To make a Mr. Fusion Home Energy Converter, firstly you need this shirt, a Krups coffee grinder...

nice.

BAD ASS!

me rikey! and i don't usually like these colors

I think i'd like to see it on blue. But none the less 5 and buy even if printed on pink

Don't know why bad ass is a word associated with expensive cars.

I'd dig a shirt with a Delorean on it.



But this one isn't too well-executed.

this 't' is wicked webbins, i'd buy it! don't know what errr domo is on about!?! very well executed my friend.....a 5 and a buy!

Where I'm going we need t-shirts like this." A triumph", said the Daily Mail. "Masterful" agreed the Star. "A meisterwerk delivered by a designer at the peak of his powers" opined the Telegraph. Well done indeed.

Originality cries out in frustration.

copyright infringement

grey, and maybe

yeah, it´s really really cool, but it´s a copyright infringement

you people and your darned copyright infringements............I really don't think threadless or Universal Pictures would care..........love a shirt for it's design, not for it's lack of copyright infringement.



Good design, bad colors.............

i like it but there are to many of those ...

i do not really like the design. not sure what i do not like about it. but i give it a 5 buy it anyway because i love back to the future.

Thanks for all the constructive criticism so far. Like justme evan quite rightly sez, love a shirt for it's design. So I've used a Delorean, and a quote from the film, there's been more blatant plagiarism, anybody seen the clockwork orange shirt? Think of it as more of an iconic tribute. My choice of t-shirt and print colours are to reflect the 80's, bright cyan and magenta as well as the pastel pink and cyan. Keep up the comments, I am enjoying your opinions.

good shit

Love the colours!!

id buy that if it were on a different color shirt

better without the words entirely, plus, that would make it less a back to the future shirt (lame) and more a cool car icon shirt (sweet)

not sure if it's copyright infringement except for the quote. The car looks like a regular delorean, but the quote is definetly universal property.

good shit bro!!

haha..nice. but no.

actually threadless would care about copyright enfringment when universal studios sues their ass for printing something like this. i like the design, maybe lose/change the quote

make it a bit smaller and I'd buy

i would say it's a tad too big. but i must say, deloreans rock fuckin hardcore.

Copyright is only infringed by "reproduction of the whole or a substantial part" of a work. Taking a one line quote from a film is not really a significant part of it. You americans are so scared of being sued it's a wonder you get up in the morning, never mind do design work. All design these days involves borrowing, inspiration or whatever you want to call it, so let's all chill out on the whole copyright front.

Seriously Americans need to chill with the whole suing bullshit, oooh I tripped on your turf. Suck it up damnit.

Oh ya the shirt....It's funny! haha I like it but wouldnt buy it only cuz of the colors....although I cant imagine it in a better color anyway.

pls remove the text, put up the Delorean and YES! it will be good

one of the few designs where text is welcome

love the movie, so i love the shirt, but i didnt realize it was a dilorian until i read the quote. it kinda looks like 2 girrafes sticking their heads out of a car. I would put the dilorian at a bit of an angle for better understanding

they type is hideous in the first place. if you kept it you should change the face and play around with the placement. Right now it looks awful.

bitchin. i'd buy it regardless of color

i thought this was threadless.com...not hot topic. all you kids need some...what do they call it...original ideas...that might work...

i'd buy it.



but then i'd probably get shot in the face as soon as i left my house.



5 for keeping it real.

are you kidding me? take it back

image is too big - if you had it smaller, still in the center of chest area it'd be cool. Although its still cool...

"I hate manure"

- Biff

I say no words...they interfere with the focus of the shirt, the car. Otherwise, horribly original and grand idea, great color choices

Seems there's been a good few comments about this shirt which is good, I would have preferred more points, especially seeing as I'm being beaten by the Clockwork Orange rip off and a friggin' breakdancing Jesus that took all of 5 mins to do! I appreciate people's opinions, however, to the people who have criticised and have no submissions to their name (they know who they are), you might want to actually post some examples of your design 'work' and be judged yourselves, then your comments might carry some weight.

Hey Webbins, what's that supposed to mean? That I can't criticize an album or a book because I haven't written a song or written a novel?

one word....Delorean......Very choice:)

+5

You are free to criticize 'Dirtysweet' but I am the designer and would like to see other peoples work, to back up their design convictions. I respect peoples opinions but the people with no construction in their comments are usually the one's who can't design for shit. I feel that if you criticized a music artist, say Snoop Dogg, to his face, he'd want to defend his work, actually he'd probably just cap one in yo face, shizzle.

Webbins- I understand a designer's frustration over tough criticisms from non-designers. However, when the designers try to lash out at those people, their argument, in my opinion, is invalid. Threadless.com is a brilliant concept- get people to design T-shirts for you, then get your customer base to tell you which ones they want before you print them. Why should I, as a (thus far) non-designer, not be able to criticize a design when, as a paying customer, I am doing exactly what Threadless was designed for?



In essence, the only people whose criticisms should bear no weight are those who not only refrain from designing, but from purchasing as well.



(Also, I have made some attempts at designing, but the results have been unsatisfactory, so I have decided not to waste people's time with them. Plus, don't fault other people who would like to design, but cannot afford $300 software programs and chose not to download the virus-riddled hacked versions.)



As for the copyright issues, it's not like threadless is going to be hit with a $15-million lawsuit for printing protected images. Most likely, if they did print something protected, they would receive a Cease-and-Desist letter from the copyright holder's attourneys, which Threadless would happily oblige to prevent said $15-million lawsuit. The result? A warehouse filled with hundreds of T-shirts they cannot sell, and a rather unwanted loss in the debit column.

I don't give a rat's arse about the tough criticisms, I work in a design studio and deal with criticism day in-day out, water off a duck's back.

I'm not lashing out, I love reading the opinions, and I love that anyone can submit designs, I just can spot the shite that's taken zero effort. Some people don't need threadless, they need an inkjet printer and iron-on paper.

As for copyright, Threadless would not accept submissions if they thought there would be copyright issues, as you say unsold tees make no money. Copyright infringement exists only when a substantial part of a piece of work is copied, but some people don't half take the piss with their 'creative licensing'.

whoa. max-drama.

I must say as a t shirt designer as well as a huge BTTF fan this is one of the best shirts I have seen in a while.

Did Doc really say that?

Yea, he said it at the end of BTTF. I would buy this shirt.