Photographer
Bill Tracy Photography
Posts: 2322
Montague, New Jersey, US
I like the blank "put your number here" idea - neat! When can we order these? Hopefully you'll be accepting PayPal  Bill
Model
~*Isabel Aurora*~
Posts: 5778
Boca del Mar, Florida, US
Tyler I love them all! Especially the last two! Sign me up for one of each!
Makeup Artist
Tracey Masterson
Posts: 553
Shelton, Connecticut, US
I think the fill in the blank is the cutest idea!
Tyler, they look great.
Photographer
JM Dean
Posts: 8931
Cary, North Carolina, US
I'll have two but only if the dog doesn't pee on them first  Like the number idea too. Can i get that in orange? Kinda remind me of the old prison days
Model
~*Isabel Aurora*~
Posts: 5778
Boca del Mar, Florida, US
JM Dean wrote:
Kinda remind me of the old prison days ????
That's funny cause it didn't bring up anything on your prison record search that I did before I shot with you
Photographer
JM Dean
Posts: 8931
Cary, North Carolina, US
IsabelAurora wrote:
????
That's funny cause it didn't bring up anything on your prison record search that I did before I shot with you CIA has good coverup 
Photographer
not Randell r
Posts: 32
Atlanta, Georgia, US
Like the "I Shoot Models" good idea for promotion. Randell
Model
~*Isabel Aurora*~
Posts: 5778
Boca del Mar, Florida, US
Randell Blair wrote:
Like the "I Shoot Models" good idea for promotion.
Randell Hell I'll wear that one! I just love it! When will they be available???
Photographer
Visualconcepts
Posts: 45
Louisville, Kentucky, US
Very cool! I will be getting to sport all over the KY!
Retoucher
Charcoal Artist
Posts: 87
Phoenix, Arizona, US
Love the shirts. Keep us posted on when we can buy them, I like the "I shoot models" best
Model
spyro2122
Posts: 760
Orlando, Florida, US
I LOVE THE PUPPY!!!!!SO CUTE!!!!!!! I know the shirts are cute to tyler but the puppy the puppy! so adorable.
Photographer
H. Robert Holmes
Posts: 104
TALL TIMBERS, Maryland, US
Can I get one with a Pocket? Pocket-Ts are the best!
Photographer
T H Taylor
Posts: 6862
Milwaukee, Wisconsin, US
"I shoot models......"
It's funny cause it's so true!!
Model
-suede-
Posts: 846
Milwaukee, Wisconsin, US
I love it!! And cute puppy!! I love the "I shoot models" one, but what about a model version? "Shoot me"??
Photographer
Monsante Bey
Posts: 2111
Columbus, Georgia, US
Quite enterprising, if I do say so myself.
Photographer
S W I N S K E Y
Posts: 24376
Saint Petersburg, Florida, US
i cant follow a dog act.....
Photographer
Digital Plus Photo
Posts: 685
Washington, Illinois, US
So maybe forget all the talk already and tell us how much and where we can order. We don't need fancy pictures to tell us we already like it. I want my order in as soon as possible, Pleaseeeeeeeeeeeee......
Great site, great "T", lets do it.
Photographer
R. Olson (RO)
Posts: 971
Seattle, Washington, US
Tyler wrote:
So we got some test shirts in for the MM shirts! We went with just the slogans we had before. We are probably going to change the models slogan though. And if there's enough interest we will do different slogans, styles, colors etc.
So here are some sample pics. Remember, I am not photographer ..... and I'm using a cameraphone (Sony w800) I couldn't figure out the camera settings all that great either. Also, my dog wouldn't leave me alone. So those are my excuses 
Doug will be shooting the professional pics soon. So don't turn your nose up until you see those Hmm, I see the creation of a new shirt replacing "wifebeaters and boybeaters"...the new 'photogbeater'
Photographer
MarkMarek
Posts: 2211
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
Tyler wrote:
We thought this could be a cool idea. We are gonna ship a MM Sharpie marker with this t-shirt so you can write your # in. I'm thinking this could be really cool or really lame Sorry dude, lame...
I understand why everybody is trying to KYA, but look at it realistically. People buy t-shirts to wear them, and the stuff it says on it is to show off. Nobody out there (unless a member of MM) is going to understand what these numbers mean, at best they will think it's your insurance policy number cause that is a typical example of when one is no more then a number to them. For this sake I like DeviantART cause each member has a name, not a number. It's only OMP that doesn't care about names and each member is a number instead. You were trying to achieve same effect so you followed their example, disregarding people's names and giving them numbers instead. It's similar to nazi concentration encampments or russian gulags. You had no name there, they tattooed a number on your skin and you became a number, a statistic. I believe, that showing off as a nameless person who is a number instead is pretty lame.
