Whats the best way to get feedback from other people on your critiques? It seems like I gotta force 'em down people's throats.

And while you're here, go check these out:

IdentiFire

Vortex Love

Now that I have your attention, please critique my designs.

Vortex Love

IdentiFire

I think these two might have a shot. I'd appreciate any comments and criticism.

Vortex Love

IdentiFire

I just can't stop. Threadless is addictive and that $2000 is taunting me...

Please go here and critique this other shirt!

I would loooooove some feedback on this.

Transparent Goose: Take 2

A design that was a logo concept before being multiplied by itself inside itself and submitted here. Please critique!

"Feedback

I have just uploaded my third and quite new design. I would love feedback and/or suggestions.

Go visit Transparent Goose!

Ok, so I took some good advice and am now formally asking to be critiqued by posting a blog.

This design is nowhere near ready to submit, but I have a solid concept (I think).

http://www.threadless.com/critique/30826/Typewriter_Dream

I'm already thinking the typewriter needs to be more photorealistic to serve as a contrast from the "dream" abstractions. Thoughts, comments, suggestions etc. are much appreciated.

It's only been a short while, and so far, I'm loving this site, but I'm already running into an issue: no one is critiquing my work (however crappy it may be!)

I'm not complaining to anyone; I blame the site design. I don't think this site is designed to encourage people to critique each other. I sent this letter to the Threadless team:

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The critique page doesnt offer rewards for critiquing other peoples work. As such, everyone wants to be critiqued, and no one wants to do it. I suggest a reward system. If you want to submit a design to be critiqued, you must critique 5 tshirt designs. This would mean simply commenting or just clicking the check box for "submit it" or "needs work", etc. This way, you get "critique points". Five are worth a submission, but of course, you can just rack up points and critique as many as you want. Designs with little or no critiques would float towards the top of the list.

This is just my suggestion from using Yahoo! Answers and seeing how they have basically built a community around answering questions. They only pulled it off by offering a reward system. I suggest that Threadless does the same.

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What do you guys think? Shouldn't the Critique feature be more inclusive? Threadless designs will only become more awesomer if more people are doing more critiquing!

Just going through my graphic design work to see what can become a threadless design. Hopefully, with some solid critiques, I can improve.