Threadless T-Shirts - Profile for cintrao

cintrao aka nuno cintrao is a 35.43 year old boy, has been a member since October 23, 2003, has scored 11824 submissions, giving an average score of 1.03.

URL: http://www.jitter.npaginas.com

Jul 07 '06 by cintrao

5 Comments

Watch this

Get inside the machine

The storm is gone, the skys are 100% baby-blue. All comments are restored to normal levels.

http://www.craigshimala.com/v/2224/the_threadless_process

I would like to know, what you love most about threadless.
This community based world where we spend so much
time having fun.

helo on Jul 11 '06 at 9:52pm

thanks for URL for the "Threadless Process" video

that was cool

What I love most about Threadless : Each weekday has
a new batch of designs that have the potential of displaying
great ideas/concepts and creativity that I don't find
anywhere else on the Internet.

The blog forum is tons of fun for many at Threadless, but
I get my kicks pouring over the continuous waterfall
of designs that Threadless pours out.

cintrao on Jul 12 '06 at 3:29pm

=^_^= I agree! What else folks! More details! Do not let the blog die just because it's positive ;)

the czar on Jul 12 '06 at 4:52pm

I just think it's cool to see what amazing talent some people have. Like Helo said, every day is something new. I don't think I have missed this site for more than a day since I first checked it out. I don't design, but that doesn't keep me from enjoying other's work. Just hope some of the great ones I've voted on get printed LOL.

helo on Jul 13 '06 at 6:54am

Yeah, when I give a design a $ and 5 -- and then gets printed --
it's the best when I see the Threadless package at my door
after ordering it.

I love "Lost a Wheel" and "Operation Needed"
so much that I bought two of each.

250 days later

ISABOA on Mar 20 '07 at 3:49pm

that video is great - thanks for sharing -

I am new, but not so new that I cannot comment on what I love about threadless.

1.) The oportunity to hone and produce artistic work for a greater purpose than ending up in my stack of portfolios.

2.) To present the work on a platform that allows broad and diverse exposure.

3.) Receiving the feedback on the work from individuals who I respect for their taste and artistic abilities.

I considered going to art school - instead I started a family and began accumulating assets. I have a great job and have no need for the 2K - but the idea of actually having shirts all across the world emblazoned with a drawring I made is a concept that actually gets me giddy.

So in conclusion - thanks threadless for creating a simple capitalistic model that meshes so well with the chaos of the artistic community.

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