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Thoughts? Thanks!

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I've got the other two designs pretty well conceptualized in my head, but for this first one I'm still unsure if I'm going to include a bunch of stuff from the books (a kid on the sidewalk making a cat's cradle with string, a billboard that says "No More Blue Mondays" in the background, etc.,), OR if that would make it too busy so I should just let it be about the vertical beams of light emanating from the souls of the living things on the sidewalk (the main point of the shirt).

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Here's the link for the exhibition's home page.
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Here's the background on this shirt:

The American Civil War battle of the Merrimack vs. the Monitor was the first battle in the world between two armored ships, and as a kid I thought it was so cool that these two indestructible ships were pounding away at each other for hours, but neither one could even make a dent.

In this design, the two rivals must put aside their differences in the face of an even greater danger. It's kind of like Godzilla and King Kong teaming up to fight off a comet...

This is part 2 of a trilogy of American history designs featuring "what if?" scenarios with giant robots. the first one was Twenty if by Giant Robot.

Thanks and excelsior!

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I'm a little unsure about how to close off the background, but I want them to be in a secluded love nest. We'll see...]]>