Little #ff0000 Riding Hood
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kaloyster on Jul 05 '06 Won't be too appealing for those who don't know color codes.
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i think you left teh right outline of teh road in riding hoods head
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Funny, but a little too inside (and a little nerdy) for non-graphics folks.
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Nice Title.
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I don't know color codes, but i can figure it out because i know what color things are. I like it and would buy it
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hexidecimal no tridecimal. so technically you used more than 4 colors with all the color codes there. anyway, 2
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I like the concept. 4
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nice. 4
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Was this in the Threadless Loves Threadless competition? Should've been. $5
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graphics people need a nice insider t-shirt every now and then too. I say go whole hog on the insiditude and take out the crayons.
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i think you don't need the color codes. not everyone knows them. just add more crayons
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The black outline bugs me, but otherwise it's cool.
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I like it, but not the half assed #fff and #ooo. It makes coding messy. And yeah, I don't like the crayons much. I'd buy it though
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As far as I know, tridecimal #fff and #000 are valid shorthand codes in CSS, and they're widely used in W3C standards-compliant sites by top web designers.
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are u kidding
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Or at least that's long been my understanding. Here's an example of tridecimals being used by Dave Shea, the guy behind CSS Zen Garden.
http://www.mezzoblue.com/css/7mar06-a/wintermint.css I could be wrong though. Anyway, I did originally have them as hexidecimals, but I had to switch to shorthand to make them fit. |
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I'd feel like too much of a geek wearing this...
but i have to give it a $5 anyway |
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I just have to say, that this is an ingenious design idea, even if most people won't get it. Kudos to you Chimerical.
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What can I say? I'm a sucker for code jokes.
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concept is decent, but the design is far from desirable.
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maybe pantone colors instead?
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i can't imagine wearing this
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maybe some color
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Yeah, I was considering making the coloring book partially colored in, but I had already reached the 4-color limit.
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just an idea: have scribbles on it like someone cant stay inside the lines?
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I love the concept.
but the design.... $4 |
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i'd buy this.
everyone on threadless should grasp this concept. sadly, this could be used to represent our generation. |
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geeky! neat! is it just me or the #ffoooo is not mentioned on the shirt? would like full 6 digit color codes, distracting otherwise. :)
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maybe color in one part of the shirt and really messily so it looks like a kid colored it in!
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COOL :)
5$ |
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haha
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NICE! Don't know the whole color coded thing or tridecimals but in layman's terms color by number.?.? Any how $5 If the crayons looked more like crayons.
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Jemae on Jul 09 '06 COOL! but maybe one or more parts colored it in will be look nicer...
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hahahah YES!!
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Thanks everyone! (to peachaddict: Yep, #ffoooo is substituted by a more fitting shade of red, #e91102.)
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ditto w/ slabix
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hahaha. oh man i love hex color codes xD
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the coded colors are actually not a bad idea, but when you mix it with a really poor illustration, its a flop.
concepts cant carry all the weight...make it prutty too. |
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? The coloring book illustration? Which part?
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Though the shorthand is common, I think it would look better if you went with unabbreviated hex. Why the white bib? Funny though!
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Adicolor...
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