprach der Geist von Sparta

I appreciate any suggestions or advice!
Hmmm...I added a comment to my old submission "Divine Compliment" and it didn't move to the top of the forums.

It was submitted 388 days ago. Is this a bug or a feature to keep people from bumping old designs and spamming the forums?
Looks more like video games stole your heart, and it's a good thing you have two extras.

Any Zelda fan knows the difference...
Hoping that Threadless may take note and print some old designs they passed up for whatever reason, here are three of my favorites:

Violently Peaceful - Threadless, Best T-shirts Ever
silly hat day - Threadless, Best T-shirts Ever
Breakfast of the Carribbean - Threadless, Best T-shirts Ever

What three are you missing (excluding your own, obviously)? Maybe we can comment on some of these and draw some attention to them. Sort of like calling a potential employer in hopes of getting your resume' moved to the top of the stack.
Threadless discourages resubs ("If the design didn't go over well the first time, just try something new"). However, I've been thinking about reworking a couple of mine now that we have the option to use 5 colors.

So I'm wondering: Has a resubmission ever been printed?
...for the penguin on the doily. I'd buy it if that weren't there. It just somehow changes the tone of the whole design and is too distracting from the nifty glowing screens and such.
Nice to see one of the other varieties of anthropomorphism get printed. Congrats, Bananaphone! Awesome work, as usual.
Am I misinterpreting this shirt, or did Threadless just print a design that is overtly Christian?

*WARNING*
This whole blog moved from being a simple discussion about art interpretation into a rather lengthy debate about religion and the origin of the universe.
Divided We Fall - Threadless, Best T-shirts Ever

I know there are a gajillion submissions these days, since Threadless popularity seems to be reaching critical mass.

I know that your time is valuable and you might not be able to vote on every little sub that is in the running at any given moment.

In short, I know you have many choices in what designs to give an honest vote and sincere comment to. I appreciate your consideration! :D

* There has been a lot of discussion about the thought bubble over bot 4's head. Here's an alternate that I like better:
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I'm a Flash animator and a graphic designer. I also have an irresistable compulsion to enter design and/or animation contests.

My award-winning "quasi-famous within certain circles" Flash cartoon: SuperPope Episode 1: Can't Keep a Bad Demon Down

Submissions I'm happiest with:
Divine Compliment - Threadless, Best T-shirts Ever
Giant Robots Leave Me Somewhat Apprehensive - Threadless, Best T-shirts Ever
Did you see that one episode? - Threadless, Best T-shirts Ever


Threadless shirts I own:
Game-set-match
You Sank My Battleship
Urban Camouflage
No More Bento
A is for Jerks! (My son's)
Waiting For Sleep (My wife's)
The Hills Have Eyes

Designs I have bought for others:
In The Basement Of The Alamo
Radios

Designs I have requested reprints of:
Electromagnetic Spectrum
...and some others I can't remember.