Thanks to Threadless for printing this and thanks to everyone who voted and commented on the submission. I'm very grateful and I'm really pleased with how it came out on the tee. I'm also totally stoked about my first hoodsie! It's going to be a tight fit.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Here's a pic of the hoodie:



--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

This is a departure from my usual stuff and I am really grateful that Threadless took a chance with it.

I also appreciate that some people will be nonplussed by by what they see as just a photo being printed on a white tee. But I can assure you that it was not just a whimsical point and click and submit scenario :)

Here's the test shots that I had to make to try different surfaces and lights as well as playing with the kerning...



Also - the letter colours that you see in the final submission are not the original colours and the colour edit came with it's own issues with the shadows and reflected light. Anyway, I'm not saying this because I feel the need to justify this getting printed - I just thought I'd give a bit of insight into my process. Besides - even if there is a percieved 'lack of effort' - the concept is precisely about 'effortless cool'!

I just thought it would make a cool tee (and hoodie!) and I'm glad Threadless did too.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Tees/hoodies arrived and they look great. Thanks to Joe and Ross - I assume one or both of you guys would have worked the image into a printable file and adjusted the kerning so that it would look right on the hoodie. Thanks guys x