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I dont know why, but I like it
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Great shirt. I also think it fits the Threadless Loves Threadless competition more than most of the entries I've seen. Good work! 5$
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Great! I'd like to see the idea expanded on (more signs). More diversity in signs, really. Like an "Ea At J e's" sign...
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If you are going to compare my design to an artist's work, basquait wouldn't have been my first guess.
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that would be the coolest on boxers
but since threadless doesnt manufacture boxers, i guesss its a $5 for me |
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The bunny is from a great little tourist trap in the middle of the Arizona desert. It's a shop called Jackrabbit Trading Post on Jackrabbit Rd. in Jackrabbit, AZ (technically Joseph, AZ). You get a 5 just for using such an obscure icon from my home state.
http://www.roadsideamerica.com/tips/getAttraction.php3?tip_AttractionNo==85 |
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I really like this. It's so different and unique. Definitely threadless loves threadless. Nice work. $5
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The sun really makes this. Also, a cityscape in overlooked signs rather than in buildings: fantastic! Potentially, a sobering look back at consumerism in the days of yore: amazing!
$5! $5! |
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heh, I recognized the jackrabbit too.
lots of signage designs on Threadless lately... I really like it though. |
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reminds me of Matt Sibers photography which does exactly the same thing..I've always like his photographs and the way environmental type plays together..I think you could have added more elements..
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Matt Siber, not trying to bust your chops, but you might be interested in seeing a similar approach.
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