Is fìor thoil leam na rinn thu an seo. Is math a rinn thu :)
about 8 years
rachel hair
beautiful!
about 8 years
Colin Watson
Subtle and brilliant
about 8 years
mike clarke
hope you win
about 8 years
anne clarke
lovely design
about 8 years
Fiona Simpson
Wicked!
about 8 years
Neil Henderson
Unique, and stylish.
about 8 years
Michelle McGuckin
Original and eye catching
about 8 years
Penny Watson
Love it!
about 8 years
Jacqueline White
like how crisp it looks
about 8 years
Justin Taylor
Great design, love the sleeves particularly.
about 8 years
Regan Dahl
Very organic and eye catching design, well done.
about 8 years
Ruth Gibb
Love how the pattern is broken up by each individual panel. I like the hand drawn and human approach to a very technical garment
about 8 years
Avril Paterson
Innovative. Avril Paterson
about 8 years
Alistair Devlin
The hatching reminds me of muscle fibres straining to reach the Pyramids and the peak of Abetone. The use of Monochrome is brave and bold and also radical, as the majority of shirts in cycling are multi coloured! The asymmetry of the sleeve panels is the antithesis of cycling precision culture and is completely unique approach to designing for this scene. The looser black lines, remind me of progress paths over the Alps or road routes through an urban tangle till the final sprint, breathless to the finishing line. A tour de force! (France).
P.S. It should also be produced in mono pink as the shirt is worthy to grace the Giro d'Italia. Bellisimo!
about 8 years
Serena Whitmarsh
Amazed by how you have managed to capture so much of nature but still kept the design really thoughtful so that it sparks interest in the onlooker without overwhelming them, beautifully done!
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Eve MacFarlane
Love it! Fab design.
Vikki Vomina
Is fìor thoil leam na rinn thu an seo. Is math a rinn thu :)
rachel hair
beautiful!
Colin Watson
Subtle and brilliant
mike clarke
hope you win
anne clarke
lovely design
Fiona Simpson
Wicked!
Neil Henderson
Unique, and stylish.
Michelle McGuckin
Original and eye catching
Penny Watson
Love it!
Jacqueline White
like how crisp it looks
Justin Taylor
Great design, love the sleeves particularly.
Regan Dahl
Very organic and eye catching design, well done.
Ruth Gibb
Love how the pattern is broken up by each individual panel. I like the hand drawn and human approach to a very technical garment
Avril Paterson
Innovative. Avril Paterson
Alistair Devlin
The hatching reminds me of muscle fibres straining to reach the Pyramids and the peak of Abetone. The use of Monochrome is brave and bold and also radical, as the majority of shirts in cycling are multi coloured! The asymmetry of the sleeve panels is the antithesis of cycling precision culture and is completely unique approach to designing for this scene. The looser black lines, remind me of progress paths over the Alps or road routes through an urban tangle till the final sprint, breathless to the finishing line. A tour de force! (France). P.S. It should also be produced in mono pink as the shirt is worthy to grace the Giro d'Italia. Bellisimo!
Serena Whitmarsh
Amazed by how you have managed to capture so much of nature but still kept the design really thoughtful so that it sparks interest in the onlooker without overwhelming them, beautifully done!
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