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 Let's solve the problem with plugs...
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Cute illustrations.
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Maybe not that color though.
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the cord should rap around to something on the back...
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FRICKINAWESOME on Aug 18 '08 Cute idea, but maybe put the name of the sub on the suitcase to clear up the concept.
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this is soo cute
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a cord trailing around the shirt would be cute!
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oh, i love mr. american plug. he has so much personality! as an american in the uk, i can totally relate too. always losing my damn adaptor plugs...
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oh ... that's why i couldn't figure out what was going on. hahah, i was like "what's wrong with the outlets?" ... they're not american.. i see.
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ah man! i forgot the adapters!
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i think it should be placed a little higher
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orangehead on Aug 18 '08 haha, too true.
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Thank you so much :)
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Amazing.. i had a socket plug design in mind but i couldnt match this :P $6
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the word bubble should read: "%@(#!"
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points for using "unification"
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haha. looks like the guy is in the wrong country ay?
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Hahaha... this is great! I'll give it a "plug" with my friends.
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Thank you Kafka. Amazing how much character there is in that plug. How'd you DO that?
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very funny, but even cooler if you'd put the title on the tee :)
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I think this was one of my concepts in my second year illustration class at OCAD and Gary Taxali said "Neg"
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Dont' put the title on the tee. No words. I think this stands very well on its own. I agree that the cord should trail around the back, and there should be a line differentiating the floor from the wall, but other than that, this is a fabulous design and I can't wait till it gets printed. $4
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haha creative. 5
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