Teefury

halfempty said: Got some truly spectacular art on the side there. Why not print those instead of another pop culture fad?

Imatriceratops said: Eh, took me a while to understand, so I may not buy it. HOWEVER, that car design is one of the greatest things I have ever seen! You need to submit that!

tammyscumbag said: to SNYC dna? really?

ste7en said:

tammyscumbag said: to SNYC dna? really?

Oh wow, that must have happened when I re-did the font before I submitted the final file. Eff my life.

BigWhittt said:

ste7en said:

tammyscumbag said: to SNYC dna? really?

Oh wow, that must have happened when I re-did the font before I submitted the final file. Eff my life.

The shirt says SYNC, not SNYC. Are you stoned, tammy?

BlackTrainXIII said: someone care to elaborate on the fish car in the side art? i get the rest of them, just not the fish.

BlackTrainXIII said: someone care to elaborate on the fish car in the side art? i get the rest of them, just not the fish.

BlackTrainXIII said: someone care to elaborate on the fish car in the side art? i get the rest of them, just not the fish.

ohsnap said: I want the bears.

Mootz4 said: To whom it may concern,

I've become increasingly disappointed with the direction teefury has been going over the past few months. Everyday I come here to look at the shirt and everyday it seems like I'm presented with another pop-culture reference or a childish pun (Wiener dog/hot dog shirt...c'mon). This site used to have shirts that were well-thought out and artistic.


This is no way directed at the artists there's usually at least one side art design that I would buy in a heartbeat (Such as the falling king today), but shirts of that caliber are never for sale here.


That being said I will go back to silently checking this site every morning expecting quiet disappointment but hoping for the rare occurrence that I will be amazed and drop 11 bucks on a piece of art I can wear.

Pyrozmenace said:

Mootz4 said: To whom it may concern,


I've become increasingly disappointed with the direction teefury has been going over the past few months. Everyday I come here to look at the shirt and everyday it seems like I'm presented with another pop-culture reference or a childish pun (Wiener dog/hot dog shirt...c'mon). This site used to have shirts that were well-thought out and artistic.



This is no way directed at the artists there's usually at least one side art design that I would buy in a heartbeat (Such as the falling king today), but shirts of that caliber are never for sale here.



That being said I will go back to silently checking this site every morning expecting quiet disappointment but hoping for the rare occurrence that I will be amazed and drop 11 bucks on a piece of art I can wear.

Amen. I used to buy 2 to 3 shirts a week, I haven't bought one in over two months. I absolutely love the car design on the side-art though!! Very wonderful :)

whacko said:

Pyrozmenace said:

Mootz4 said: To whom it may concern,



I've become increasingly disappointed with the direction teefury has been going over the past few months. Everyday I come here to look at the shirt and everyday it seems like I'm presented with another pop-culture reference or a childish pun (Wiener dog/hot dog shirt...c'mon). This site used to have shirts that were well-thought out and artistic.




This is no way directed at the artists there's usually at least one side art design that I would buy in a heartbeat (Such as the falling king today), but shirts of that caliber are never for sale here.




That being said I will go back to silently checking this site every morning expecting quiet disappointment but hoping for the rare occurrence that I will be amazed and drop 11 bucks on a piece of art I can wear.

Amen. I used to buy 2 to 3 shirts a week, I haven't bought one in over two months. I absolutely love the car design on the side-art though!! Very wonderful :)

I agree as well. I come here every day looking for a reason to give teefury my money.


I come here every day looking for an excuse to give teefury my money. Your shirts are high quality, with great printing at an amazing price. But recently most of the shirts seem to be relying on some tired novelty (or a novelty that will get tired real fast) instead of having a great and well thought out design.


I am not against pop-culture references, I just want the pop-culture references to be well thought out and illustrated. The Stooge shirt from the other day was awesome and I bought it. It wasn't a forced pop culture reference (Avatars on the Wii are called "Mii" for instance), and it was well illustrated. On all points a WIN (aside from the 'til' till discussions it spawned).


