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D: this is awful. I mean way to take down a world piece symbol...the illustration of Gandhi's is very nice but I can't believe anyone would do such a thing....
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Gandhi? I thought it was Carlos salinas, that would be more accurate.
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^^ if there's one thing I've learned about critiquing shirts on threadless, it's not to take it too seriously. actually, this is very funny and a very nice illustration. i would wear this. $5
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Oh No he didnt,...I smiled for a sec... Did ya ever Think there was a reason no one ever did that...
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Gandhi has no legs, I thought he walked fast, see his ultra long movie. Concept is good, just vice-versa the theme so it would be Non-Violence.
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it would have to be bigger for me to like it... i don't know if i would wear it, but oh well i'm not offended or anything.
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its not nice to make fun of people. you have a very nice style of illustration, but i fear this is a bit distasteful. ..... .
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too bad this idea has been done to death
man - I thought the whole photoshop a rifle on ghandi trend had ended - aw well |
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omg funny! I wish others would understand. stop getting your panties in a twist ladies, the t-shirt didn't hurt anyone
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The fact that it is drawn realistically makes it even funnier to me. Nicely done.
I give it a $5. No question. |
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yeah the weird al Uhf one was funny but it was the way it was played out. People may take this the wrong way
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ah thats just terrible. i've worn some pretty bad shirts in my school but this one? although nice job of stiring things up.
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LOVE IT, love it more because it freaked out the kind of people who post "seems racist" and freak out when there's shirt that DOESN'T have a bird or cute monster on it.
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I'd buy it in a heartbeat, mostly because it horrifies the pacifists--as if every other shirt doesn't have a peace sign on it.
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Sorry, I'm a practising non-violent believer, can't vote for this. Apart from that, I like your style :)
Take a look at my critique, plz! Feel free to leave comments :) |
About my design
Created via free-hand illustration and finished in CS3 with a dash of 8-bit video game feel. Less than six colors involved, but could probably benefit from simulated process; whatever works the best.