Project 008: Responses

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January 24, 2008 • 4:11 pm PST
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Below are just a few of the many T-shirt designs submitted for Project 008. You can browse them all and rate them over at threadless.com/loves/good.

Tap that!

There's a subway stop in Boston called Braintree.

This one nicely captures the mental chaos of the creative process.

The shirt is the big idea: the elephant's trunk extends down the sleeve. Very innovative.

We're not sure how exactly this relates to the Big Ideas theme but we're transfixed by its strangeness.

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