I thought it would be great to have a 2010 tshirt, but i fear it will be out of date
the next year and therefore probably not being printed...
do you guys have an idea of a better year (yearrrs from now)
or just go for 2010 and see what happens?

let me know :-)

critiques 2010 : en garde



new version with new characters



and a new version spelling the word FORCE



new version spelled FORCE with new characters (even the starwars kid)

when text is used in a design, most people will say: "get rid of the text"
i know i do sometimes, but what do you think of this one...?

i think it works really well :-)

When i opened a cereal box one morning I found a small lightsaber whistle toy in the package,
I was thrilled because it actually made a terrible loud noise…
This was during the Loves GREEN Challenge, so it was never this easy to save some force energy.

while working on my "I Could Use a Hand" design i came across some nasty color shortage.

what a wonderfull world of pixel gradients i discovered :-)

i'm working on 25 these hands :-)
and don't know how to make the final presentation.

shall i include the 25 names like shown below, or delete them all, and let people figure it out
(or place a small list on the back or bottom of the shirt)

critique section can be found here

once in a while you see the animated-gif / blinking design thumbnails, when looking at the submissions ..

good thing, or do y'all hate those annoying attention seekers?

and does a thumbnail have to show the actual design, or can it be anything you want it to be? you see both methods, and sometimes it works best if the actual design is involved, sometimes, it's totally fun/annoying to discover the true design behind a thumb...

just wondering what you think about the matter.....
i only crop a specific part of my design to create the thumbnail btw.

when doing my Waterproof Sunscreen design, i'm stuck to take the next step:

do i need the fish, or not?



bigger



*edit*
without the fish (final version)
will use the fish for another project i think

sometimes you just lose sight of the actual concept,
but in the end it turns out great :-)



the 22 versions of critiques can be found here...