This shirt.. not so much. I mean, sure Wii Mii's are pretty simple but they are much better rendered than depicted on this shirt. If you are going to go so far as to show part of the Wii controller you might as well go all in with your illustration and capture the Wii style (full body Avatar Mii? Just sayin'). The artist has a lot of talent as evidenced by the artwork on the side. I would be happy to wear ANY of the side-art shirts, but again the teefury shirt of the day just feels poorly thought out and executed.

EngineDriver said:

halfempty said: Got some truly spectacular art on the side there. Why not print those instead of another pop culture fad?

This.

xylotism said:

EngineDriver said:

halfempty said: Got some truly spectacular art on the side there. Why not print those instead of another pop culture fad?

This.

This.

Ms.Newtonius said: Avatar did $1 Billion in 17 days...Jesus Christ James Cameron is a boss. To put that in perspective...it took The Dark Knight 231 days to hit $1 billion.

+ Wii is awesome.

Thanks Teefury. Great shirt.

izachh said: the fish is AMC marlin

whacko said:

Ms.Newtonius said: Avatar did $1 Billion in 17 days...Jesus Christ James Cameron is a boss. To put that in perspective...it took The Dark Knight 231 days to hit $1 billion.

+ Wii is awesome.

Thanks Teefury. Great shirt.

Yeah but unlike Chocolate and Peanut Butter, sometimes two great things don't go great together ;)

halfempty said: Got some truly spectacular art on the side there. Why not print those instead of another pop culture fad?

scotophobic said: Please tell me the bears are printed somewhere I can buy them.

thenutman69321 said: I just want to know why the side art is always so much better than the t-shirt.


Today is a perfect example, look at the quality of that amazing side art, and then look at the amateur t-shirt that a 5 year old could have put together in MS paint.


I'm not trying to be disrespectful to the artist, your side art has proven you have real skills and can make some beautiful pieces. But seriously you want this 5 minute amateur piece to be on a t-shirt?


I'm sure you guys will be quick to delete this comment as well.

canadabat said: The side art is good.

The shirt... not as good as the side art. I want the bears.

optimusjimbo said: i think i'm the only person on the planet that hated avatar, fun idea though, good job

xalternativeguy said: I've watched almost 200 different tee's go by on this site, many of them have been cool and original, but so far I've only bought 3 of them. But I will say this: that car art is the KHAAAAAAAN bomb-sniggity.






Make it.


Now.

FuzzyLogic said:

thenutman69321 said: I just want to know why the side art is always so much better than the t-shirt.


Today is a perfect example, look at the quality of that amazing side art, and then look at the amateur t-shirt that a 5 year old could have put together in MS paint.


I'm not trying to be disrespectful to the artist, your side art has proven you have real skills and can make some beautiful pieces. But seriously you want this 5 minute amateur piece to be on a t-shirt?


I'm sure you guys will be quick to delete this comment as well.

Listen.
I don't even remember what you said the first time. Go figure.

Artists submit what they choose to TeeFury in hopes to be printed.
This artist may not have even submitted any of the art on the side.
The artist chooses what is given to the curators to choose from.
The artist may have something else in mind for the art you see on the
side.
Plus, you saying that the side art is always better... that's just your opinion. I like anchovies. You may not. That doesn't mean "Anchovies Ruin Pizza" for everyone.

If you're not trying to be disrespectful, then why are you saying "this 5 minute amateur piece" and "a 5 y ear old could have put together in MS paint."
Pretty disrespectful if you ask me.

rebecajean said: Ehhhh. Not my cup of tea. I loved Avatar but I am not a fan of the shirt. I get that it's supposed to be like making a Mii, but an Avatar shirt could've been far more epic and not a play on the concept of an avatar :(

rebecajean said: Everyone that feels the need to complain about the shirts: I think that yeah, the shirts aren't the same as they were a few months back, even, but I'm sure they'll present you with something you'd like to buy soon; however, I don't see why you need to complain when this site gives you the opportunity to buy those amazing shirts (when they come along) and $9 a pop.


