So, I guess since MISSON WAS ACCOMPLISHED with the ABC Slogan challenge, I can finally direct my attention to giving this 365 day thing a whirl. After all, I have the shiny little red icon plastered in my About Me section. Officially, I signed up for this challenge on March 17, 2009, so now I'll have to backtrack up to the current. Some of these were created to meet other challenges like the ABC slogan challenge and various OSC contests. Here Goes Nothing!
UPDATES (Tentative) - On HOLD TILL FURTHER NOTICE! 5/22/09 - Tunnel vision: Great on back roads. Bad on inroads. 5/18/09 - i'd prefer my animals cooked, but a cracker will do. 5/16/09 - Why does a fat lady have to sing before you get the point? 5/15/09 - Deadzones: The number one killers of conversation. 5/14/09 - I don't care about being political, just correct. 5/13/09 - When chasing dreams, don't get caught by a nightmare. 5/12/09 - Fought the bed this morning and it almost won. 5/11/09 - Having an eye on things sorta puts your face at a disadvantage. 5/10/09 - Invisible friends never see the truth. 5/09/09 - Every blue moon you get a pink sun. 5/08/09 - I've tested the waters. I prefer dry land. 5/06/09 - The secret to my success was keeping it secret. Go Wireless: So you never get your wires crossed. Wireless mice prefer apples to cheddar. 5/02/09 - Note to self: Fools come around more than one day in April. 5/01/09 - A pair of shoes are perfect [sole]mates. 4/30/09 You needn't drum up my drama. Toot your own horn. and variation You needn't bang out my drama. Toot your own horn. 4/29/09 - Running to the vending machine completes my workout regime. 4/28/09 - Irony: When you've run out of steam after a starch beginning. 4/27/09 - I'll take a rain check, my cloudy days are numbered. 4/26/09 - I'm not clever enuf to create slogans, I wrote a book instead. 4/25/09 - The short bus grew an inch on Thursday. 4/23/09 - Self-assessment is overrated. That's why I have critics. 4/22/09 - Textile's Social Skills Brand: Tees that say more than people do. 4/21/09 - If lightening strikes twice, triple your hazard insurance. 4/20/09 - If you come to a fork in the road, you needn't split yourself over it. 4/19/09 - Call me when I'm not home. 4/18/09 - When you're in the doghouse, where does the dog sleep? 4/17/09 - Life is one long abstract poem. 4/14/09 - Sun may be brighter, but Saturn has more bling. 4/13/09 - Busting a rhyme may require future suture. 4/12/09 - The future never stays current. 4/09/09 - Candid shots: Exposed from highlights and negatives. 4/08/09 - If I clocked you, it's because I'm all wound up. 4/07/09 Hair today, hairy tomorrow. Kites live on a natural high. Life lessons should be graded on the curve. Quicksand keeps me head-deep in granular situations. 4/06/09 - Ironically, crosswords keep me even more puzzled. 4/05/09 Cubism: The art of angling. and variation: Cubism: Study of shape-shifting through canvas. 4/04/09 - Abstract poetry, like pulling rhythm from rhyme. 4/02/09 Puppeteers are notorious for pulling strings. 3/30/09 Zippers, like third wheels, tend to get stuck in the middle. Creative License is just code for Fake ID. Double-sided coin. It's the price for having two heads. 3/27/09 Neither paper nor scissors would win against hard rock. Rock, paper, or scissors is no match for heavy metal. 3/26/09 Apparently, dance scripts require more footnotes. 3/25/09 People seem to draw a blank after reading Invisible Man. and variation: Invisible Man as a comic book keeps illustrators drawing blanks. and variation: 3/24/09 - My life's an open book...written with invisible red ink. 3/23/09 Music, devoid of meaning or subtext, is just noise. Noise, riddled with subtext, is background music. Shadow puppets give whole new meaning to wall art. 3/22/09 - Speed dialing: It's what all the superheroes are doing. 3/21/09 - My life's a spiral notebook of cliff's notes. 3/20/08 Never judge a book's preface by its dogears. Contentious poetic overtones are result of ethos abandonment. and variation: 3/17/09 Anarchy: The voices inside my head's 9th opus. Bridge: Just one more thing to get over. Elephants in rooms must take up lots of space. Feel free to dawdle, I'm on borrowed time. Justified misdeeds are the sanctioned laws of rulers. Medulla Oblongata. Yeah, it ranks pretty low in my brain, too. Near perfection is often preceded by repetition. Optical Illusion: Hand gestures transformed into shadow puppets. People in glass houses do the really bad stuff in the basement. Riding someone's coattail keeps you a stitch ahead of the curve. The canal was my first form of transportation. Visitors who overstay their welcome are called earthlings. Your superhero can't hold a five-ton candle to mine.