Besides the fact that no one will understand what this number means (if you wear such t shirt in the real world), even if people were to wear those on MM meetups and stuff, I still don't know who MM#5588 is. But I do know who Brian Diaz is. Seeing people wearing t shirts with their number on it will not help me recognize them. I recognize their names - IsabelAurora, UdoR, The Photo Chic, etc. Numbers are lame, regardless of MM masses who are KYA because you're a creator.
JMHO
Mark
PS - Am I banned because I'm honest and prefer to exploit the truth rather then having my nose brown?
Photographer
Tim Baker-fotoPerfecta
Posts: 9877
Portland, Oregon, US
MarkMarek wrote:
Sorry dude, lame...
I understand why everybody is trying to KYA, but look at it realistically. People buy t-shirts to wear them, and the stuff it says on it is to show off. Nobody out there (unless a member of MM) is going to understand what these numbers mean, at best they will think it's your insurance policy number cause that is a typical example of when one is no more then a number to them. For this sake I like DeviantART cause each member has a name, not a number. It's only OMP that doesn't care about names and each member is a number instead. You were trying to achieve same effect so you followed their example, disregarding people's names and giving them numbers instead. It's similar to nazi concentration encampments or russian gulags. You had no name there, they tattooed a number on your skin and you became a number, a statistic. I believe, that showing off as a nameless person who is a number instead is pretty lame.
Besides the fact that no one will understand what this number means (if you wear such t shirt in the real world), even if people were to wear those on MM meetups and stuff, I still don't know who MM#5588 is. But I do know who Brian Diaz is. Seeing people wearing t shirts with their number on it will not help me recognize them. I recognize their names - IsabelAurora, UdoR, The Photo Chic, etc. Numbers are lame, regardless of MM masses who are KYA because you're a creator.
JMHO
Mark
PS - Am I banned because I'm honest and prefer to exploit the truth rather then having my nose brown? I love the shirts - The "I shoot models" is my favorite. I do like the number, but agree with Mark, not sure how many people (if any) would get it.
I assume you'll have a disclaimer "Dog not included"? LOL ...cute dog, however.
Tim
Model
~*Isabel Aurora*~
Posts: 5778
Boca del Mar, Florida, US
MarkMarek wrote:
them. I recognize their names - IsabelAurora... Hey that's me!
Photographer
Mac Wolff
Posts: 3665
Litchfield Park, Arizona, US
Love the shirts Bro..............
Photographer
Bill Tracy Photography
Posts: 2322
Montague, New Jersey, US
MarkMarek wrote:
Sorry dude, lame...
I understand why everybody is trying to KYA, but look at it realistically. People buy t-shirts to wear them, and the stuff it says on it is to show off. Nobody out there (unless a member of MM) is going to understand what these numbers mean, at best they will think it's your insurance policy number cause that is a typical example of when one is no more then a number to them. For this sake I like DeviantART cause each member has a name, not a number. It's only OMP that doesn't care about names and each member is a number instead. You were trying to achieve same effect so you followed their example, disregarding people's names and giving them numbers instead. It's similar to nazi concentration encampments or russian gulags. You had no name there, they tattooed a number on your skin and you became a number, a statistic. I believe, that showing off as a nameless person who is a number instead is pretty lame. This is true.
Mabe instead have the URL on the shirt with a backslash after it and a palce to fill in the rest of your direct link.
For example, I would fill in mine to mine to look like this:
https://www.modelmayhem.com/billtracy
Maybe that would make more sense?
Bill
Makeup Artist
Tracey Masterson
Posts: 553
Shelton, Connecticut, US
No, not brown nosing. Why? The site is already free and I don't need an in at Teeze magazine. LMAO
And who is going to recognize UdoR or IsabelAurora (don't mean to call you out!) in the 'real world'. Who cares? The number idea is cute. The frickin dog is cute. I am cute.
It is the joke that is cute.
w h y a m i a r g u i n g.
I would rather read someone's honest opinion than the old-smoke-up-the-butt routine anyway. So everyone wins.
It is cute because it is different. I wouldn't put my name on a shirt. If I was modeling, I definately would not put my name on a shirt. I would rather people just said Yo baby, rather than Yo, Tracey Masterson as I stroll down Broadway.
Photographer
WATERSTREETNORTH
Posts: 608
Milwaukee, Wisconsin, US
Your dog is just too cute... must be a great friend.
ModelMayhem.com is my vote.
