Wow, I'm so glad to see this old design of mine printed on a poster. Thank you, Threadless, for once again helping me to never having to get a summer job.

A cool t-shirt design, but I think it would make an awesome vinyl toy, don't you think? I almost want to try my hand in making a sculpture of it (I go to art school, hooray!) It'd be so cool if Threadless had designer toys, but they'd probably go for way beyond the price range of the common Threadless goer.

But I think this'd be an awesome idea, I'm kind of pumped actually. I think I'll try it!

I just reached a point where I'd be ready to submit this. But before I do, I thought I'd ask the blaggers what they thought:



I'd love comments :)

Edit: It's been approved! Please vote on it and comment. Smootches!
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Well submitting Do I Dare To Eat a Peach really stirred up my old Threadless self, so much so that I'm working on another design! Here's the sketch:



Completely different direction with this one. I think will probably be more popular with the Threadless crew.

EDIT: I'm thinking about screenprinting a run of posters of this design if there's any sort of demand for it. Would anyone be interested? How much would you pay for something like that?

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I made the deadline for the Cornelius competition with less than five minutes to spare! I want that theremin!

Anyway, check it out:

I got this idea for a shirt a short while ago: a girl knitting an anthropomorphic, magically alive creature who, in turn, is knitting her a scarf. Today I did a sketch:



I've got a pretty good idea of where I'm going to go from here; but what do you think, Threadless?

I just made this account, I used to be sumocat13. In case you don't know me (very likely) I did that shirt Downpour way back in the day, McRevolution slightly less back in the day, and Come Back To Me for the Shout Out Louds