So stop complaining already. Good lord.

disgruntledchao said: I'm not saying the art quality is bad. The quality of this work is great, it's just the subject matter, and I'm posting this comment now after so many shirts of this ilk.


Teefury, delete this if you want, but the art you picked for the tee just doesn't make a good shirt. It makes a good picture, but not a shirt. A shirt is something that can be looked at more than once without becoming uninteresting, such as the car design on the side. I buy these tees as something to wear because it looks cool (like my Audioheart shirt, that was on here about a year ago, but someone stole that while it was drying out at the water park. D: I was heartbroken. but at least that means someone thought it was a cool enough shirt to steal it. :\)


Most of the stuff Teefury has been printing are on par with the quality and style of a picture on the internet that one sees, chuckles at, then just tunes out whenever they see it posted again elsewhere. The idea and picture don't make you feel it warrants a second look because everything about the picture is right there in front of you. Teefury always frustrates me with how they leave the better (and i risk deletion by saying actual) designs in the side column, and the entire time I've been on this site I've always seen quite a few people who like the side art of culture shirts like these.


Wall of text/tl;dr: I want a shirt I can wear for looks, such as Audioheart, Tatty Bogie & the Corbies(sp?) and a select other few that have aesthetic merit instead of a well drawn shirt that each of my friends will get one small chuckle out of, then forget afterwards. Teefury, please print something a bit different once in a while?

FuzzyLogic said:

thenutman69321 said: I just want to know why the side art is always so much better than the t-shirt.



Today is a perfect example, look at the quality of that amazing side art, and then look at the amateur t-shirt that a 5 year old could have put together in MS paint.



I'm not trying to be disrespectful to the artist, your side art has proven you have real skills and can make some beautiful pieces. But seriously you want this 5 minute amateur piece to be on a t-shirt?



I'm sure you guys will be quick to delete this comment as well.

Listen.

I don't even remember what you said the first time. Go figure.


Artists submit what they choose to TeeFury in hopes to be printed.

This artist may not have even submitted any of the art on the side.

The artist chooses what is given to the curators to choose from.

The artist may have something else in mind for the art you see on the

side.

Plus, you saying that the side art is always better... that's just your opinion. I like anchovies. You may not. That doesn't mean "Anchovies Ruin Pizza" for everyone.


If you're not trying to be disrespectful, then why are you saying "this 5 minute amateur piece" and "a 5 y ear old could have put together in MS paint."

Pretty disrespectful if you ask me.

X Chris said: it's just about as good as the movie was too.

Meep said: I really like all of these designs.

The Avatar one is funny because the organization really did treat the Avatars like they were the own personal toys of their controllers. "Welcome to the Avatar program! Here is your multi-million dollar genetically modified body, go have reckless unsupervised fun! :V "

Olechka said: Ugh. You complainers are really stinking up the place.



I think this is a great pick - simple, clean design, and the choice of tee color works so well with the blue, white and back. Congrats!

fishbiscuit said: I like the pop culture shirts. Sure, you can get pop culture shirts elsewhere, but not for 9 bucks! I will continue to open my wallet here.

Mack the Knife said:

Olechka said: Ugh. You complainers are really stinking up the place.




I think this is a great pick - simple, clean design, and the choice of tee color works so well with the blue, white and back. Congrats!

Complaining about complaints is just as bad.

mzidell said:

Mack the Knife said:

Olechka said: Ugh. You complainers are really stinking up the place.





I think this is a great pick - simple, clean design, and the choice of tee color works so well with the blue, white and back. Congrats!

Complaining about complaints is just as bad.

so...what does that make you? a complainer complaining about another man's complaint....as if your any better

seafoodgar said:

mzidell said:

Mack the Knife said:

Olechka said: Ugh. You complainers are really stinking up the place.






I think this is a great pick - simple, clean design, and the choice of tee color works so well with the blue, white and back. Congrats!

Complaining about complaints is just as bad.

so...what does that make you? a complainer complaining about another man's complaint....as if your any better

Mack I like your complaint, is complimenting a complaint any better?