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 This design was inspired in time for the next NFL football season which I just thought would look cool. It is of a play where the receivers run and their path is in the shape of two hands catching a football. I don\'t know how well this play would go in real life, but I think it looks good on the shirt. Plus, there\'s something about White on Green that I just love.
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haha
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Thats really cool!
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i like your hands idea, it worked really well
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I'd love to see that play in action.
Even in a football movie. That would be awesome. $5. |
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its all good
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Always love a good football t. could the receiver patterns forms something other than hands? I like it.
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weeeeeee
thats great |
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great idea
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That's awesome. I too would like to see that play in real life.
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oh no!!!
i was in the middle of fixing something i drew called "what football means to me" but there was no play, just lots of x's and o's doing things. ugh. |
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sports are dumb...sorry jocks...
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I really love the idea, but the top part of the hands look a little ambiguous. If I wore it, I can hear people asking, "What exactly does that mean?"
Of course, now you made me really really want a shirt with the plays drawn on it. Sigh. |
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in real life this play would have an offensive lineman running downfield to catch a pass. if you cared about realism (and i'm not saying you should) you could have only one running back behind the quarterback and put another player on the line of scrimmage.
from an artistic standpoint i think it looks cool, although i'd lose the field lines. a simple line for the line of scrimmage would be suffiicient, or you could just do without. |
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yeah, I was waiting for one of these comments. But dude, why'd you gotta be all like "If you cared about realism"? That was kinda harsh. but anyways, I'm glad you commented because for a while there, I had 13 comments (unlucky). Not that I'm superstitious or anything
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no man, i'm not dogging you about it, no sarcasm intended. i don't even think it matters, i'm just throwing it out there because i know football and you wanted to know if it would work in real life.
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Oh dont worry, at least I know that someone has an opinion about my design. we're cool
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Footballs are round. It is an inescapable fact.
.... Please dont lynch me '_' |
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wtf? it is round
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ie. spherical ; )
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no, footballs are more egg shaped
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I love love love it. Sorry I didn't comment earliar. :-( I was busy all week with. Work.
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i think this shirt isnt appreciated as much because of all the futbol fans out there
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you should offer it in a variety of color so that people can get it in their school colors. for example, ohio state = scarlet and gray ;)
reppin' the buckeyes, threadless style |
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thats a good idea, but i was goin more for the traditional playbook style
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Kojima on Jul 31 '06 Cool!
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thanx! I love all your stuff Kojima
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I'm not much of a football gal but I like the simplicity of this. like it!
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believe me, you will be the hottest person at a Super Bowl party if you wear this shirt and are a girl, lol
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To me, the image looked more biblical, like a god's hands with lightning between them. Didn't realize it was supposed to be a football. Sorry, not a fan. I'm with you on the white-on-green fetish though.
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i understand what u mean
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lol i like the idea of god holding a football. or making a touchdown. haha that would make an even cooler tee than this. but i like yours too. =]
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i really like it bu i had to unfocus my eyes to see the football... still i would buy it for one of my guy friends...
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lsmc88, I think what TYP was saying is that what we yanks call soccer is the REAL football.
I like the design though. The colors are great, but the left hand gets kind of obscured I think. It's great as is, but if you cleared that up, that would be cool too. 5 |
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yeah, I kinda got TYP's perspective already. but thanx!!
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I know TYP's type, lol. yeah, ill stop now
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