I like it.. but i'd rather the back part be on the front. I'm not sure, but it seems like its missing something. And stuff on the back is awkward.

thats like more than 4 colors man.

yup mine is too. I think the illustration of the baby can still be improved. There are a few stray points lying around.

It's some of the best illustrationi've seen out of about 400 submitted designs. I think that says something about the lack of talent on threadless nowadays. I know i'm not avery good designer. But where are all the good designs!!

Like the style and illustration, but it's more than 4 colours... If Threadless were really tough, entries which didn't meet the requirements wouldn't make it in fullstop...

...read the submission rules carefully: No more than four UNIQUE colors. Black and white DO NOT count. Thus this design has only THREE colors: red, yellow, and grey.

I know this to be absolutely true because I have had designs declined from making it up for voting because they had too many colors. Threadless only displays designs that pass all requirements. They waste no time in declining invalid submissions.

Thank you for the comments. :)

It would be interesting to know whether black and white count, but I don't see how highlighting the word UNIQUE actually helps your argument here. Within the bounds of a tshirt, black and white are both unique colours on that tshirt, no?

that's sad.

I agree with stotty01. This is the first design I've liked so far, and I found it on something like the 9th page. Neither am I saying I'm a better designer than the others, but I think it's a bit too much submissions of lately - hopefully that's just because of the compeition.

I'd buy it if it didn't have the text on the back...

oOOOoh i liiiiiikey

Fantastic, leave the text on the back it would hurt the image.

I think seenew is right; there are several shirts printed that have 6 colors including black/white (http://www.threadless.com/product/103.html etc.) and with dark shirts, bright colors are sometimes printed on top of white... at least that's how it's done w/ acrylic textile ink, I don't know much about plastisol.

anyway, this is a very nice illustrations, but i would't want to wear it.

I like it, very good!