Look inside too see nice variations and how to use them!
Last 5 entries by Mootsie
- Fast, reliable, funny v3 - October 14th, 2007
- Neck Smile v2 - October 14th, 2007
- NeckSmile - October 8th, 2007
- DoubleS Leaf Tag - September 29th, 2007
- TRUST EYEBROWS - September 27th, 2007






awesome! It’s really a great pleasure to see how you pick up feedback, combine and work out your different ideas!
very very cool.
this is a really nice visualisation of “turning your own design into a label”
I don’t like all those designs that desperatley try to create some shape that wants to be a shirt and a label at the same time. but in your design it simply works, because the shirt is just a logo printed on a label
the idea of scissors and dashed line as brand insignia could become really powerfull and flexible, although one might argue that It triggers some cut-it-out and sew-it-yourself associations, which is not what spread shirt is about
The heart label printed on the shirt seems to say “cut out my heart” to me
Weird message!
Well the idea is that anyone can draw something, cut it out with a hole for the hangin thread and that’s it: you have your own label. And that’s how having a label with spreadshirt should be: easy, funny and creative.
So the cut-it-out is just to be seen has a “metaphore” (hope this is the right word) that dislpays those concepts about spreadshirt. And I think the sew-it-yourself thing should not be seen as the hole on the top should show that the label is not to be sewn, but to be hanged.
Yeah, the cut-out-my-heart was intended to be weird
Glad you both liked this!
Nice - but which of these would be the main/official logo then ?
The one you see in the preview and in the 3 images after… the s-shirt to be clear. The other symbols (or even others made on the occasion) could be used as declinations for different uses (icons, anniversaries or other occasions, different sections of the site, special gifts, packaging -maybe putting many to form a texture- and so on…)
good work Mootsie, i like it
(be careful about the additional images, i think 520 pixels is more or less the max, if not, it’s resized, i had the same probleme in my first sub
)
congratulation that you are finalist.
Thanks a lot Japasa
You’re welcome!
I always like logos with great variations and you got a nice idea here, but doesnt it look like those images that you cut out and iron on your shirt afterwards? To me this does not suggest the quality that spreadshirt provides.
The hole on the top of the image should show that what is being cut away is a label ready to be hanged, not something to iron on a shirt… so it is not involved with print quality.
Thanks for the comment, and congratulations for being in the shortlist!
Then it should not be printed so big on the shirt in my opinion…
Anyway, thanks Mootise, also congrats to you!
You’r talking about the heart? Well, maybe it can make confusion about that, but it was just an idea on how using the logo and when I did it I concentrated to make a relation between the heart on the shirt and the girl’s heart to get the weird idea that her heart was being cutted away…just because I liked the idea
And that’s why it is so big. But yes, it can be fixed of course…
Like the idea and the execution of the cut-out label, but I think the typo should be worked on. Spread is too heavy and I’m not sure about the font used.
Yes, I was thinking about that…I’m going to send a new version soon…
Nice design and great variable themes I would like to see a different element to suggest “do it yourself” b/c the scissors seem somehow arts and craftsy. It looks very cool but somehow carries a “home-made” connotation.