This Threadless submission has been doing the rounds on tee blogs recently, and it’s been receiving a lot of attention, I usually don’t mention Threadless submissions since you guys can’t buy them. It’s a fun design, but I think people may have been going a bit overboard with their praise of it, as surely the only thing Threadless can do with it is a photo print, which would look cool, but I can’t imagine it living up to the concept. Now, if Threadless kicked it up to the next level (and probably a level beyond that too) and made the design out of scraps of tees, that would be epic!
Oh, and it’s a fair bet that it’ll get printed, considering that Shimala seemed pretty impressed by the sub on Flickr (yes, I do have my detective hat on).
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Twitter: @twoeightnine
Awesome artwork but I just can’t see it being a good tshirt. Do you really want to tell everyone it’s a tshirt of tshirts that make a Mr. T(shirt)? Especially when the brown one looks like a towel.
Twitter: @Johnny_little
Kick ass Fool!
The novelty has worn off in the instant I first laid eyes on it. Just like the real Mr. T!
Twitter: @feistees
I agree. It’s cool artwork, but it likely wouldn’t look good slapped onto a shirt. I wouldn’t mind seeing some other characters though in the same format.
There are a lot of things we can do to create a new art dimensions using only t-shirts.That was another cool piece of art made of t-shirt i ever saw.
Miles/funnytees, you already have your website linked in your name, no need to link it in your comment too.