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I love the sketchy, messy overlapped style-- like what I draw a lot-- but it's basically fit into a rectangle. I want it to have a more organic overall shape. I haven't liked any threadless shirts in a long time, and I even realized I wasn't that into some of the ones I had bought. So the intensity with which the concept and style of this shirt appeal to me only makes me MORE frustrated with the overall shape. It's one of those weird artist pet peeve things I guess. Like a cool design with a glaring anatomy problem.
I also wish I could see more photos of it.

I'll either buy it, or procrastinate and probably be annoyed with myself later.

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I'm extra sad because she was one of my favorite sellers. Most of us copy-infringe in little ways here and there, but this just sucks.
I can still hope that it's just a shirt she found in a thrift store someplace and puffed the sleeves of. It's quite possible since she doesn't normally post things she's screened, I think.

I left her a comment about it anyway. :(]]> Wed, 13 Dec 2006 16:37:18 -0600 Poet-Trees
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Thanks.]]> Fri, 16 Jun 2006 06:25:02 -0500 From what I can tell, girl-size shirts sell out at the speed of light. Or at least way faster than I can narrow down my wishlist and commit. Yes, I'm complaining for myself, but if they constantly sell out too fast for most of us, then wouldn't it be better for them too, to print more in our sizes?? I think it would make a LOT of girls much happier.
It's just so frustrating. :(
I don't understand it.

Even my cat is annoyed.
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