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well, i submitted this last night. first submission, etc etc. I CANT WAIT 4 DAYS FOR SOMEONE TO APPROVE IT. bah.
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I've seen subs on there that show the design on a couple different colors of tees. Sometimes they'll even actually produce them on two seperate colored tees. Just narrow it down to 2 and you should be all right.Originally Posted by Satsuki
well, i submitted this last night. first submission, etc etc. I CANT WAIT 4 DAYS FOR SOMEONE TO APPROVE IT. bah.
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Completely agreed. I think the simple fact that they're endorsing those terrible "OMG clothing" shirts shows they jumped the shark a while ago.
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haha, i like it (and don't get me wrong here, I'm not Ironplant and I'd tell you if I thought it was shit). It reminds me of a demon vallet or waiter or something like that. Why did you choose 3 repeating figures instead of one centralized demon man?
I had to do a bunch of french curve flower shit for an award show's video packages. There's always something new in design people latch on to because it looks good and takes little effort.
bolding one letter of a name over the other (see jeremy's sig matthew good fan
then it was turning type, logos and general information on angles.
then it was making everything look like instructional wall posters (which I liked)
then it was making everything infused with a western theme. This happened in fashion too.
now it's curves and colour and silouette track mattes in video.
the next, I believe, the trend is going to be brushed type. Where type looks like it was brushed on to material or canvas with a large textured brush.
hahahahhaha. Well, I wanted to make something 1. That I could feel would be marketable and 2. that I personally would also wear. The single oni guy seemed too stark and sort of a waste of space. A little too "skater" imo. So, I liked the idea of an army of them better. I guess if you wanted to read into it more you could say it was some sort of consumerism metaphor. Or something.
I'm not feelin' it.
-The oni's second horn looks awkward. Having both on the front of it's face would look better.
-It's torso looks a bit too long. If you're going to pattern it after a Legoman, you might as well just use a real Legoman body.
-There's something about the yen symbol I don't like. It might have something to do with it being against a white shirt but removing it would probably destroy the purpose of your idea anyway.
-Your idea of an army consisted of cutting and pasting. Sure having a single one on it would look a little "skater" too but you know what? That's what sells.
Best of luck of course.
And in case anyone wondered, the only shirt on that website worth a shit is the MP3 one.
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"Chuy, you're going to have a magical life. Because no matter where you go, it's always going to be better than Tucson."
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He's saying that you kiss Satsuki's ass a lot and that your neck hairs creep her out.
"Chuy, you're going to have a magical life. Because no matter where you go, it's always going to be better than Tucson."
I don't really see where the first point is coming from. I can maybe see the neck hair thing, though that is kind of silly and pointless because I don't normally look that way, but whatever. Thats how shit happens sometimes I guess.
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