Threadless T-Shirts - Playground love

Playground love

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radiomode
on Mar 14 '07

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Average score:

2.76 out of 5

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2,286 people

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428 days ago

Comments:

50 comments

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radiomode on Mar 14 '07

Science has become an integrated part of our lives. We encounter it in every seconds of our existence.

xprivate_eyex on Mar 14 '07

hm. I really feel like there is way too much going on here. I think that was kind of part of the point, but I just can't get past how...everywhere it is.

I'm sure a lot of people will feel differently though.

Sunshine69 on Mar 14 '07

I think there's too much going on in this shirt, and there's nothing unifying all the elements.

Majiks on Mar 14 '07

I reckon thats kinda what makes it cool. The colors match well and grafix are pretty cute! : D

J-Ray on Mar 14 '07

I think this is very interesting. I like the style.

icebar on Mar 14 '07

super

so long circus on Mar 14 '07

I like it a lot. Would definately buy.

bektravels on Mar 14 '07

My take... the busy-ness is all part n parcel. Although there is a lot of action I think it still works and is clear enough visually to figure out what's going on... I really like it:-)

Luke... on Mar 14 '07

nice flow

N2O on Mar 14 '07

I think this one will win.

evanbaer on Mar 14 '07

+5$ on another color (white perhaps?)

potatoesrus on Mar 14 '07

i think there's definitely a unifying element, and it's wonderfully done

Jennifuhrer on Mar 15 '07

very nice!

i love that song by Air (playground love)

ThreadPerrie on Mar 15 '07

6$
Creative, well balanced, and polished. Brilliant (:

chambrun on Mar 15 '07

Really nice.

mewfin on Mar 15 '07

Quite a unique concept you have.

WhoWhatWhere on Mar 15 '07

Yeah, this is an interesting design. I don't have a clue what's going on...but that's kinda why I like it

chelly on Mar 15 '07

gorgeous!

Kojima on Mar 15 '07

Cool idea

Pictograma on Mar 15 '07

I liked!4

amoania on Mar 15 '07

this is fantastic...
unsure about the yellow, but, that can easily be changed...
yellow just isn't a flattering colour on all people.
$5 anyway though!

_demo on Mar 15 '07

:)) :)) 5stars

aircircles on Mar 15 '07

This is really wonderful...any physics geek will eat it up! (Like me.)

fatsmcgee on Mar 15 '07

wow...and im learning wavelengths and frequencies in chem righte now lol. i really like ur design!

Yabi Kuro on Mar 15 '07

I LOVE IT it has such an 8th grade science class feeling to it! $5

Alexandra Marie on Mar 15 '07

I would like it if the equations were corrected.

The axis labeled "d" (I'm assuming for distance) should be an "a" for amplitude.

And the equation is not c=f(wavelength)... the "c" should be a "v" for velocity.

Other than that.. cute.

urbankiwiii on Mar 15 '07

LOOVE IT
so creative!

theUPSIDEDOWNsideoflife on Mar 15 '07

LOVE IT. your colors are great (not too bright and fake looking like some of these around here occasionally), but the color shirt that the guy is wearing is different than on your original design. i like the darker yellow from the original design.
$5 despite the shirt color

hoosier7awrestlr on Mar 15 '07

omg i F'*in love it
i want it

valorandvellum on Mar 15 '07

Really cool... I would buy this! $5.

radiomode on Mar 16 '07

Hi, i just want to clarify the equation:
I put "a" as amplitude in the axis. Trust me, it is not ment to be "d". The equation is not c=f(wavelength)... it is c = frequency times lambda. Both v (as you suggested) and c are commonly used to describe the speed of sound in scientific literature. After all, they are just symbols.

Spanna4 on Mar 16 '07

Cool design! This is really clever! .

But maybe change the colours. It's a bit too brash, all the orange and the yellow.

But other than that, it's great!

D.Lightful on Mar 16 '07

Really like the design, really hate the pee pee yellow and TOtally do not get the science.

tarepandamisu on Mar 17 '07

yeaa i love the design but the shirt color isn't quite right...

stardance on Mar 17 '07

NO DEER.

