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Cool, but what did they see, what was the illusion ? Very nice sub by the way.
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Very nice. Interesting and excellent detail. $5
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andyg on Sep 02 '07 This is awesome! 5
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WanderingBert on Sep 02 '07 Awesome work! Great style.
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fantastic! 5$
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valorandvellum on Sep 02 '07 Looks great! Nice idea too!
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valorandvellum on Sep 02 '07 Oh, and $5
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I like it! $5
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I like it alot. I'll give it a $5 but it might be better if you change the color of the clothing on the people to better accent the color of the shirt.
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I want this so badly. $5.
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this is very nice
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SWAMPFACTORY on Sep 03 '07 i like the drawing ink style
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BubuSam on Sep 03 '07 Looks great on blue!! Great job!
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FRICKINAWESOME on Sep 03 '07 Thanks a ton and a half guys and gals for the comments so far. Keep em' comin!
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Flying Mouse on Sep 03 '07 Nice style.
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This is, indeed, Frickin'Awesome. A $5 from me! It checks all my steampunk boxes :)
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mrwalrusface on Sep 03 '07 this is great all on all counts, well done both of you, (5$) on aqua
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1000 times greater than the other collab
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Joelnz on Sep 03 '07 i LOVE it, and would probably buy it too $10 :D
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Jemae on Sep 03 '07 PERFECTee! pretty design! 5$! :D
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oooooo - so nice!
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OlliRudi on Sep 03 '07 nice
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jillustration on Sep 03 '07 faaaaaaaaaantastic
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castle on Sep 03 '07 love it.
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telescooooopes!!!
i enjoy these shadows! it's better than the other shirt! |
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like it alot, maybe make it a little more clear as to what's going on. 4
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OOH_OOH on Sep 03 '07 Once again...I am fascinated by space. I really like the linework on this piece as well. Thumbs up!
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sweet, Love the way the people are drawn and the shading as well.
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absolutely stunning $5
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i love the style. the look of the telescope is amazing. want!
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everything on Sep 03 '07 the scene has a wonderful feeling. Great!
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looks great
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very cool $5
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opifan64 on Sep 03 '07 Thanks so much for all the feedback and kind words everyone!
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oh goodness, this is a delicacy for my eyes...
love the detail, the theme, the colours, the placement, the proportions - it's all just right! It's a shame that Threadless seems to print the worst and clumsiest designs at the moment, while the works of art stay behind. Hope this one doesn't, I'm completely in love with it! $5 |
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love it, love it, love it! $5
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Perfection!
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Kookaberry on Sep 03 '07 Ooooooh... I love it! $5
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$5... period
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Frickinawesome. $5.
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Nice. 5
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fat pigeon on Sep 03 '07 Great stuff guys!
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I like the flow of this one better... =) well done..
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herky on Sep 03 '07 awesome collab and design, $5
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Pretty! And I really like it on the turquoise tee!
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All I want to know is how will the guy in the seat get down. Great design but i prefer it in white.
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$5
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you know.... this shirt is cool but it makes a whole lot more sense if you read the passage first then the shirt gets even better
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Really smashing.
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I love how the black shape slides down the shirt. I think I'd prefer the design on a different coloured shirt- but hey, $5 anyway!
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i like the color of the shirt, its very nice. good job guys!
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opifan64 on Sep 04 '07 Thanks for all the great feedback guys! We really appreciate it.
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$5!
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beesneak on Sep 04 '07 Opifan64=alumni
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Wow. The Mae contest has some really great subs in the running. This is one of my favorites. Aqua shirt all the way! Five $
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well jeez i really like the turquoise myself. 5 bucks
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This is lovely!
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igo2cairo on Sep 04 '07 Love the story! And you already know I think this design is totally awesome. I'm looking into my crystal ball and seeing a print :) $5 all the way.
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nice story, nice piece, well done all around, this might be your best yet!!.... so did your last post not get printed? It should with a 2.85
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I see a print! Love it!
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WhitneyBeth on Sep 05 '07 this is really beautiful work. $5.
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looks good!
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Papaprime on Sep 06 '07 great blending of styles. the use of the era's lineart really works well against the backdrop of the abstract.
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opifan64 on Sep 06 '07 thanks everyone!
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$5
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I want it, love it, must have it. $5.
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Kookaberry on Sep 06 '07 I am infinitely jealous of your mad shading skillz, btw.
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Great, but it needs a less neon-y T color
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Was that some sort of influence for a Dr. Seuss story? Isn't there one about an elephant named Horton, and he imagines an alternate universe or something? I'm totally serious.
I like the design too! |
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wow $5
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I love this so much that my first thought was that I want to roll it into a ball and stuff it in my underpants. But then I realized how weird that was and cried for an hour.
Summary: me likey, and possibly needy therapy. |
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cool!
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opifan64 on Sep 07 '07 Thanks again everyone... and thank you WardrobeInSpareOom. I think that's the strangest, funniest comment I've ever read, lol.
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AMAZING!!!!!
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whimsical. gotta love top hots.
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the blue and black work really well with each other, really nice design!!! $5
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excellent drawing! $5
happy birthday, opifan64. :) |
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Scientific and entertaining at the same time!
