I consider this design to be a bit of a commentary piece: I feel that tee design tends to get into ruts... some people just want something familiar, something cute, or something cliche, to the point of fearing any art that makes a statement. The design exists to suggest that art is about more than a single comfortable note... that our comfort zones are minute compared to the vast symphony of ideas.
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I'm not at all musically inclined, so I had to look up do-re-mi on the "all-knowing" Wiki to get the reference. HAHAHA! Love it, count me in!
Posted by lrewis2030 163 days ago
It's a "B" in treble, so if you presume a standard key of "C", it'd be "Ti" in your basic do-re-mi pattern.
Not that the note has any huge significance.
Posted by AdderXYU (The Artist) 163 days ago
Actually (and you may want to fix this before it goes to print) that note is an A. The Treble Clef is a specific instance of the G-clef where the G is on the second line. As you have it, the little twirly bit that is supposed to say where the G goes is on the second space. It's also too small; the Treble Clef extends both above and below the staff.
Also, while I'm commenting - Would you please explain the head? What is it? Hamster?
Posted by monika 161 days ago
I would consider it to probably be a squirrel, or chipmunk.
As for the note itself, as I stated, no huge significance to where it falls, what clef it's in, etc. It is but one single note. And that is pretty much the point of the piece.
Posted by AdderXYU (The Artist) 153 days ago
I should clarify - what I was saying should be fixed is the clef. Treble clefs are always positioned as such:
and this is both standard and meaningful. As it is, the clef looks wrong. And people who know music will notice.
I don't mean to be mean or anything. I'm trying to be helpful.
Posted by monika 153 days ago
So this would make you happier:
It really doesn't make a difference to the piece, as I said, so I've edited the print-ready as above.
Posted by AdderXYU (The Artist) 152 days ago
A little taller - the distance (and positioning) of the innermost loop should cover the two spaces. and hit the bottom and middle lines.
I'm not worried so much about my happiness. I know I'd be very upset if I made some sort of error and didn't find out until it went to print. And this is the kind of thing that some people will just know is wrong but a lot of people will look at and wonder why it doesn't look right.
Then again, I am a crazy person.
Posted by monika 152 days ago
