Lol

I don’t agree with Eric AT ALL!

I think that the design is far more effective the way it is.

Eric – you dicey dude – I know which is your fave shirt – ie : I have no idea what you are talking about.

That’s ALL big letters ;)

The truth is that there is no real right and wrong when it comes to the consumer. As Eric has clearly demonstrated here, one moment the consumer will like one thing and say : I like this, or I don’t like that
.... but put it in another context and suddenly they will :)

I think this design, in particular, lends itself very well to the capital S and M – perhaps because of the placement and depth of the lettering, it helps to denote where one word ends and another begins.

I personally feel that had the letters been all caps or all lowercase, the words would blend into one another too much and the phrase would not become entirely easy to read.

i love the design, but trying to understand the trend of using Big Letters on the design

I like Tshirts with just images, and maybe subtle text (like text on a chalkboard in the image) but not HUGE words

i’m going to start the Tshirts with No Big Letters fan club

ROFL...thats funny.

Lol

I don’t agree with Eric AT ALL!

I think that the design is far more effective the way it is.

Eric – you dicey dude – I know which is your fave shirt – ie : I have no idea what you are talking about.

That’s ALL big letters ;)

The truth is that there is no real right and wrong when it comes to the consumer. As Eric has clearly demonstrated here, one moment the consumer will like one thing and say : I like this, or I don’t like that
.... but put it in another context and suddenly they will :)

I think this design, in particular, lends itself very well to the capital S and M – perhaps because of the placement and depth of the lettering, it helps to denote where one word ends and another begins.

I personally feel that had the letters been all caps or all lowercase, the words would blend into one another too much and the phrase would not become entirely easy to read.