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Submitted on:
Jun 11 '03
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4 comments
Final average score:
1.88 out of 5
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fatso
fatso on Jun 11 '03
The thumbnail certainly aroused my interest, it's interesting and original but i am no longer aroused. the greenery looks a bit cropped to the right, nice composition, like the fact that there's no text aswell
FLEB
FLEB on Jun 15 '03
Your imagery's close... now you just need to think of how to apply it to a shirt.
FLEB
FLEB on Jun 15 '03
Your imagery's close... now you just need to think of how to apply it to a shirt.
Ivan
Ivan on Jun 15 '03
well, FLEB; please enlighten me more, I allways need more feedback.
Ivan
Ivan on Jun 15 '03
well, FLEB; please enlighten me more, I allways need more feedback.
FLEB
FLEB on Jun 15 '03
I think that you could make something a lot better if you work the design into the shirt, rather than pasting it down in the middle. Fore example: reallocate more greenery to the right of the post, and bleed it off the left (viewer's directions, not wearer's). With your arm going over some of the imagery on the left, the greenery would "grow across" the shirt.

Granted, this might present a printing problem. I'm not sure how close to the sides they can print.
FLEB
FLEB on Jun 15 '03
I think that you could make something a lot better if you work the design into the shirt, rather than pasting it down in the middle. Fore example: reallocate more greenery to the right of the post, and bleed it off the left (viewer's directions, not wearer's). With your arm going over some of the imagery on the left, the greenery would "grow across" the shirt.

Granted, this might present a printing problem. I'm not sure how close to the sides they can print.
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