Well, to explain what could be
a completly random illustration;

The yeti/bigfoot type thing,
he represents modern society:
He probably thinks of himself as developed,
walking and talking and all...
But closer inspection reveals otherwise.

The Mechanical leg is technology.

You see, today, it may seem modern society
is too dependant on technology.
We are completly dependant on it,
and have lost touch with our roots,
(thus the "real" leg is up in the air)


So with that in mind,
I made an image on my computer,
and sent it over the internet
to you, somewhere else in the world.
And hopefully, where ever you are,
You'll like it.

Aw, you killed it with the deeper meaning.

Aye, scrap the symbolics.
It's a Chocolate Elvis with a robot leg.

I didn't like it until I read Manta's comment

Alright, Alright,
I wasn't so serious about the meaning and all,

BUT, it won't say that on the tee shirt
after you click on that little "5" calling your name....

---Just kidding around

Manta! Ha! Best comment on threadless in a while.

hahah wierd!

Stick to writing

lmfao omg this is soo frickin hilarious.... man i give you a 5

ummm, the meaning is a bit of a cliche, so in my mind the image is too now

i begin to wonder ig ppl know what cliche means when they ell someone their design is "cliche`"

Bad drawing
Bad design
Bad explanation

hahaha...chocolate elvis...

great randomness -- lose the text

The one that I'm giving your design represents that fact that it sucks. The scorn with which I am doing it is a symbol of my withering disgust for overanalyzing crappy doodles.

Really, I didn't want to sound so mean. It was honestly too good to pass up. Keep trying!

I see, no big

all my art and design friends always say that if you have to explain your work, then it is bad work. a picture is worth a thousand words: design accordingly.

rock on.

you got all of us 76dragons confused now...

Hey Johnny, did you think the carpenter was jesus
and the walrus was Buddah
and the oysters were all of us,
(either throught the looking glass
or alice in wonderland, i forget which)

I 'm not claiming i've made any masterpiece
by any streach at all,
its just a thought....

I mean, is it bad to say something
on a shirt?

Don't get me wrong,
I only wish i could draw like some of you guys,
but, and this is just a personal thing of course,
i might like to see deeper illustrations.

I mean, most of the winning ones have more to say,
even if its just a concious mood based in color choice,
(which i didn't even concider for this shirt,
more of a tester really.)

Its just an observation.

But i'm not in college or anything,
no expert by any means,
just a thought.