 If you like it, you can vote for it by clicking here.
If you like it, you can vote for it by clicking here.
Saturday, July 31, 2010
Woot T-shirt Derby Time Again
Once again, it's time for the Woot T-shirt Derby. A few weeks ago, I decided to quit --- for reasons best not gotten into --- but a week later, I decided to un-quit --- because I was inspired by the theme. This week's theme is Physics and one of my favorite aspects of physics is how it applies to the game of pool. And I thought a couple images from pool would make a good T-shirt. So, I came up with this:
 If you like it, you can vote for it by clicking here.
If you like it, you can vote for it by clicking here.
 If you like it, you can vote for it by clicking here.
If you like it, you can vote for it by clicking here.
Sunday, July 4, 2010
Woot T-shirt Derby -- City
This week's Woot T-shirt Derby theme is The City, and I'm pretty sure Sex In would be grounds for rejection. Instead, I started thinking about what I connect to cities, and that's the hustle and bustle. Of course, skylines and tall buildings, too, but that's a little too generic.
 If you like what you see and the detailed pictures below, please click here and vote! Thanks.
If you like what you see and the detailed pictures below, please click here and vote! Thanks.
I originally wanted the design to be much busier than this, with lots of traffic signs and billboards and a big "Open All Night" in neon, but ... aside from needing to stick to 6 colors and not having a good neon available, there comes a point where a design gets too busy. I would have easily exceeded that point.
Some details:
Washington DC's capitol building and part of the Golden Gate Bridge:
 A statue of ... George Washington? ... and part of City Hall in Philadelphia:
A statue of ... George Washington? ... and part of City Hall in Philadelphia:

A city traffic cop who could be almost anywhere, but is also based on the Philadelphia police:

A dinosaur skeleton from a Natural History Museum (or ... THE Natural History Museum, which is in DC):

One of those new big league "neighborhood" ballparks that could be anywhere, but this one is based on Philadelphia:
 
 If you like what you see and the detailed pictures below, please click here and vote! Thanks.
If you like what you see and the detailed pictures below, please click here and vote! Thanks.I originally wanted the design to be much busier than this, with lots of traffic signs and billboards and a big "Open All Night" in neon, but ... aside from needing to stick to 6 colors and not having a good neon available, there comes a point where a design gets too busy. I would have easily exceeded that point.
Some details:
Washington DC's capitol building and part of the Golden Gate Bridge:
 A statue of ... George Washington? ... and part of City Hall in Philadelphia:
A statue of ... George Washington? ... and part of City Hall in Philadelphia:
A city traffic cop who could be almost anywhere, but is also based on the Philadelphia police:

A dinosaur skeleton from a Natural History Museum (or ... THE Natural History Museum, which is in DC):

One of those new big league "neighborhood" ballparks that could be anywhere, but this one is based on Philadelphia:
 
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