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Why do the males get two legs and the females get one? It looks like a popsicle stick is coming out of their dress... But I'd wear it in black.
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I absolutely love it. Eventhough I've seen this same type of shirt and underneath it said "whatever makes you happy but I would still buy it in a heart beat. Lovely design.
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I like it, but I would like to see two legs on the femmes! If you would consider adding that prior to printing I'll give you a buy!
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guys spread the legs and girls do not. hence two for guys and "one" for girls.
i like the white one. i'd wear it |
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it's excellent how it is. "bathroom figures" are simple and demonstrate the idea of the shirt. leave it exactly how it is.
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this has been done BEFORE DO NOT VOTE FOR THIS. THIS
HAS BEEN DONE BEFORE. THE GSA PEOPLE AT MY SCHOOL WEAR A SHIRT CALLED "IT' S ALL GOOD" AND IT HAS THE SAME EXACT DESIGN. DO NOT VOTE FOR THIS. |
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love it, but more space between the happy couples would make it better, easier to see for the visually impaired
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About my design
I did this for a class a while ago. We had to create pictographs. Pictographs often help people to find their way through signs, maps etc. A lot of symbols such as "bathroom people" and the heart are recognized internationally.
What isn't easily understood is sexuality/orientation. Everyone has differing opinions, values and thoughts on the subject. It can become very tense and complex. So I decided to take the idea of sexual orientation and explain it with symbols that would be recognized and easily understood by everyone. There is no statement, opinion or agenda. It simply explains what it is - just like what good pictographs do.