This was my first purchase, and I got it because a) one can never have too many black t-shirts, and b) the art is absolutely amazing. It reminds me quite a lot of H.A. Rey, who did the illustrations for the Curious George books. Can't exactly say why, though.

I love me a good optical illusion, but I don't care so much for the coloring or the style of art. I guess the tan/brown approach is definately appropriate for Wild West, but I think once I got over the initial appeal of the optical illusion, I probably wouldn't wearth this one as much as some of the other shirts I've found here.

I'm a big Batman fan, and having once been a second-grader, got this one right away, although my sister-in-law puzzled over it for a minute or two. Very clever.

This is the first one that I came across that I was totally bummed was out of print. The style makes me think of Brandon Bird's illustrations. I will definitely buy this if reprinted.

There's something so... wistful and almost nostalgia-inducing about this, particularly the coloring. It makes me think of summer evenings, playing outside as a child just before dusk. And also, for somewhat obvious reasons, reminds me of Harold and the Purple crayon, which makes me crazy nostalgic.

Why not Dusk Purple for women and children? Purple looks not quite right, and red ends up with really bizarre looking trees.

Right now this is definitely my favorite shirt on threadless, but I shouldn't be buying a bunch of 'em, and there are a whole bunch of 2XLs on here, and not many left of "Well, This Just Really Sucks...", so I will get that for the time being. But I'll keep an eye on this one.

This is awesome. There's no way I could wear it to pretty much anything, and I already have enough shirts to wear around the house, so I'm not going to get it, but I think it's flipping fantastic.