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A celebration of the Tiger and the Dragon Red

A celebration of the Tiger and the Dragon. Hand drawn Tiger device embellished with traditional motives, encircled by a dragon. Tiger's right paw could be seen as extending through the dragon's claw, symbolising a synergy of being.

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Added on Dec 15, 2011

What Goes Around Comes Around

I have opted for a monochromatic illustrative design as I think that the prevailing trend at the moment is for understated t-shirt prints that are striking in their simplicity. To me, the 'year of the dragon' t-shirt needs to be the perfect medium between a fashionable t-shirt and one that explicitly reflects the tiger brand. My illustration achieves this in an understated and novel style that communicates brand qualities inherent in tiger beer. The circular shape of the dragon reflects how the year of the dragon has recurred 23 years after 1988, and how this cycle is to continue.

131 votes | avg. 4

Added on Dec 14, 2011

The Tiger Within

Blending Tiger Beer and the Chinese Year of the Dragon together.

263 votes | avg. 4.7

Added on Dec 1, 2011

Elements Turn

Red dragon come out circly from blue water to the sky is represent to this 2012 dragon year which is the dragon water year. And the red dragon circle shaped means that it moving forward to its destiny, absolutely the Tiger Beer, so does symbolize how the dragon keep the Tiger Beer. Entirely design draw that the next 2012 dragon year wich are dragon water year is an inspiration and imagination year. As specific, rainbow blue water means place where inspirations come out, the dragon come up from it symbolize the strength of it year, and it circly shaped is belong to keep the main inspirator, Tiger Beer that not only stang as a main fresh inspirator, but also a center power and energy. If we look at this design, over all it shaped as a ‘bulb’ which is a global and universal idea or inspiration symbol, according to the next 2012 inspiration dragon water year.

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Added on Dec 15, 2011

2012 Dragon

2012 made up of many dragon silhouettes. Chur

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Added on Dec 15, 2011

A celebration of the Tiger and the Dragon

A celebration of the Tiger and the Dragon. Hand drawn Tiger device embellished with traditional motives, encircled by a dragon. Tiger's right paw could be seen as extending through the dragon's claw, symbolising a synergy of ideology & purpose. Would work well as a monochromatic print in your favorite color.

0 votes | avg.

Added on Dec 15, 2011

Dragonhead

My image is inspired by traditional Chinese dragon kites. It is a symbol for freedom, creativity, celebration and festival for the new year. Wear the tee, be the kite and ride the wind!

36 votes | avg. 3.5

Added on Dec 15, 2011

Year of the Water Dragon

Cool, calm and collected. This Dragon needs no ice but mess with his tiger beer and he'll light your ass up on fire. Word.

90 votes | avg. 4.2

Added on Dec 15, 2011

Tigon

Tigon is the half blooded progeny of a rare dragon/ tiger romance. The upper symbol in the composition means water referring to 2012 as the year of the water dragon. The ancient chinese symbol below simply says dragon. Born under this sign Tigon has the power to control water, bringing life, nourishment, growth, power and fluidity into the new year.

109 votes | avg. 4

Added on Dec 14, 2011

Double Happy

A contemporary rendering of a festive tradition. Based upon the dragon puppets of the Chinese dragon dance, performed on New Years. Two dragon heads references the Chinese symbol for happiness - 'xi' - which has a literal translation of 'double happiness'.

27 votes | avg. 3.1

Added on Dec 14, 2011

Dragon Keep

Cute and quirky, endearing and modern - the ancient dragon is brought to life again during its special year. So what does the dragon love? Why another dragon of course! And where better to keep her happy and safe? In her keep under the watchful eye of the tiger! This is a design that makes you look take a second look – and smile!

24 votes | avg. 3.2

Added on Dec 14, 2011

Dragon Knuckel

Year of the dragon on Ya Knuckles

42 votes | avg. 3.4

Added on Dec 14, 2011

Dragon on Tiger

The design is bold, simple strong and memorable with a central theme of the Chinese Year of the Dragon being very obvious. It uses a basic palette taken from the Tiger beer logo and advertising which acts as an immediate reminder and link to the branding. Elements from the Tiger logo have also been stylised and used creating a striking background design with balance and energy. The dragon emerges from dissected circles of colour reminiscent of an ancient sundial, linking to the concept of a calendar. The overall effect is striking but still very easy to reproduce on a t-shirt.