Member #'s? Not on a T-shirt, but those numbers make life a whole lot easier for typing in on screen, rather than to remember exact spelling of a name. Face to face though - we all have a name and like to hear it spoken.
Photographer
George ephrem
Posts: 981
Jacksonville, Florida, US
could the shirt be a golf style shirt, with pocket and not round neck?(they feel like they are choking me)
Photographer
S W I N S K E Y
Posts: 24376
Saint Petersburg, Florida, US
as cute as tylers dog is...check out this sneak preview.. "Prinzzess"...Penthouse Pet (October 2004) and Model Mayhem member #967.. I think she's way cuter then Tyler's dog... ![https://www.swinskey-photographic-art.com/images/9648.jpg]()
Photographer
Picture This
Posts: 1776
Albuquerque, New Mexico, US
Doug Swinskey wrote:
as cute as tylers dog is...check out this sneak preview..
I think she's way cuter then Tyler's dog... Agree!
I'll take 2 of her and a shirt, XXL.
ps Nice shot, Doug~
Makeup Artist
Tracey Masterson
Posts: 553
Shelton, Connecticut, US
That is a great shot of her Doug. And the shirt.
Wonderful job by all.
Model
~*Isabel Aurora*~
Posts: 5778
Boca del Mar, Florida, US
Tracey Masterson wrote:
And who is going to recognize UdoR or IsabelAurora.... Hey that's me again!!
Photographer
Brian Diaz
Posts: 65617
Danbury, Connecticut, US
MarkMarek wrote:
But I do know who Brian Diaz is. Hey, that's me!
Makeup Artist
Tracey Masterson
Posts: 553
Shelton, Connecticut, US
IsabelAurora wrote:
Hey that's me again!! Now everyone is going to know who you are!!! :-)
Maybe we should just put YOU on the shirt. You would make a wonderful poster girl.
You have a really nice portfolio going, btw. Very diverse.
Photographer
Hamza
Posts: 7791
New York, New York, US
MarkMarek wrote:
Sorry dude, lame...
I understand why everybody is trying to KYA, but look at it realistically. People buy t-shirts to wear them, and the stuff it says on it is to show off. Nobody out there (unless a member of MM) is going to understand what these numbers mean, at best they will think it's your insurance policy number cause that is a typical example of when one is no more then a number to them. For this sake I like DeviantART cause each member has a name, not a number. It's only OMP that doesn't care about names and each member is a number instead. You were trying to achieve same effect so you followed their example, disregarding people's names and giving them numbers instead. It's similar to nazi concentration encampments or russian gulags. You had no name there, they tattooed a number on your skin and you became a number, a statistic. I believe, that showing off as a nameless person who is a number instead is pretty lame.
Besides the fact that no one will understand what this number means (if you wear such t shirt in the real world), even if people were to wear those on MM meetups and stuff, I still don't know who MM#5588 is. But I do know who Brian Diaz is. Seeing people wearing t shirts with their number on it will not help me recognize them. I recognize their names - IsabelAurora, UdoR, The Photo Chic, etc. Numbers are lame, regardless of MM masses who are KYA because you're a creator.
JMHO
Mark
PS - Am I banned because I'm honest and prefer to exploit the truth rather then having my nose brown? R E L A X ! ! ! !
Holy God someone forgot to take their Prozak!
Go take some pictures of anything, don't buy the T-Shirts, breathe....
Model
!Tiger!
Posts: 4978
New York, New York, US
hahaha I looooove London shes so damn cutttte
And she has every right to be here- shes gougeous and better model then alot of girlies I see here
;-)Tig
Model
theda
Posts: 21719
New York, New York, US
Doug Swinskey wrote:
I think she's way cuter then Tyler's dog... I'm kinda into the dog myself...
Photographer
Cory Morhart Photo
Posts: 2340
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada
Can we get shirts with the dog?
Model
Zoe
Posts: 1326
Palm Beach, Florida, US
CM Photography wrote:
Can we get shirts with the dog? i agree, i want to shoot with the cute puppy!
Z
Photographer
S W I N S K E Y
Posts: 24376
Saint Petersburg, Florida, US
Zoe wrote:
i agree, i want to shoot with the cute puppy!
Z Zoe, you require no canine embellishment..
![https://www.swinskey-photographic-art.com/images/9766.jpg]()
Model
Zoe
Posts: 1326
Palm Beach, Florida, US
Doug Swinskey wrote:
Zoe, you require no canine embellishment..
![https://www.swinskey-photographic-art.com/images/9766.jpg]() Thanks Doug! This was a fun shot!
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good idea for promotion. 
