by: al-Hamad
posted: March 26, 2008

Nice idea but needs more work. I’d want the fade to be more gradual (and more complete). Are you allowed to use tints of colour in the design? If not, you might have used more then allowed according to the contest rules.

by: menosketiago
posted: March 27, 2008

No, tints are not allowed since the process is similar to silk screening. I count 8 colors so it’s one too much, unfortunately the rules states that halftones are not allowed because it could be done with fading halftone patterns…
I like the design, not so keen on the type and would rather have it on a colored t-shirt. Congrats anyway

by: picturesofamemory
posted: March 27, 2008

Thanks for letting me know! I never saw anything about tones or shades. Clearly I’m not reading something somewhere. I’ll go find it. ^_^

by: ArtAdmin
posted: March 29, 2008

Hi picturesofamemory. Yeah, Menosketiago is right in what he says. You’ll find the details under “#2 Design"at: http://www.artevist.com/index.php/contests/guidelines/

We thought we’d let this slip through though since it wouldn’t be hard to reduce it down to 5-7 colours… and because we love animal designs. We realize we need to make our submissions process a little clearer as many people now assume you can print anything on a T-shirt.

If you’d like to tighten it up and re-submit, that’s not a problem.

by: Kaaly
posted: March 31, 2008

Don’t know about all the design lingo going on, but love the tiger. I’d wear this on my chest.

by: LJMK
posted: April 01, 2008

Yeah, I like the tiger a lot, and the aspect of the hidden tiger is very mysterious. It makes you think about the reality of extinction

by: zaphyr
posted: June 30, 2008

the concept is cool .... if the rules will be followed then it might give it a more enhanced look ... even then its very nice

by: firefli
posted: August 27, 2008

i really love this

by: iviewdesign
posted: October 10, 2008

beautiful at first glance, and a great message too.