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thats a big explantation for a small conceptual design
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opifan64 on Sep 09 '07 It's ginormous!
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good score
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FRICKINAWESOME on Sep 09 '07 Yeay! Thanks everyone for the high marks! Congrats opi!
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opifan64 on Sep 09 '07 Thanks to everyone who voted, and thank you FA for collabing with me and letting me illustrate your cool idea.
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dang i missed the voting. this one should win though
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Monkey III on Sep 13 '07 I missed this one -- It's awesome!
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bad_nobe on Sep 15 '07 this is going to be printed for sure!
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opifan64 on Sep 16 '07 Hey, thanks bad nobe... means a lot to me since I'm a big fan for your designs. Ditto Monkey III, your stuff is fantastic! Thanks for the kind words Cozby.
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i need this in my life!!!
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beesneak on Sep 20 '07 although there are a couple of your designs I really hope get printed.(i like those even better....if possible:)
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the storyline behind it is fantastic and it makes me wanna buy it for its background storyline
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WhitneyBeth on Oct 01 '07 please print!!
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very nice :)
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WhitneyBeth on Nov 01 '07 print now? please?.... how about now?
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P
R I N T ! ! ! ! ! ! |
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print please.
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Why isn't this printed yet? Print it!!!
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igo2cairo on Nov 21 '07 yeah... PRINT!
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Still didn't print this? Threadless what's going on? I really love everything about threadless, but there's something missing in the catalog! THIS SHIRT!!! That's right!
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I agree! PRINT!!!
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That's right! Anyone else?
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Robsoul on Nov 26 '07 I'm in. Print this baby up. |
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WhitneyBeth on Nov 26 '07 print? now?
how about now? NOW!!!!! |
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olie! on Nov 26 '07 This really should be printed. . .
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You see threadless! Everybody wants to wrap theire body in "the great discovery"
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I agree! PRINT
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Look at this beautiful piece of art! Who wouldn't wear this! It's amazing!
Print it! |
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BubuSam on Dec 05 '07 Why does this hasn't been printed yet? I want one! Just P.R.I.N.T!!
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I know, it's a shame.
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FRICKINAWESOME on Dec 07 '07 Wow...lotsa after-comments on this one! Eric and I thank you for all the support and keep it up, you never know!
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Wow! Have you seen this design! It's amazing! Please print this!
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opifan64 on Dec 10 '07 Thanks so much for all your support Dirkje. If by some miracle it's ever printed I'll definitely hook you up with a couple free shirts. I hope you at least got the stps I sent your way.
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Thanks for the stps opifan! I'll keep supporting this design 'till it will be printed!
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FRICKINAWESOME on Dec 26 '07 I wish to offer my thanks as well Dirkje for the design pimpage. Keep at it and you never know!
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Thnx FA!! It's a great design!
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One my favorites of yours so far.
PRINT! PRINT! PRINT! |
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2008: the year this design will be printed
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Hey, this is really great. I would buy it if it prints.
how long would you have to wait? |
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igo2cairo on Jan 09 '08 Why hasn't this beem printed?! P R I N T !
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WhitneyBeth on Jan 16 '08 print please?! PRINT PLEASE?!?!?!
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P
R I N T!!! please |
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I woke up this morning thinking I could finally wear this, but alas I was mistaken. *sob* Please, please, please...
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igo2cairo on Feb 17 '08 Ah, too late now. :(
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YOP!!!
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Can still wish for it, right?
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this is not fair :(( i want this printed, why not give it a second chance :) ??
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© 2009, a skinnyCorp LLC company. All designs copyright by owner.
Excerpt from The Abridged History of the Paranormal: In 1817, a small gathering of curious
onlookers, dignitaries, and esteemed scientists were on hand to witness the unveiling of Dr.
Theodore Horton's "Great Discovery" as it was later called in the press. Those in
attendance were less effusive and mostly dismissed the presentation as an elaborate hoax or
illusion. Despite this scepticism Dr. Horton was insistent that what he was showing them was a parallel universe, and invited witnesses to examine the phenomenon themselves through the special viewing apparatus he had commissioned for the unveiling. The enormous microscope was unceremoniously dubbed "Dr. Horton's elephant-scope" by one bemused onlooker. Among Dr. Horton's more outlandish claims was that the careful listener could detect a faint "cosmic music" emanating from the singularity, but he cautioned the audience that the music was undetectable by any standard measuring device and would only reveal itself to the imaginative and receptive mind - a remark born out by the fact that only the children in attendance seemed to be able to hear it. It wasn't long before Dr. Horton's reputation fell into disrepute, as no other scientists could repeat or corroborate his observations. After enjoying a brief stint as a carnival attraction, Dr. Horton and his mysterious singularity both vanished into obscurity, although his "elephant-scope"
is still in storage at the Smithsonian Institute as part of their science and ephemera collection. Author's note: No trick lenses, or visible means of deception were discovered when the device was studied and dismantled by the Harvard Engineering Department. To this day it remains a mystery as to how Dr. Horton achieved his remarkable illusion.