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I watched a doco last night about a Holocaust denier. He wasn't bad, he was just a little simple. So... go vote for my new shirt.
posted by Rikki | 9:04 AM
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Tuesday, September 26, 2006
I watched a doco last night about a Holocaust denier. He wasn't bad, he was just a little simple. So... go vote for my new shirt.
5 Comments:
Blue is cool.
Man, they're brutal over there at Threadless. Nastier than ad people even.
Hey, this is them being nice!!
My favourite is when they say 'oh my god you completely stole that idea from this guy who made a remotely similar design in 1957'.
Seen the Campaign Brief blog lately? You can do shit hot ads and if they get posted on there there's always someone to kick the crap out of it. Hooo, scary.
But besides that, the world of Threadless is like sticking your head in a beehive.
Ash is my favorite colour.
Thanks for giving me a great idea to post.
My blog had been lost for a while
And thus one of the many reasons I quit working for agencies.
There's no callous thick enough to keep the sting away...it's a shame, so many ways to improve one's work without the snark-fest of drive-by critique.
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