You can hardly see it! I know it's on the lemon color with black lines--the contrast works for it, I guess, but I get the feeling no one who'd look at it (while it's on me) will know what it IS right away. I may buy this anyway, but I'd kill to see some thicker lines.

Or maybe I'm crazy, this actually looks awesome I-R-L?

I love these off-the-wall, cleanly-illustrated designs. There's a great balance and contrast between both hot and cool colors and the subjects themselves, of creatures and machine. As for the technical aspects, there's great linework, near-perfect anatomy, subtle dithering, and fantastic lighting. The entire composition of the image works out well as a t-shirt, and wears well with the curves of the body (even for guys too, I bet!)

I can't wait to get this one in the mail. :)

Not to rag on the artist or anything, but there's so much about this illustration that I don't like, even though I love the concept. I don't think I would have gone with the red and pink theme, it makes the forms seem more fragile and less dramatic--darker colors would have been the way to go, and an alteration in her outfit. (Excuse me, but I don't spraypaint in a leathery skirt and heels... would have gone with baggy pants, sneaks, and a dirty t-shirt...)

But that's just me being critical. :/

For the love of the feet of iambic pantameter, Threadless --REPRINT THIS SHIRT!
With different colors though. The Natural probably matches my skin tone XD;;

EDIT: AHAHA VICTORY! Order'd!