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Most exciting day ever, seriously. I was printed for the first time today over at TeeFury. You should check it out, since it was my highest scoring tee on threadless!



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UP FOR SCORING!

At this beginning of this past school year, my hard drive died, taking almost all of my threadless subs with it. I was particularly sad about losing my highest scoring design, because I've had two other websites offer to print it since. FML. I tried to recreate the sub but it just didn't come out entirely right. That's when I decided to just do something with the same concept in a different way. Here's the result:



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My show is going to be focused around some bitchin' cool electric tunes. I'm trying to steer away from just plain dance/techno music and will be playing a lot of trip hop/synthpop/chiptunes/trance/etc. I have my first show next Wednesday, 10am-12pm.

Two hours is a long time, and I don't know if I have enough music right now to do two hours for the rest of the semester, so I'm calling out for help -- do you guys have anything I should play? Any bands/groups I should check out?

To tune into my show, livestream us here: http://131.229.129.144:8000/listen]]> Tue, 18 Nov 2008 11:42:26 -0600 http://smith.dailyjolt.com/forum/read.html?id=350292

It's long, I know, but people keep saying that threadless uses starving Guatemalan children to make their shirts and I want to tell them to shut the fuck up, since they're obviously pulling shit out of their ass. Any suggestions?

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Thing is: my last name is "Choyce." That's a last name just screaming to be punned.

I can only think of super lame ideas like "choycedesigns.com." Anyone have any clever suggestions?]]> Sat, 11 Oct 2008 11:45:21 -0500


But I've lost my high-res files... Does anyone know any way to get a high-res version of it? I'm thinking of live tracing it in illustrator, but I need it to keep all of the details and still be under 6 colors. (It was originally done in illustrator/photoshop with just three anyway, so...) Anyone have any tips? This is reeaally important.

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There's no way you can get away with not $5ing that.]]> Mon, 15 Sep 2008 15:56:01 -0500


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