** New Design For DEJA T-Shirts **

nice looking even tho there's not a single TJ

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nice looking even tho there's not a single TJ

Quote from rstiles

i can draw any jeep in this form.

covered that. im not going to waste time drawing all models to make everyone happy till its decided what should go on plus we all know that it should be an XJ and nothing else. maybe im just bias but im sure someone gots my back

i know. just making an observation

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...plus we all know that it should be an XJ and nothing else. maybe im just bias but im sure someone gots my back

i gotchyer back

you do real nice work!

i liked peoples variation on quadna's design. i even added some surf rods on the front of the jeep to balance the image

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i liked peoples variation on quadna's design. i even added some surf rods on the front of the jeep to balance the image

Where's the image?

Quote from Patti

Where's the image?

in a .pdf attachment in keith's post above

Quote from Keith_C

I think she meant the one with surf rods added.
I don't think he posted that.

look at the bottom right drawing in the pdf. it is a variation of quadna's design, with the jeep facing the viewer rather than a side view.

I like hte design with the surf and the mountains, but I don't so much like the words going up and down like a divider. It's like drawing a line between boobies.

i still like the concept of quadna's original design.

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i'm still for two sides regardless of what sides they are.

~the "city" since that is where most of us live/deal with on a day to day basis
~the "outdoors" since that is where most of want to be...

i like the idea of the side image of the jeep with the rear tires in the city, and the front tires offroad. i think it connotes that leaving the city/burbs behind is why we do what we do.

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...whether mountains, forest, beach, etc. i'm good either way. i just though the mountains/forest would be easy to design and it seems that overall there have been a higher percentage of folks that went offroad in the woods (rocks/mud/light trails) than the beach.

x2. plus, the juxtaposition of mountains and city is more impressive than beach and city. i.e., the beach is flat.

yeah but many of us have never lived in a city, me personally I don't like the city idea
the beach may be flat, but not everyone can drive on it and besides this is Delaware, the beach is all we have

heck even cross dressers in Key West know about Delaware's Beaches

The city is simply symbolic of NOT being offroad. For those of you who don't get it, "IT'S A JEEP THING, YOU WOULDN'T UNDERSTAND"

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im still not sure what the city has to do with jeeping.

i see it as symbolic of the dichotomy/duality of Jeeping. some of us drive our jeeps in town/city/suburbs/whatever like the non-jeep people, but then we take our jeeps places that few others ever will.

also, consider the fact that there are people in the club whose jeeps are trail-only, as well as people who don't take their jeeps offroad at all. the dual design represents and recognizes the variety of uses of members' jeeps.

I for one do not want city buildings on a Jeep/offroad style tshirt it seems backwards. Unless the jeep is crawling over the tops of buildings to get where it wants to go but even then it's not like we are a club in a city.