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== T-Shirt Contest == | == T-Shirt Contest == | ||
Every year [[Minna no Anime]] holds a T-Shirt contest and its members vote on the various designs that are submitted. Usually the contest is held sometime in late Winter Quarter or early Spring Quarter in hopes that the T-Shirts may be printed before [[Open House]]. This way we can all proudly wear and show our new shiny T-Shirts off to all the potential new members! | Every year [[Minna no Anime]] holds a T-Shirt contest and its members vote on the various designs that are submitted. Usually the contest is held sometime in late Winter Quarter or early Spring Quarter in hopes that the T-Shirts may be printed before [[Open House]]. This way we can all proudly wear and show our new shiny T-Shirts off to all the potential new members! | ||
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| + | == History of the T-Shirts == | ||
| + | The first T-shirt was designed and printed by [[Jann]] in 1995. Yang, a member of PolyInk as well, was a gifted artist, and drew the "Knight of Gold" T-Shirt, seperations and all. These seperations are still in the posession of Minna no Anime officers. The design was taken directly from a promotional immage for [[Five Star Stories]]. The next year Jann started the t-shirt contest, and also instituted the rule that there would be no copywrited images allowed. | ||
== Past T-Shirts == | == Past T-Shirts == | ||
| + | Unfortunatly a few T-shirts have been lost to antiquity. But take a look at the ones we do have. Click on the picture to get a better look. | ||
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Revision as of 03:26, 25 April 2006
Minna no Anime club T-shirts show you are a proud member of this club!
T-Shirt Contest
Every year Minna no Anime holds a T-Shirt contest and its members vote on the various designs that are submitted. Usually the contest is held sometime in late Winter Quarter or early Spring Quarter in hopes that the T-Shirts may be printed before Open House. This way we can all proudly wear and show our new shiny T-Shirts off to all the potential new members!
History of the T-Shirts
The first T-shirt was designed and printed by Jann in 1995. Yang, a member of PolyInk as well, was a gifted artist, and drew the "Knight of Gold" T-Shirt, seperations and all. These seperations are still in the posession of Minna no Anime officers. The design was taken directly from a promotional immage for Five Star Stories. The next year Jann started the t-shirt contest, and also instituted the rule that there would be no copywrited images allowed.
Past T-Shirts
Unfortunatly a few T-shirts have been lost to antiquity. But take a look at the ones we do have. Click on the picture to get a better look.
| Image | Year | Artist | Description/Notes |
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2006 | ? | A classy looking high school girl in a blue and white uniform. She is saying "Minna to ikou!" which translates to "Let's go with everyone!" The character for "Minna" is prominently displayed in the background. Printed on a black T-shirt. |
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2005 | Mark ? | A serene image of a goddess at night. The moonlight clearly shows a lake that she is hovering over. The character for "Minna" is carved into the moon. Printed on a black T-shirt. |
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2004 | Toby Wilson | The yellow and orange theme add to this serene windy Fall scene. Mapple leaves fly about and her long scarf flutters beutifully in the wind. The characters on the side read "Minna no anime". Printed on a white T-shirt. |
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2003 | David Ho | A young samurai woman holding both a katana and a kodachi. The flowers in the background and on her kimono, and her slightly embarased look hide the lethal power she weilds. The red characters on the right read "Minna no Anime" and the characters on the left is Dave's Chinese name. Printed on a white T-shirt. |
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2002 | Kristin ? | Kristin tries to embody the spirit of "Minna" in this shirt by drawing not one but three distinct characters: an honerable samurai in a protective stance, a mysterious high elf, and the profile of a timeless female anime character. The blue and white theme adds an air of cool seriousness to the characters. Blue characters to the right read "Minna no Anime". Printed ona black T-shirt.
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