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I have been considering a craft project (aside from my Nidalee costume) for this summer.
I thought it would be fun to make League of Legends shirts for myself and my buddies. I already have a few requests and a ton of ideas!
The general format of the shirts would be to have an image in the front, and the character's name, a smaller image and a quote on the back. I plan on making these out of fabric paint on colored t-shirts.
Here are a few examples (done hastily in paint, they're just for the concept, no critiquing my scribbles!!!):
![[image loading]](http://i116.photobucket.com/albums/o4/GinRyuChan/alistar.png)
![[image loading]](http://i116.photobucket.com/albums/o4/GinRyuChan/blitzcrank.png)
![[image loading]](http://i116.photobucket.com/albums/o4/GinRyuChan/warwick.png)
So, what do you guys think? Good idea?
I think it would be fun to make a whole batch of them, but I'd need people to pay me for supplies. Perhaps I should set up a commission process if they seem in demand?
I guess I should make some to see how they look!
Also, anyone have ideas for a Nidalee shirt? As much as I love her, I can't think of what good images for her would be!
  
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Lolol i love the alistar.
Nidalee needs spears! Everywhere.
Id buy the ali one if it didnt say alistar haha
Edit: and was a bit cuter
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Do you have the licensing rights though :p
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On July 08 2011 14:29 kalany wrote:
Do you have the licensing rights though :p
I do believe you can sell hand-made fan art.
Also, Riot is a chill company, so I'm sure they wouldn't have issue.
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Evelynn
Front pic: Blank
Back pic: Blank
Quote: Still MIA
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On July 08 2011 14:33 Chairman Ray wrote:
Evelynn
Front pic: Blank
Back pic: Blank
Quote: Still MIA
She should stay MIA until she gets her stun back!
;p
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I played a game against a roaming eve, and one of my teammates died to her, and he started blaming me for not calling MIA. So for the next like 10 minutes, I was constantly typing "Eve mia", "Still mia" "Nope, no sign of her yet" "Nowhere to be seen" "Mia all day" "Yep, even MIA" "Eve mia, better drink my own piss". Still came out evenly farmed somehow.
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On July 08 2011 14:33 Riku wrote:Show nested quote +On July 08 2011 14:29 kalany wrote:
Do you have the licensing rights though :p I do believe you can sell hand-made fan art. Also, Riot is a chill company, so I'm sure they wouldn't have issue.
I wouldn't be so sure about that. TheHandsomeNerd isn't allowed to use use licensed Blizzard shit, all of their references have to be vague, inside jokes, etc. And, no company is chill when they could potentially be making money off of you.
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is awesome32269 Posts
On July 08 2011 14:33 Chairman Ray wrote:
Evelynn
Front pic: Blank
Back pic: Blank
Quote: Still MIA
bahahahhahah
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On July 08 2011 14:48 Nokarot wrote:Show nested quote +On July 08 2011 14:33 Riku wrote:On July 08 2011 14:29 kalany wrote:
Do you have the licensing rights though :p I do believe you can sell hand-made fan art. Also, Riot is a chill company, so I'm sure they wouldn't have issue. I wouldn't be so sure about that. TheHandsomeNerd isn't allowed to use use licensed Blizzard shit, all of their references have to be vague, inside jokes, etc. And, no company is chill when they could potentially be making money off of you.
There was some gal on TL who sold some baneling plushies, right? I would guess that if it's small scale then the company wouldn't be that quick to shut it down.
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On July 08 2011 14:33 Chairman Ray wrote:
Evelynn
Front pic: Blank
Back pic: Blank
Quote: Still MIA
lol amazing
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Front: Double Rainbow
Back: "What does it mean?"
People would either be confused and wonder if you are gay (or double-gay?) but of course of few LoL player would get it.
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On July 08 2011 15:25 DaBears57 wrote:
Front: Double Rainbow
Back: "What does it mean?"
People would either be confused and wonder if you are gay (or double-gay?) but of course of few LoL player would get it.
I think most people would think it's from the video, but maybe with "Lux" added...
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I'd buy a Cho'gath or Kayle shirt.
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Pantheon
Front: Spartan helmet
Back: Big circle
Quote: "I always wanted to be a baker"
as an aside, thats like the best joke of all time :D
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On July 08 2011 15:49 Active.815 wrote:
Pantheon
Front: Spartan helmet
Back: Big circle
Quote: "I always wanted to be a baker"
as an aside, thats like the best joke of all time :D
Haha, that's a good one!
I really like Nidalee's: "Have I mentioned it's mating season?"
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I like the shirts, I think they would be cute o.o make them! back to the sweat shops!
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On July 08 2011 15:49 Active.815 wrote:
Pantheon
Front: Spartan helmet
Back: Big circle
Quote: "I always wanted to be a baker"
as an aside, thats like the best joke of all time :D
that is awseom!
also for blitzcrank i'm not sure if i'd like your quote or "i put the go in golem" more.
btw there has to be a teemo one!
maybe shroom in front, something on back (cant think of anything good right now) and quote "captain teemo on duty"
mundo front suitcase, back corporate mundo quote "Mundo file!"
