Some more "Less is More" submissions

The "What" and "Why" owls make me giggle to myself. They are so baffled, and yet so nonchalant.


Neat idea, and really well done. The detail on the backpack is excellent, and I want that hat.


Disclaimer: Mine, again. But I'm excited about it, because I think it has the chance to do well. It's simple and funny and cute. And I guess it kind of goes without saying, because my last four submissions have involved some variation of this color scheme, but I really do like those colors together.


I had to give this a second glance—and a third—before I realised that it really did meet the Less is More requirements. I mean, that is one startlingly realistic four-color trash bag. It's funny, too. Overall, just plain enjoyable.


One of mine. I can't decide if I really like this or not. Sometimes I look at it and am quite pleased with it, and sometimes I look at it and am disappointed that it seems to be missing something important. I like that pirate ship, though.


I am such a sucker for a tangy bluish green. This is one of the designs that honestly made me nostalgic for the threadless of yore. I feel like a crappy vector design is much more readily identifiable (as bad) than a crappy rainbow watercolor design. I mean, this is neither. This is awesome. It just reminded me of Old Threadless, which I guess is the point. So, well done!


Great combination of simple lines and thoughtful detail. I especially like the middle color choice.


I am pretty much guaranteed to love any design involving the combination of astronauts and rainbow colors.

I like these, and maybe you should vote nicely on them, because I think they are kind of neat:


If you don't like barn owls, you might be a bad person. This is one animal that just deserves to be on a cool tshirt, and this design fits the bill.


Chicken. Dinosaurs. I like these colors a lot, and the central chicken has a funny feather-do. I honestly can't remember the last time I wanted a shirt as much as I want this one. I would wear it everywhere. And everyone who saw me would be jealous. There's just no question.


I've had an internet crush on Bramish since 2005. But even if I didn't, I would still like this shirt.


I'm pretty sure I bought that cheetah a drink last night. You don't want to get on his bad side; he's a mean drunk. Tells great stories, though.


The orangey color option on this one makes me heart skip like a second-grade girl during recess.


Sweet romantic tee that doesn't rely on a tomato with a face. This reminds me of my first relationship. Long distance is hard, but this encapsulates both the loneliness and the happiness involved.


Giggles and smiles.


I once went to a rummage sale that was comprised almost entirely of owl-related things. Oven mitts, and knick-knacks, and framed pictures, and decoupage, and christmas ornaments, and shirts with appliques. My family still speaks of it: "Do you remember the Old Lady sale?" It kind of freaked me out at the time, but I think I'm starting to empathise. Owls are pretty freaking sweet.


Probably the best Glowing Werewolf with Bulky Orange Glasses design you'll see this week.


Scotland should hire this guy to design their tourism fliers. I've never given the place a second thought, but I am now compelled to visit it.


I like this, a lot. The little curlicues on the speech bubbles make me swoon. Plus, I would wear this to all of the Linguistics Department grad student events and be the talk of the town.


I'm big into orangey-red right now. Also I felt like drawing rats. Anyway, this is mine, so I guess you don't have to take it seriously. But I still like it.