Hey Gang,

I've been doing minimalist poster designs for a while now to modest success, but I repeatedly was asked to turn some of them into t-shirt designs. Paul over at PinballShirts.com even printed and ran my minimalist Black Knight design. However, I am testing the waters on my own with my first (and favorite) minimalist pinball design that honors one of the greatest pinball games of all time as a t-shirt. My target sales goal is 40, and if we reach that goal then I would probably release a shirt each month each with a unique, custom, minimalist design. All the proceeds will help keep my podcast, Gameroom Junkies, churning out episodes.

Order here: http://teespring.com/pinball-bot-t-shirt
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Bump! We're 25% of the way to our goal! If you're on the fence, know that if we make our goal, I'll be releasing new shirt designs each month, so your favorite game could be next!

http://teespring.com/pinball-bot-t-shirt

Bump! Ten days left to buy one, then they're gone FOREVER! Don't miss out. Thanks!

http://teespring.com/pinball-bot-t-shirt

Thanks, guys. Yes, I would definitely consider something other than black on future designs, but with the multi-color approach of this one, black was ultimately best. I agree - too many black shirts in my closet already.

We're nearly halfway to our goal. Thanks for pitching in!

I think they ship all at once immediately after the campaign ends which is 8 days from now (as of this reply)

Thank you everyone for chipping in. We have met and exceeded our goal with days to spare. With the success of this campaign you can expect more designs in the future! You all rock!

I don't see how 5 colored rectangles would equal any infringement on copyright. There's no name, no logo, no art properties at all. Please stop scaring me. This is simply original, artistic expression honoring a game we love.