Malkin on Mar 17 '07

Hehe, thanks for clarifying on the equation bits. I was all "Heeey, it's /v/ = (f)lambda, but yeah. I'm done. This is real cute, I think the message is clear and comes across very well.

I have to agree with the no deer. After the whole huntinglovesthreadlessblahblahblah, I don't want to see a deer on a shirt ever again. But that's threadless for you.

radiomode on Mar 17 '07

No problem! thanks for the suggestion.

savnar on Mar 18 '07

I think its absolutely beautiful an innocent. reminds me that science and invention isn't always used for.. ahem.. wars on terrorism? i dotn know if that has anything to do with anything... but i love the shirt. beautiful and innocent. I'd buy it.

prancingmorons on Mar 18 '07

don't know physics or whatever, but great job i love it. i like the fact that there'a a lot going on but everythings in harmony. good karma good karma.

castle on Mar 18 '07

I like this one!

stormcontrol on Mar 19 '07

I didn't get this for awhile. Then i remember my physics. GREAT DESIGN!!

But you may want to choose a different colour tee so that the colours you chose for your design can stand out more. i had trouble seeing the trees, dna etc.

Lucianah on Mar 19 '07

I really like it ^^

peterpeterpan on Mar 19 '07

it needs breathing room, right now there's lots happening and our eyes get dragged back and forth trying capture it all. i really like the curve/graph you've got going, it draws the eyes well, but things are too cluttered...
it's certainly a nice start.

rachelws on Mar 19 '07

I love the idea of a waveform, and I like the shadowed elements in grey. I would get rid of the green atoms and the bunnies to help with the busy complaints.

I don't know if this is too much of an edit, but when I originally looked at the image, I thought that the point of the shirt was going to be sort of the ups-and-downs of discovery and science. For example, put the little kid picking something up off the ground as the first image, then something instead of the deer (maybe a slightly older child with a lightening bug or something?), and then something to replace the 4th image.

I know, that's probably way different than you had in mind, and despite everything I just said, I still really love the design.

rachelws on Mar 19 '07

So I just looked at the picture again, and I am changing my suggestion slightly: I would just switch the first little girl with the 4th (left to right) and find something to replace the deer.

sharchie on Mar 19 '07

i like the design

mezo on Mar 20 '07

Great flow on the shirt. Looks like it's actually intended to be worn. I love the colors, too. More negative space would be nice. Even if all it took a simple revision on the trees. A nice stroke/no fill might just do the trick. 4

archergirl on Mar 20 '07

This is lovely - I'd like wallpaper like this for my hallway - but the shirt would do -

coffeeshopgoth on Mar 20 '07

How many times do I have to tell people...you should never make deer part of a trough of a sinusoidal wave. I like it :)

itz_digiana on Mar 20 '07

i like this but can it be on a different shirt color?

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lonely puppet on Apr 02 '07

I'd buy this...I wish I saw it when it was open! Hope it gets made!!!

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alli0 on Apr 07 '07

kind of sums up why i like science. Good job.

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Ni Ni on May 07 '07

it should be printed

backtozero on May 09 '07

wow, soooo nice!!

iheartcmp on May 09 '07

Gah! i want this printed!!!!! $5 if i had seen it before scoring ended...

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Edword on Jun 18 '07

congrats on the print!

Trayay on Jun 18 '07

Ooh... I'm writing my remote sensing exam in a few weeks, I need this shirt :D. I ordered this shirt. It's great :)
Congrats on the print

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ElMonowaldo on Jun 23 '07

amazing. Congratulations!

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physikman on Jun 25 '07

"Both v (as you suggested) and c are commonly used to describe the speed of sound in scientific literature. After all, they are just symbols."

Though a pretty nice design, though this was painful to read. c is never used to describe the speed of sound, it represents the speed of light. (v=c in a vacuum for electromagnetic waves, but this is clearly not the case if you are talking about sound)
...not to even mention the generalized case which you would actually need, but oh well....

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