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Laser Bread, this adds to your ever increasing versatility! Not sure about the contest but a 5 for the amazing design and creativity!
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i want this sooooooo bad. i'm gonna wear the hell out of this shirt and then when it dies, i'm going to rally for a reprint so i can wear the hell out of another one.
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Is that Lynn Minmay from Macrosss, I can't see too well.
Awesome job! I would print that on my hairy chest. Of course, my gut would give her pouting lips. |
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dont see at all what it has to do with democracy but omg is it nice! i loooove looove looove how you placed it on the shirt, i find it makes it so powerful. please print!
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this is really beautiful... it's a shame they probably couldn't make it look spotless on the tee, but a 5$ nonetheless
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Just another classy design, ill echo what ginnette said, sometimes things dont need to be obvious to capture a theme.
oh and 5$ ;) |
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thanks for all the kind words and votes everyone, I appreciate it. yeah JW, I just kind of went with what the theme inspired in my head. glad you like it. :)
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Yo Laser Bread. Went to school with friend Dale Austin - the little kid who works with you at Lynch haha. Been admiring your work for quite some time - keep it up.
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About my design
There was just something powerful about portraying these words through mascara running down a woman's face. This phrase certainly applies to democracy and life as well.
This design could either be 2 color (black and red) on a white shirt, with a load of black ink and using the negative space for the image. Or it could be 3 color (white, red and black) on a black shirt. My favorite is 2 color with use of negative space. That would make the most out of the brush strokes around the face, but both ways would work. This is my preferred placement, but could be lower, higher or smaller.
Painted with acrylics on marker paper.