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Katja said: Most important thing about today's design: Different models!! Still flat-chested though :(

disgruntledchao said: Why doesn't today's tee cost $18 then?

Nelia said: Why does being "flat-chested" matter in this context?

We're talking about shirt designs, art, artists, etc.

I think maybe you're on the wrong site if that's your main concern.

Besides, having a more "level surface" allows for more direct and all around viewing of an overall design on a wearer's shirt ;)


Being a larger chested woman myself, I've purchased shirts and can't wear them because boobs can distort the image on the shirt. A flat chested female doesn't show the possible distortion. Why not just have two male models if they both are going to have flat pecs?

Nelia said: Why does being "flat-chested" matter in this context?
We're talking about shirt designs, art, artists, etc.
I think maybe you're on the wrong site if that's your main concern.
Besides, having a more "level surface" allows for more direct and all around viewing of an overall design on a wearer's shirt ;)

Being a larger chested woman myself, I've purchased shirts and can't wear them because boobs can distort the image on the shirt. A flat chested female doesn't show the possible distortion. Why not just have two male models if they both are going to have flat pecs?

Katja said: Most important thing about today's design: Different models!! Still flat-chested though :(

Being a larger chested woman myself, I've purchased shirts and can't wear them because boobs can distort the image on the shirt. A flat chested female doesn't show the possible distortion. Why not just have two male models if they both are going to have flat pecs?

Nelia said: Why does being "flat-chested" matter in this context?

We're talking about shirt designs, art, artists, etc.

I think maybe you're on the wrong site if that's your main concern.

Besides, having a more "level surface" allows for more direct and all around viewing of an overall design on a wearer's shirt ;)


Being a larger chested woman myself, I've purchased shirts and can't wear them because boobs can distort the image on the shirt. A flat chested female doesn't show the possible distortion. Why not just have two male models if they both are going to have flat pecs?

Katja said: Most important thing about today's design: Different models!! Still flat-chested though :(

Monsieur_Lungfish said:

Why does being "flat-chested" matter in this context?

We're talking about shirt designs, art, artists, etc.

I think maybe you're on the wrong site if that's your main concern.


Besides, having a more "level surface" allows for more direct and all around viewing of an overall design on a wearer's shirt ;)

Nelia said: Why does being "flat-chested" matter in this context?

We're talking about shirt designs, art, artists, etc.

I think maybe you're on the wrong site if that's your main concern.

Besides, having a more "level surface" allows for more direct and all around viewing of an overall design on a wearer's shirt ;)


Being a larger chested woman myself, I've purchased shirts and can't wear them because boobs can distort the image on the shirt. A flat chested female doesn't show the possible distortion. Why not just have two male models if they both are going to have flat pecs?

Katja said:

Monsieur_Lungfish said:


Why does being "flat-chested" matter in this context?


We're talking about shirt designs, art, artists, etc.


I think maybe you're on the wrong site if that's your main concern.



Besides, having a more "level surface" allows for more direct and all around viewing of an overall design on a wearer's shirt ;)

Trust me, I am not some sort of pervert that trolls t-shirt websites looking for well-endowed models.


It does have some bearing in this context in that many women have breasts much larger than the average model, myself included. Its not even a matter of "large" breasts, it is a matter of any size distortion to the intended design. Typically, the female models do not address this distortion.


I believe that this discussion is fully merited under the heading of "shirt design, art, artists, etc." If a shirt is meant to be worn by females, I believe this topic of discussion is definitely warranted. Often placement is a topic of interest in artistic critique, and this topic at least falls under than category.


Commenting on the "level surface" simply points to the heart of matter. I would venture to guess than many women do not have the privilege (?) that allows for "more direct and all around viewing of an overall design".

Jestik said: Linux FTW.

schwester-von-2 said:

schwester-von-2 said: Cool design and well done, I would buy if I didn't think Apple was Voyager-tastic!

Voyager was NOT the word I used...I guess you can say boobs on here but not c...r...a...p.

apeman said: "Macs are glorified Fisher-Price activity centres for adults..."

bananbra said: On me, this would look like an apple/heart-shaped Pacman guy trying to eat one of my breasts.

Katja said:

Monsieur_Lungfish said:


Why does being "flat-chested" matter in this context?


We're talking about shirt designs, art, artists, etc.


I think maybe you're on the wrong site if that's your main concern.



Besides, having a more "level surface" allows for more direct and all around viewing of an overall design on a wearer's shirt ;)

Trust me, I am not some sort of pervert that trolls t-shirt websites looking for well-endowed models.


It does have some bearing in this context in that many women have breasts much larger than the average model, myself included. Its not even a matter of "large" breasts, it is a matter of any size distortion to the intended design. Typically, the female models do not address this distortion.


I believe that this discussion is fully merited under the heading of "shirt design, art, artists, etc." If a shirt is meant to be worn by females, I believe this topic of discussion is definitely warranted. Often placement is a topic of interest in artistic critique, and this topic at least falls under than category.


Commenting on the "level surface" simply points to the heart of matter. I would venture to guess than many women do not have the privilege (?) that allows for "more direct and all around viewing of an overall design".

BoyBlue said: If I was a Mac person I'd totally be on this... but I'm not...

realtarua said: People are such haters. I actually like the crisp look of today's design. And it really pops out on white. Mac is simply the way to go. XD

Sirknifesalot said: HELLO ALL BIG BOOBED TEE FURY LADIES! Now taking applications! Server 1! Serving big boobed tee furian number 1!


