[Pessimisticat]

Hmmm......Yin-Yang or a cat head silhouette? :D

[Shadami]

ooo yin yang yes!

[Athilea Majiri]

I was also thinking comedy and tragedy masks on a shirt would be awesome.

[Gallagher]

hmm... yin-yangs and unicorns, huh...

[Shadami]

and the masks from theatre. also a good idea :D

[Gallagher]

whelp. i've got a new favorite shirt.

[Potironette]

That shirt looks really cool in just white or just black!

[Gallagher]

i'm pretty fond of the yin on purple options, too!

[Potironette]

Purple. -looks at shop-
Lilac, Violet, and Lavender. That's a lot of purples :o

I like that the pieces got separated into yin and yang.

[Gallagher]

when i decide to work on items like this myself, i don't like going halfass with it. sooo the shirt design i made myself is the one with the most options

it helps that it was an easy design, too. only 6 total parts involved, which is really manageable.

[Potironette]

Yay for meticulous slapping!

The mushroom and the yin yang shirts didn't get bin colors, and the bin colors aren't regular :o

[trystan830]

i bought a yin yang shirt! =)

[Gallagher]

Rainbow and Egg are grouped together because there's only one version of them.

Mushie and Balance have their own groups because you can purchase them in any of our standard commons colors.

The difference is based on how the designs were made and how compatible they are with our commons tool. All shirts that go in the Slap It Shirts Bin are variations that I recolored by hand in photoshop.

[trystan830]

they're all very cool, Galla!

[Potironette]

Ohh, I was wondering why the shirts were colored differently.

[Coda]

It also explains why Balance looks better than the Anka Egg one -- one's a slap-together, one's made with care.