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On July 08 2011 17:39 byFd wrote:Show nested quote +On July 08 2011 15:49 Active.815 wrote:
Pantheon
Front: Spartan helmet
Back: Big circle
Quote: "I always wanted to be a baker"
as an aside, thats like the best joke of all time :D that is awseom! also for blitzcrank i'm not sure if i'd like your quote or "i put the go in golem" more. btw there has to be a teemo one! maybe shroom in front, something on back (cant think of anything good right now) and quote "captain teemo on duty" mundo front suitcase, back corporate mundo quote "Mundo file!"
Teemo :
Front : Shroom
Back : Shroom
Quote: GOD DAMN SHROOM SON OF A BITCH.
Thats what everyone i know says when they walk over one
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why do you americans write 'mia' instead of the common 'ss' like in missing?
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On July 08 2011 20:56 Xiron wrote:
why do you americans write 'mia' instead of the common 'ss' like in missing?
Stands for missing in action. I believe it's a commen term in america for missing soldiers ?
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On July 08 2011 21:06 Marradron wrote:Show nested quote +On July 08 2011 20:56 Xiron wrote:
why do you americans write 'mia' instead of the common 'ss' like in missing? Stands for missing in action. I believe it's a commen term in america for missing soldiers ?
I think its used everywhere, but yeah thats right
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On July 08 2011 21:08 arb wrote:Show nested quote +On July 08 2011 21:06 Marradron wrote:On July 08 2011 20:56 Xiron wrote:
why do you americans write 'mia' instead of the common 'ss' like in missing? Stands for missing in action. I believe it's a commen term in america for missing soldiers ? I think its used everywhere, but yeah thats right
Well in europe most countries dont use it since english is not the main language. Therefore the simpler term missing is more mainstream.
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On July 08 2011 21:11 Marradron wrote:Show nested quote +On July 08 2011 21:08 arb wrote:On July 08 2011 21:06 Marradron wrote:On July 08 2011 20:56 Xiron wrote:
why do you americans write 'mia' instead of the common 'ss' like in missing? Stands for missing in action. I believe it's a commen term in america for missing soldiers ? I think its used everywhere, but yeah thats right Well in europe most countries dont use it since english is not the main language. Therefore the simpler term missing is more mainstream.
Ah true enough, whatever system you use is all good.
I think ive seen a couple ss in games, a few -1/-2(dota?) and mostly MIA though.
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Front sword
back sunfire cape
quote demaciaaaaaaaaa
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On July 08 2011 20:56 Xiron wrote:
why do you americans write 'mia' instead of the common 'ss' like in missing?
Stands for missing in action.
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Braavos36373 Posts
On July 08 2011 14:33 Riku wrote:Show nested quote +On July 08 2011 14:29 kalany wrote:
Do you have the licensing rights though :p I do believe you can sell hand-made fan art. Also, Riot is a chill company, so I'm sure they wouldn't have issue.
I am almost certain that this is false, "they are chill, they will give me free licensing rights" has worked roughly 0 times in the history of intellectual property.
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On July 09 2011 00:45 Hot_Bid wrote:Show nested quote +On July 08 2011 14:33 Riku wrote:On July 08 2011 14:29 kalany wrote:
Do you have the licensing rights though :p I do believe you can sell hand-made fan art. Also, Riot is a chill company, so I'm sure they wouldn't have issue. I am almost certain that this is false, "they are chill, they will give me free licensing rights" has worked roughly 0 times in the history of intellectual property.
I'm sure they aren't going to care about 5-20 shirts I make, mostly for my friends.
It's basically wearable fanart, so I am almost 100% sure there wouldn't be an issue. ESPECIALLY, if I'm not making a profit from it.
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Vancouver14381 Posts
When you do make them, you should take pictures and ask to be on the summoner showcase. It could be like a 5v5 irl.
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On July 09 2011 00:55 Riku wrote:Show nested quote +On July 09 2011 00:45 Hot_Bid wrote:On July 08 2011 14:33 Riku wrote:On July 08 2011 14:29 kalany wrote:
Do you have the licensing rights though :p I do believe you can sell hand-made fan art. Also, Riot is a chill company, so I'm sure they wouldn't have issue. I am almost certain that this is false, "they are chill, they will give me free licensing rights" has worked roughly 0 times in the history of intellectual property. I'm sure they aren't going to care about 5-20 shirts I make, mostly for my friends. It's basically wearable fanart, so I am almost 100% sure there wouldn't be an issue. ESPECIALLY, if I'm not making a profit from it.
If they wanted to work on the edges of the law, they might sue you in order to utilize what is in all practicality a form of collateral estoppel. While their use of your case certainly does not fit perfectly into the already non-traditional concept of offensive, non-mutual collateral estoppel, assuming the appropriate jurisdiction utilizes such concepts, the rationale behind it might be useful to them.
And Riku, don't get me started by saying "-_-, it's not really CE!!!" I know it's not. It's the idea that I'm trying to get at.
In other words, they might go after you (an extreme case) so that when they sue people making money off mass produced tshirts they can say "we won against Riku, a 21 year old girl making tshirts for her friends, this case is easy."
Precedent is what's really at issue. But I mention CE because when they mention your case, they've essentially won all future cases.
You ever wonder why movie companies sue poor grandmas who downloaded Will Smith's "Hitch" then erased it the next day? It's not because they're stupid. They want the tough cases. You'd be Riot's granny.
Of course, you can't forgot how the concepts of pendent jurisdiction and the Brennan's sliding scale test might be detrimental to the purported parties.
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