Path of Exile and J!NX Shirt Design Contest

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xiwen wrote:

This is my submission:

Quick draft my shirt idea

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xiwen wrote:

This is my submission:

Quick draft my shirt idea

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kainaj wrote:

Another one

not such original, but easy to recognize
...maybe even already existing one, dunno :o

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florian wrote:

This is my submission

One of my favorite things to do in Path of Exile is to try to chance a unique, so I made the subject of my shirt design reflect what I commonly experience (lots of magic items).

Here is a draft of my "failed chance" design:

Spoiler

http://i.imgur.com/vQN0FP3.png

Alternate text: "not every shirt can be unique" (with "unique" colored orange)

I intentionally made the text out of alignment but it could still use some moving around and size adjustments. The Orb of Chance could also be moved around or layered behind the text. I also considered making the orb the "o" of "supposed".

Edit: It seems that the colors are much lighter here but you get the idea.

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xiwen wrote:

This is my submission:

Quick draft my shirt idea

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Submission Guidelines:
Your entry doesn't have to be an image. While images are of course preferable, even a textual description is good enough if it's really clever and would make a great T-shirt.
Your submission must be 100% your own work. You're allowed to refer to Path of Exile content and use its art assets, but please don't submit full screenshots from the game. Your design should be easily identifiable as a reference to Path of Exile. All designs must be appropriate for an audience of most ages. No nudity, profanity or overtly mature themes. Keep it classy!

Remember that various constraints apply to the physical shirt creation process. While a shirt that consists of the entire Skill Tree wrapped around your body may be awesome, it's not necessarily something that we're able to print easily. We'll be taking these considerations into account when selecting winners. Also, we're hoping people will be able to wear these shirts in public without feeling silly. A realistic picture of a Templar with no pants might be an awesome in-joke, but people might not want to actually wear it outside.