tags / heart fighter / shirts / woot / shirt.woot / jc

“Bacon Bits,” today’s Woot Shirt. As with all Woot Shirts, it’s just $10 shipped, until it sells out, which is probably soon.

tags / bacon bits / galaga / woot / shirts / jc

Shirt.woot’s “Some Game Involving Falling Blocks In The Style Of M.C. Escher.” Not sure how I feel about this one. I suspect it would look just like any other Escher shirt to the observer, until they got way too close.

tags / tetris / woot / shirt / jc

“Plumber in the Style of Rembrandt,” the second in Shirt.Woot’s series of user-submitted “Video Games Through Art History” shirts.

tags / woot / shirt / mario / jc

Today’s Woot Shirt is the first in their series of “Video Games Through Art History” designs, a Da Vinci-style reinterpretation of the nightmarish Winged Spiny Shell. Mario Kart isn’t my thing, but I hear other people like it, and this is a pretty great shirt design. I predict that at least ten of my dollars will disappear into the internet this week.

tags / woot / mario kart / blue shell / shirt / jc

I’m quite certain this shirt will be sold out in the time it takes me to type it up, but I’ll be brief just in case there’s a shot at it: hey, look! A shirt that looks like a Game Boy! It’s today’s Woot Shirt, which means it’s only $10 — and that it’s only available today. It is possible to buy shirts after their debut day, but I don’t really understand the process, and this one’s not going to be around that long anyway.

tags / game boy / shirt / woot / jc