yep.
heres a gif file of the thing.
i can send whoever a vector image you can blow up to the size of your mom if you please.

That rocks.

Awesome! Yeah, I could definitely iron on a few of those decals. I'll PM you with a real email address, so you can actually send a file. (I can probably handle vector stuff OK; a big-ass .TIF or .PNG would work too)

ooooh NICE.

theo is there enough transfer paper for that as a back to the make day shirts?

I have three whole blank sheets left of the decal iron-on paper; that's the stuff that works on dark fabric. For reference, the design on the shirt I wore last night needed half a sheet. Smaller designs (for sleeves, breast pocket, etc.) might only require 1/4 of a sheet, etc. I have one more 6" Pi Pie decal already printed, too.

I also have five whole blank sheets of the "stretchy" transfer paper, for white or light fabric.

If/when the iron-on paper supply gets depleted, we can easily get more at one of those big office-supply stores, or a craft store.

Copyright?

hey nick you wanna release that for our members of the group for t-shirts?

theo:
i'd like a *big* version of that on the back(with nick's ok), which'll prolly eat most of a sheet, so put me down for paying you back for a new package.

If what you're asking here is whether or not we'll have trouble with the Walker over our derivative, not-for-profit use of the Spoonbridge and Cherry forms, I doubt it. The copyright for the installation itself does appear to be held by the Walker, but we're not exactly ripping it off wholesale and selling it to some Dubai hotel. The sculpture itself was conceived & created playfully; it's a Twin Cities creative icon; I really can't see anybody having a problem with what we're doing with it.

Of course, in the unlikely event that somebody DOES have a legitimate grievance someday, we can cease and/or desist then as appropriate. Or (more likely) we might just attribute an inspirational credit to the Walker and Oldenburg/van Bruggen.

I don't think we'll ever have much trouble coming up with new designs.

That is damned awesome.

permissions granted!

i want a sweet tshirt with this thing on it too!
i think i have a spare tshirt or two lying around - but i have a source who can get us print tees (same we use at work) if we want to do this en masse, relatively cheap.

anyways - wasnt there some sort of discussion on ip/copywrite stuff? im open to releasing anything i put up onto the forums or wiki as cc.
also - if any of you out there like to play with vector graphics - i can have that available to you too. (in case you want a BW img, or just the spoonapult)