Scoring finished:
903 days ago
Submitted on:
Jan 26 '06
Scored by:
2,327 people
Comments:
38 comments
Final average score:
1.74 out of 5
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that's all very well but i don't think the average person looking at this would realise all that, so what edge there would be is lost
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I dunno annettettenna, I recognized it as Rattenkonig right away. I'd give it a $5 if it weren't for the yellow eyes, which look way too creepy for me.
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I had the same first impression, Gallus. :)
I like the idea, but I don't think this particular execution of it makes an appealing tshirt. |
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i dont think you need a backstory for a shirt to work..half the fun is explaining your shirt. This illustration works with or without the story. nice.
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i like the reference to something relatively obscure, i recognized it immediately and would comment if i saw someone wearing this.
i like it on sage, but am not sure about the placement. |
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there is a famous contemporary art piece, (I can't remember the exact artist), that is a huge sculpture of a rat king. Check it out, it's cool.
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I can't say i really like the placement. The rats, from far away, appear to be coming out of a person's heart. try to center it or experiment with the placement.
it does remind me of Nimh. |
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The first thing that popped into my head was The Nutcracker.
I think the rat king in that had seven heads, probably taken from what you said. |
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this reminds me of "the amazing maurice and his educated rodents" terry pratchett.
i also recognized it right away, and i love the darker shirt. $5 |
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From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.
A rat king is said to arise when a number of rats become intertwined at the tails, and additionally stuck to each other with blood, dirt, and excrements. Consequently, the animals grow together, joined at the tails, which are often broken.
Most researchers presume that the creatures are legendary and are created by conscious manipulation of human beings, such as tieing the tails of dead rats together and mummifying them. Some reports of living specimens have been made, but none has been proven. The supposed cause for the phenomenon is the narrow living space in some buildings, where the young animals live too close together, becoming hopelessly entangled with one another. However, the normal behavior of rats, which generally seek their own comfort, speak against this theory. No scientific study has been performed to prove a natural cause of the phenomenon, so that most researchers class the rat king as a fictitious animal.
Historically, rat kings were seen as an extremely bad omen, particularly associated with plagues.