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wow, 5
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cool design.
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I'm not sure where he came from first, but here he is twice in (the brilliant) Wondermark. Did you do anything to customize this?
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The linework is completely different; it's from an old patent that is public domain.
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Check my blog for line detail.
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Thiefs get $0
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I don't care. I want this shirt. $5
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Looks pretty much exactly the same to me.
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Thief, thief, givin' us grief!
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whatever using and hijacking is part of the game. It is still a cool shirt! But many people including me have thousands of such ideas to submit with the consequence of turning this site to a collection of obsolete and public domain printed shirts.
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People - read the comment above - the source for this image is PUBLIC DOMAIN. Look at my blog, as well, and you'll see that it's entirely unique linework (the original was a poorly executed woodcut).
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P.S. - David Malki, of Wondermark *did not illustrate this* - it is a very old image, that I only used as a guide. He obviously got it from the same sourcebook (which is unrestricted).
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eh. not on a shirt i dont think.. nice though.. i'd give you way more credit if it was a little more original.. not cut from someone elses work..
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Right, but he did something original and unique with it. He didn't just reprint it and hope no one recognized it.
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bad color, great design.
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Tell you what. I like your website... but I think that this design is a bit of a let-down. You are more than capable of creating something great from scratch. Stick to that and you have my vote.
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I do love the woodcut feel of it -- very unique. I agree, try the same style with something from scratch.
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wasn't this up yesterday.. and someone posted that another science site uses it as well?
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I love this. Can we get it on a more sophsticated shirt color?
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Suggestions for shirt colors?
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I think I'm gonna find that sourcebook, get the image, then create a shirt where the dude is getting hit by lightning coming from the collar.
Ummm, where was I? Oh yes.. "shirt color". Brown would be nice. |
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Loves it. too bad there are so many tards on here.
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Toon, you get a sourcebook, and take the image, then we shall compare so that you can see that mine is constructed completely separately. Your sarcasm was a worthy attempt, but the Btoon design chops just don't back it up. Thanks for the color suggestion!
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Hahaha. Fair enough.
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No way! A good sport on threadless?! I like you, ToonKing. And I was serious...I think brown might be cool. Thanks again.
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looks cool
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When you see a great idea that might make a fantastic shirt, what's to stop you. It's an old style design, so I'd go with earthtones. People relate to turn of the century art and browns.
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dude, don't get so riled up... that's what they want from you! didn't your momma eva teach you no thang?
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Ah not on light blue. You could make the drawing sotra brownish/aged looking, and then put it on a khaki shirt, then it would look more like a da vinci sketch. Then I'd buy it
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i like this ,but is definately a rip.
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this is why using public domain and sourcebooks is BAD....m'kay
cleaning up the lines is just not enough oh, and that science ste is American Science and Surplus http://www.sciplus.com/ but other places probably use it as well |
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i like anyhow
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bananaphone on Jul 21 '06 stolen or not stolen the least you can do is give credit where its due.
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dig it. could it come in turquoise?
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ah-ha, i just got my american science and suplus catalogue the other day, i knew this looked familiar...
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$4. i want this!
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i mean $5.
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Oh man, I looked at this and went 'yes! winner' and now it's uncredited from another source. How annoying.
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pocket_penguin on Jul 22 '06 YES, I like. However, PLEASE put it on a different color, threadless already has way too many baby blue ones.
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I think this is wicked. As in, wicked awesome. I love that guy and I don't know how anyone can say it's uncredited. Flying machines=so cool.
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Very cool, I really hope if this gets printed its on a different color of tee.
I also want one of those contraptions, so I can drop water ballons on unsuspecting passer byers. |
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...and crystal meth
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i like it
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i really enjoyed this one - hope it goes through!
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wonderfull drawing
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what the heck? he credited it like 3 times. 5$
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Thanks Rara.. that's what I was thinking.
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A couple of different people keep calling he design "uncredited." However, jamco keeps giving credit to the public domain design.
Oh, I just typed that and then saw that rara avis said the same thing. So, I concur with rara avis: you can't tear a man down for something he didn't do. |
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Drawing is super-cool!
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Ellsswhere on Jul 26 '06 i understand that you got this from a public image... but no amount of retracing someone elses artwork regardless of how old or unused it is... i would still consider it trying to get credit where credit isnt due. You seem like a decent artist with abit of creativity... try again but make it completely original with your own style, i would like it alot more even if it was just a woman in a whole different pose...
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I think the "design" would look good on a shirt, but it isn't original at all and it isn't "yours" so I can't give it a good score.
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i like it bc... well i like nerdy things.
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vbarnhart on Aug 07 '06 nice jamco--
great rendering! |
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I would want this shirt, but with a different color.
And maybe a funny caption of some kind. |
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