How many of you feel like your head is a 24-hour slogan dispenser? You're trying to watch a movie or show or playing a video game or driving home from work then BAM...the wheels in your head start turning. You're slinging words together...puns...witty phrases...trying to think of the perfect slogan. Tless what have you created in me...us...? WE WANT OUR LIVES BACK!
Got the idea from both rbthatcher and colorfool. Man, this stuff's harder than it looks.
A - Anarchy: The voices inside my head's 9th opus. B - Bridge: Just one more thing to get over. C - Creative License is just code for Fake ID. D - Double-sided coin. It's the price for having two heads. E - Elephants in rooms must take up lots of space. F - Feel free to dawdle, I'm on borrowed time. G - Geniuses are as smart as the rest of the world is dumb. H - Hair today, hairy tomorrow. I - I'm reliving all the good parts once history repeats itself. J - Justified misdeeds are the sanctioned laws of rulers. K - Kites live on a natural high. L - Life lessons should be graded on the curve. M - Medulla Oblongata. Yeah, it ranks pretty low in my brain, too. N - Near perfection is often preceded by repetition. O - Optical Illusion: Hand gestures transformed into shadow puppets. P - People in glass houses do the really bad stuff in the basement. Q - Quicksand keeps me head-deep in granular situations. R - Riding someone's coattail keeps you a stitch ahead of the curve. S - Snagging Pirates: ARGGGGH-uably a lost form of treasure hunting. T - The canal was my first form of transportation. U - Unicorn [uni+corn]: a single-bearing vegetable in a former life. V - Visitors who overstay their welcome are called earthlings. W - Who needs robots? My PC has its own set of keys and drives. X - X-ray vision falls just short of clairvoyance. Y - Your superhero can't hold a five-ton candle to mine. Z - Zippers, like third wheels, tend to get stuck in the middle. ..... [ALTERNATES] H - OR Hear today, hearing aid tomorrow.
I feel like I'm competing against the Law of Natural Selection when it comes to which slogans survive the textile jungle. I've seen some great slogans generated here and wonder what criteria (besides high rankings) is used to determine which slogans get picked. I've been churning them out like butter because I love being creative and hope someday to see one of mine on a tee.
As they say, one man's trash is another man's treasure. In other words, what some may not like in a slogan, hopefully, most will appreciate. Happy creating to all the sloganmisters out there!
Do you prefer a specific computer program or sketching technique over another? I know some like use dip pen and nib. Some might use photoshop.
I'm one of the new kids on the block and I've that some members are slogan club members. What is the criteria for becoming a member?
thanx!
First blog entry here...Frankly, I got tired of seeing that "Awww Shucks..." message on my Home page. I've bought some really cool tees here and have begun my slow descent into trying to create the "bestest" slogans ever. I'll have to ease my way into the designs...baby steps--remember, baby steps.
Keep it light, T |
I'm a creative type! I enjoy writing, poetry, singing/songwriting, sloganeering, web/graphic design, drawing, speed painting, digital photography, acoustic guitar, motorcycling, baseball card collecting, and golf.
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