I don't like Macs or VD the day. So pass for me. Some kick ass flanking art stuff. Nice skills Charaspower.

melbel said:

Sirknifesalot said: HELLO ALL BIG BOOBED TEE FURY LADIES! Now taking applications! Server 1! Serving big boobed tee furian number 1!


I don't like Macs or VD the day. So pass for me. Some kick ass flanking art stuff. Nice skills Charaspower.

I was going to apply until I read that you dont like Macs.

Nelia said: Ah, jaxontyler, you're adorable.



Cute shirt, though. I love the open discussion of boobage vs non-boobage.

firecoral417 said:

Really, and if your boobs are distorting the image that much, then either don't buy a chest-design shirt at all, or consider getting a breast reduction. Because if my art which I put blood, sweat, and tears into looked like a silly putty imprint when worn upon your chest, I would take that as an insult to my art.

Omnitarian said: It'd be an interesting challenge to devise an accurate system for mocking up tee designs for well-endowed models. Perhaps something akin to Tissot's Indicatrix could be applied? Such a breakthrough would revolutionize the field of anthro-topological image manipulation, an academic specialty I invented just now. Does Teefury offer research grants?

whacko said: Two overrated things that conspire to empty your wallet.

Katja said:

firecoral417 said:


Really, and if your boobs are distorting the image that much, then either don't buy a chest-design shirt at all, or consider getting a breast reduction. Because if my art which I put blood, sweat, and tears into looked like a silly putty imprint when worn upon your chest, I would take that as an insult to my art.

No thanks, I love my boobs. Also, I think singling out a demographic like that is just a bad marketing strategy. Remind me to never buy one of your precious designs. I'm honestly not trying to be rude here, but I find your banter rather offensive.

melbel said:

Sirknifesalot said: HELLO ALL BIG BOOBED TEE FURY LADIES! Now taking applications! Server 1! Serving big boobed tee furian number 1!



I don't like Macs or VD the day. So pass for me. Some kick ass flanking art stuff. Nice skills Charaspower.

I was going to apply until I read that you dont like Macs.

tonyboy88 said: Plus Whacko and stormingorman need to take a chill pill. My Mac has never emptied my pockets plus as I said in an earlier quote I use macs and PC's, u know why. No Viruses on a mac and they auto defrag! Lawyered.

jimiyo said:

Nelia said: Ah, jaxontyler, you're adorable.



Cute shirt, though. I love the open discussion of boobage vs non-boobage.

Yes.


I like boobs. Small, big, lop-sided. All kinds. I don't discriminate.


I want someone to follow up with.. I Hate Boobs.

Boobs. meow, not for me.
I hate white boobs.
Boobs, I prefer the flanking-boob.

Sirknifesalot said: Teefury is definitely a sexy community.

missmonster said: I also agree about Fuzz being the new male model! ;P

bananbra said: On me, this would look like an apple/heart-shaped Pacman guy trying to eat one of my breasts.

ducktree said: VDay themed shirt but not a single Christmas themed shirt all holiday season...I really hope that gets fixed this year. =p

missmonster said: I also agree about Fuzz being the new male model! ;P

snarkygal said: Victoria's Secret..not Wictoria's LOL

firecoral417 said: I love Mac. But not enough to wear it... esp on a white shirt.


And to all those women out there that can't imagine how a shirt design will distort to their own body shape: the reason this isn't done is because the images are placed on in Photoshop. The tees get made later. Why waste the time to try and distort the image over some girl's chest when the average bra size (B) will not usually distort the image at all anyway?


Really, and if your boobs are distorting the image that much, then either don't buy a chest-design shirt at all, or consider getting a breast reduction. Because if my art which I put blood, sweat, and tears into looked like a silly putty imprint when worn upon your chest, I would take that as an insult to my art.

firecoral417 said: I love Mac. But not enough to wear it... esp on a white shirt.


And to all those women out there that can't imagine how a shirt design will distort to their own body shape: the reason this isn't done is because the images are placed on in Photoshop. The tees get made later. Why waste the time to try and distort the image over some girl's chest when the average bra size (B) will not usually distort the image at all anyway?


Really, and if your boobs are distorting the image that much, then either don't buy a chest-design shirt at all, or consider getting a breast reduction. Because if my art which I put blood, sweat, and tears into looked like a silly putty imprint when worn upon your chest, I would take that as an insult to my art.

stablercake said:

firecoral417 said: I love Mac. But not enough to wear it... esp on a white shirt.



And to all those women out there that can't imagine how a shirt design will distort to their own body shape: the reason this isn't done is because the images are placed on in Photoshop. The tees get made later. Why waste the time to try and distort the image over some girl's chest when the average bra size (B) will not usually distort the image at all anyway?



Really, and if your boobs are distorting the image that much, then either don't buy a chest-design shirt at all, or consider getting a breast reduction. Because if my art which I put blood, sweat, and tears into looked like a silly putty imprint when worn upon your chest, I would take that as an insult to my art.

Um, I'm sorry my 6 foot frame looks more normal with DD Uhura than with B ones? (In fact I think getting a breast reduction would just end up with me looking like I have moobs, not boobs)


I'm sorry I still want to wear designed shirts despite my bustyness? I may not be the skinniest person, but curvy describes me well. Not near the skinny of that model, but I'm not shapeless and obese either.


Pardon my being born this way. I hope to never make you feel the pain of seeing me in a tee of yours and insulting you.