Footbag Shirts
My collection of shirts
I got this shirt some time on 1998 or 1999. I still wear it a lot but mostly around the house.
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Shirt for the Windy City Open held in Chicago in 2003. Great design by Keaton Halley.
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I would wear this shirt more often if I were not afraid of fading the image out from constant washing. .
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One of my favorite shirts! Purchased in either '98 or'99. It's seen a lot of use so I've since retired it.
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What a great design. One of the best shirt concepts I've ever seen.
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Another old shirt from '98 or '99. Pretty cool design. .
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Tournament shirt from World Footbag Championships at Chicago in 1999.
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Design by Scott Davidson.
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I competed in intermediate routines. I was very surprised to advance coming from a tough pool. I did not have a practiced routine so I just went up there and winged it. I dropped only 3-4 times and got props by several players when I got off stage.
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For second round the following day I brought several friends to watch me compete. I went up very confident and energetic. But everything fell apart seconds after I began. I spent more time chasing after the footbag than anything else. I choked. Big time. I remember walking off embarrassed and exhausted. I was more than a little surprised that I finished 8th out of 20+ intermediates. Not bad I guess, for being a completely unprepared tiltless player.
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Shirt for the19th Annual Midwest Regional Championships and Exhibition. Design by Scott Davidson. He gave it to me for helping him through out the event.
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2001 CIC Museum of Science & Industry Jam's official shirt. Design by Scott Davidson.
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Applebees restaurant was the main sponsor.
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I missed this event and Midwest Regionals the week before/after but someone was kind enough to give me a shirt anyways. Sweet.
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This is probably the first time the club's logo has been on a professionally printed shirt.
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My shirt design for US Open Freestyle Championships.
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Probably my favorite design--EVER!
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I designed the text in the back with some additions by Scott Davidson.
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Acquired through trade @ NYJ 2005. I originally gave him one of my shirts as a thank you for helping me out with something but he insisted we trade.
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Great design. Even better person.
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I got this in December of 2003 when I signed up as an IFPA member.
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Given to me by Paul Mestas, owner of Revolution. Great guy that I still do business with .
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I got this after one of the Colorodo Shred Symposiums. I did not attend but Paul was generous enough to send me the shirt.
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Since he no longer produces these shirts, I have more or less retired the one I have.
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It is still in good condition. All the stitches are intact, subtle fading of the fabric and some minor wear on the prints.
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This is from the Second West Virginia Jam in the fall of 05. It was one of the few events I have traveled out of state for. Great road trip. The WV Crew is a great bunch of guys to kick and/or party with.
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I got the signatures of all that attended the event except for Bob Glasser. I didn't get him to sign until several months later at NYJ 2005.
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What can I say? This shirt fucking ROCKED!
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I still get compliments for the art and a handfull of people have told me it was instantly their favorite shirt.
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I sold all but 2 of the original 36 that I ordered. I reprinted 24 more in Navy Blue. I moved most of them at NYJ 06 and have only 6 left.
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I'll do a write up of the design process in another section of my gallery.
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Signatures of most, if not all that attended.
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Professionally printed version of the original caricature shirts I made for NYJ 2003.
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You'll be seeing this a lot in my art and photos. I want it burned into all of your minds. When you think you see something similar you still think Chicago Inner Circle.
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While this is still a heat transfered image (like the original shirts) they were not home made. The image came out crisp and consistent. It has noticeable fading since it was not silk screened.
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The sheer numbers of colors involved made this shirt impractical to silk screen. Still, its a good compromise. When it gets too faded I can always print up more.
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I got this as a surprise gift in June 2006 from Emily in Santa Cruz.
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I was initially asked to do the art for their event but had to turn it down. Just as well, I don't think I could have come up with anything better than this anyway.
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Not only did I get a free shirt, it was also signed by all that attended the event!
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This is my favorite part: Chuck Norris has allowed these sponsors to live. LMAO!!!!!!
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Made this for NYJ 06. My First 4-square shirt.
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Tom, Reile and I flaunted our shirts the first day of NYJ. Whenever anyone asked about our version we would give each other 'Borat' high fives.
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Redesigned club exclusive.
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This shirt has an updated club text in the back.
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I tried to get everyone at the event to sign my shirt but I was busy either helping out with stuff or just having a great time.
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Given to me after NYJ by Kolo as a thanks for crash space at LaRAZA. You gotta love the guy!
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Easily one of my favorite pieces of clothing now. We got these printed up by a friend of Brian Parson's in late February.
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I love this logo. It actually sits just a tiny bit too far to the left when I wear the shirt.
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Close up of the right sleeve with the updated text.
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I want more long sleeves. Hm, I don't have a red one yet...
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Traded with Kolo at NYJ 06. I gave him 2 of my shirts for the XL hoodie.
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This is perfect. It's Red, it's a hoodie and it's got a phat logo dominating the front!
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