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I've had this concept floating in my head for awhile...the Joy of Text just gave me a reason to make it happen. Hope you like it :)
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Nice idea, I might work on the letter spacing a bit though. It is a little strange, especially between the S and the first E
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yeah, i played around with different fonts but I figured since it represented "nothing" I wanted to keep it pretty plain. Besides Century Gothic is in my top 10 :)
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^haha! that's awesome! I knew I shouldn't have put any text on my JOY OF TEXT shirt! oh man, that made my day :)
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I should have known there were going to be "lose the text" comments, even in a text based competition. I absolutely love this, especially on the print! I'd hang it up with pride, yes I would.
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There was a comment about kerning "letter spacing" and i'd have to agree, it needs some work in some areas.
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I'm suprised no one has mentioned yet that this could easily be made in photoshop in a couple of minutes. . .
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I like how the design goes up onto the neck of the tee. It's a cool concept, but a font that better disappeared into the sapce beyond it might have sold this concept more. Still a fun sub.
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The work on this site is a good example of how to treat type as more than letterforms.
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i agree with silent-t.
while i really think the idea of the words is nicely contrasted with the flashy background, font and placement needs to be rethought! |
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I absolutely adore this shirt and hope it gets printed. I'm going to school for astronomy, and think it's super ironic.
$5, for sure |
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i like it without the text, atleast take it out from the middle of everything, make it small off to the side n subtle, and maybe get a better phrase.
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