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the dark hero aka adrian is a 27.59 year old boy, has been a member since February 26, 2006, has scored 527 submissions, giving an average score of 3.18, helping 8 designs get printed.
URL: http://www.myspace.com/adriatichero
AIM: onew1ng
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being red-green deficient has really f*Kd with the way i perceive color. is it strange that i can still appreciate this shirt? how do i describe being color-blind to someone who has all of their cones and rods in stock? i can't really read the shirt, but i'm fond of it even if it might be making a stab at us color-blind (red-green) folks. i think it makes the joke that much more sweet. we get it, and most of you don't. :]

despite my "handicap" i've never had a problem with applying/mixing colors. is that strange?

i heart this shirt!

wish-ga
wish-ga on Dec 16 '07 at 9:48pm
I love the thought of someone with dud cones wearing this. You rock!
26 days later
Meralynndis
Meralynndis on Jan 12 '08 at 3:50am
My best friend is 100% colorblind, and I'm an art student...

I've had to deal with a lot of problems where I start talking about color and paint mixing before I go "... oh yeah, you don't see them."



I would want this shirt, because my dad is red-green colorblind, but I would feel like an ass, too.
65 days later
tschwenn
tschwenn on Mar 17 '08 at 8:37pm
Us red-greeners will never be understood, but at least we can have a ball trying to explain ourselves using regular people's terms for colors!



This shirt is certainly ironic on our shoulders, but I feel like Cyclope (http://www.threadless.com/product/777/Cyclope) is more poignantly relevant. People can associate with that poor thing and its deficiency, and it brings them pretty close to understanding how we the colorblind can feel in such situations.
tschwenn
tschwenn on Mar 17 '08 at 8:39pm
Us red-greeners will never be understood, but at least we can have a ball trying to explain ourselves using regular people's terms for colors!



This shirt is certainly ironic on our shoulders, but I feel like Cyclope (http://www.threadless.com/product/777/Cyclope) is more poignantly relevant. People can associate with that poor thing and its deficiency, and it brings them pretty close to understanding how we the colorblind can feel in such situations.
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i'm a nerd and an artist.