Hmm, I don't get it or I don't exactly see what you're portraying here. There must be some deeper meaning to this, please give us an explanation.

yeah. i have no clue what this is....

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I got it from a song by Jeremy Camp

The veil is torn so we could have an open door

I just did it real quick to see how threadless works

You need to make your designs clearer and more sensible. I didn't even realise there was a door there until you said it, and I never saw the veil. I saw a brown box with a pink eraser type thing in the middle and wondered what the heck it was supposed to mean.

i thought it was some sort of euphemism for losing virginity.

It's about the day that Jesus Christ died.



The bible says that there was an earthquake and the veil in the temple was torn from top to bottom. The veil was the partition that kept the presence of God from being seen by the people. Only the High Priest could enter on one Holy day every year. If anyone entered at any other time (including the priest), they would die. Killed by the power of God.



The tearing of the veil was a symbol of how the death of Christ eliminated the need for a separation between man and God. His sacrifice made it possiblefor us to be reunited with Him.



The design has potential, the colours aren't great and it could be clearer. Give it another try.

I was about to say the same thing elasticx said, but he/she beat me to it.

What is this ???

Nah...

Crikey. Heavy stuff (Jesus).

what.

(eww religion)

"I just did it real quick to see how threadless works "



too many of this kind around. kind of like those who think

"i've a pc, internet and a copy of photoshop, cool! i'm a designer!"



can i ask why you submit something that is really quite bad?

because apparently he wanted to see how threadless worked. Why ask a question that should be rhetorical.

I can't say that this is horrible, but it's really nothing. Looking forward to seeing some real submissions.

bananphone, i actually wanted to know why. do you really have to submit a really dodgy design that you know isn't up to much to see how threadless works? to test the process and see how your work fairs doesn't it make sense to submit something you feel is solid and would fair well? saying "I just did it real quick to see how threadless works ..." seems like you're holding your hands ups to you knowing how poor it is. so why submit it?

I'm with you, Baddesigner. Maybe I'm a perfectionist, but I get frustrated with people who just slap something together and throw it up on Threadless 'because they can'.



If people can't be bothered to give their best effort on a design, then why should anyone else bother to look at it?

LAME i mean, try at least