Here's my second try of my CMYK shirt, thanks for coming by!

awesome design

love it!^^

Hooooo... love it ! 5!

Great! Id definitely wear this! 5$

really nice.5

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nice composition!

i really love the abstractness behind it,

love it! :)

This version has a lot more interest. Good work...

I like it, but I'd probably incorporate the 'K' into the colour mix to give all letters equal prominence.

very nice design.
I agree with Tony (the previous comment).
Black seems to be apart form the rest of the letters.
btw awesome composition.

Great!

Very cool design. I'd agree with Tony: you've gotta incorporate the black into the rest of the design - or keep them all separate... but don't keep them too separate, because you're deign is cool with the 4 colors all mixed. Push the K and think about printing this on a different color shirt. I know it's hard because you're using yellow and black ink in the same design, but I feel like blue is outweighing the other three! SketchThis is right about the composition though; it is awesome.

Thanks so far everyone!

About the, K being separate, I hadn't thought about adding it to the other three letters, but I still think it looks good this way because the K is different than the other three. I will definitely keep that in mind though, thanks!

very cool idea. like the pattern and the colors are awesome. love it

this looks really tight. perhaps if the k was the same color style as cmy and the shirt was black, it might be a little less clashy.

amazing,,love it
5 from me

coolllll!! 5

not my type of shirt, but very nice!
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very kewl! i think you should have dome each letter their color thou, with the multicolors in the backround (except for black of course)

well, I see what everyone's talking about with the K, but I like it like it is, I see the rationality behind k=black, I think this is very witty, and well executed! :) :)

^ Thank you! Yeah, I mean if you look at it in a more literal way, I guess it'd make more sense if each letter was its own color but I was aiming more for a not-so-literal and more general way of looking at it. Simply put, the three colors are mixed because they have something in common and that is being more "colorful" hehe, leaving the K almost isolated from the rest. It's also not literal because the K is not actually black but more like shades of gray (that symbolize the lack of color). But they all still give the idea of CMYK

I appreciate all the input!

cool

whatever it is...i like it!

fantastic!
:D

Thanks everyone, I really appreciate it!

nice