watch her sink, played in three acts
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Dec 19 '06
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I like it ok. I wish the hands were less blocky. I also find designers adding their signatures to t-shirts sort of inexplicable.
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check it, text clearly not on shirt.
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I love the blocky hands. Very nice. 4
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agree with mikey
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The text isn't on the actual t-shirt design template.
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The style seems to work and the idea of putting it on a shield-type design is clever...
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unique illistration
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the hands are confusing. especially the one on the bottom left - i thought it was a bunched up towel at first. otherwise, i like the design. it's clean and well laid out.
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it looks like a pocket
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awesome though
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I like the hands also. I particularly like "part three", though I think her ring finger could stand to be a touch longer.
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For some reason i am thinking Life Aquatic
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i think the shirt would look nicer with the text on.
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sugarkitten: For all you know, Steve could've ordered the top guy a hat and a Speedo.
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i really think this is adorable, but add the text and it would be amazing!
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i can't help but wonder if this is a reference to moby dick--rehearsed which was like shakespeare... with sea shanties. fringe, no?
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Moby Dick was made into a production play? Huh. You learn something every day.
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nice work. :)
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yeah, i kinda like the text. maybe just until the three acts part. it's so cute!
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Well, the text option's always open...
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yes. it's an orson welles adaptation of the melville novel. i stage managed it this summer. a lot of king lear allusions and, as i said, sea shanties. : )
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it looks like the hands are signaling something... but i dont know what? maybe they arent though...?
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It was like listening to a Shakespearian play...with sea shanties.