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I have toyed with an alternate design. You can see it here, if you like.
It has been pointed out to me, however, that this may be a little too "cutesy." That was definately not what I was going for, but I can see why it was brought up. I leave it to you all to decide whether that's the case. Text on the sleeve is certainly a feasible idea. |
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That's why I thought my friend's comment was funny: it was his dismissal of whatever was being clubbed as nondescript arctic-whatevers. That's almost the point of the design.
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4 buckareenos with the text on the back of the shirt. Copy that fucking hilarious and sarcastic needs to be on the shirt in some form somehow somewhere.
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If you were to lose the text, you would kinda lose the point of the shirt in the process. so I'm for the text. Also, $5.
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actually the text is remarkable, especialy the alternative version [front & back, maybe?] but the drawing just ruins it
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i like both the text and the picture, but maybe you could keep the test on the front and move the text onto the back either on one of the shoulders or on the bottom right hand corner.
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I like the test. I think that is the whole point of the design. You could, however, make it more concise.
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great concept, you managed to get me to like a semi-penguined themed design...[cause, yes i have hated all other penguin design, but this one is great]
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The text is fantastic, you have to keep it on the shirt somewhere. I wouldn't buy the shirt without it ...
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This is adorable! Keep the text, only because it calls them "the little penguiny things" (HAHAHA :D), if for no other reason. $5!
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About my design
A few weeks ago, while reaching for ways to describe how one is supposed to protect the environment, a friend of mine uttered the phrase "don't club the little penguiny things." I instantly knew it had to become a shirt.