24 votes | avg. 1.8

Added on Dec 13, 2011

Balance

What's a Yin without it's Yang?

155 votes | avg. 4.5

Added on Dec 12, 2011

Psychedelic Tiger Atop Dali Moustached Beer Dragon

Unlike many of the psychedelic artists of the late 1960s what is sought by the Tiger upon his foamy mount is not unobtainable, esoteric knowledge but instead the far more tangible and delicious Tiger Beer.

106 votes | avg. 3.3

Added on Dec 12, 2011

Dancing Dragon

The Dragon will dance, the people will feel the symbol of power and the Tradition will live!

206 votes | avg. 4.3

Added on Dec 9, 2011

Unleashed

The idea behind my design emphasizes the strength and power behind Chinese dragons. It is deliberately rugged to back up the strength idea yet it is also simplified in a way that it clearly identifies the dragon as the dominate image. The big blob in the beginning symbolizes the idea that Chinese dragons have the ability to disappear and reappear in a flash, and the floral patterns as well as the word "good Fortune" but in Chinese reflects the Chinese contemporary art. The reason why I specifically choose the color red and black is due to the fact that those colors correspond together as well as symbolize power, I also want to restrict the colors I use to make the design that much simple.

75 votes | avg. 3.1

Added on Dec 8, 2011

Year of the Dragon

After researching Chinese Dragons I was really drawn to the traditional dragon paintings. I used that inspiration as the basis of my design drawing and painting the design with minimal photoshop editing at the end.

67 votes | avg. 2.3

Added on Dec 7, 2011

The Water Dragon

According to Lillian Too's Feng Shui Extravaganza... the Year of the Water Dragon promises to be an epic, transformational year with manifestations of extreme luck!

58 votes | avg. 2.4

Added on Dec 6, 2011

Love the beer - get a tee

To distinguish the true 'fan' from the rest is to see whether or not they 'got the tee'. Be they a fan of sports, music or a favourite ale, the proof is in what they wear. What better exponent of the 'Tiger Beer fan' in 2012 than to see a dominant and passionate 'Tiger Dragon' display with confidence and poise an example of his 'Tiger tee'.

217 votes | avg. 3.2

Added on Dec 6, 2011

A Heavenly Day

Celebrate the arrival of Summer. Play and relax, summer is the time to live, so sit back, crack open an ice cold Tiger and enjoy the New Year. Xian Nian Kuai Le.

123 votes | avg. 4.6

Added on Dec 5, 2011

Puff the Magic Dragon - Red

Red version of Puff

44 votes | avg. 2.5

Added on Dec 2, 2011

Good and fun times on the Dragon day

It's all about having the good time on that day. This design represents this.

40 votes | avg. 1.4

Added on Dec 1, 2011

Crouching TIger

A Tiger crouches while a Dragon hides as they stalk their prey – a …

46 votes | avg. 1.8

Added on Dec 1, 2011

Puff the Magic Dragon

Looks like Puffs in for a big one next year and he's pretty pissed at all this end of the world nonsense.

112 votes | avg. 3

Added on Nov 30, 2011

Thirsty

So have a drink, then.

210 votes | avg. 4.8

Added on Nov 25, 2011

Happy Chinese Year of the Dragon

Dragon who drank lots of Tiger beer to celebrate The New Year of the Dragon.

44 votes | avg. 1.5

Added on Nov 23, 2011

Happy Year of the Dragon

Enjoy Tiger. Celebrate Dragon.

60 votes | avg. 2.6

Added on Nov 18, 2011

Year of the Tiger Dragon

A striped Tiger Dragon carrying Tiger Beer in to 2012

200 votes | avg. 4.2

Added on Nov 15, 2011

TIGER TIKI TURBULENCE

A gutsy combination of Firey Elements to fuel passions.. my design involves three powerful forces that should never be reckoned with but mimic each other's characteristics... TIGER, TIKI AND THE DRAGON. The style that I drew them in is similar straightforward lines that slowly morph between one and another but never divert from their basic format or character.

88 votes | avg. 3.3

Added on Nov 14, 2011

Turning Heads Since 88

i was born in the Year of the Dragon. Dragons usually are associated with Reign and Power. Dragons are attracted by the bizarre. No self-respecting Dragon desires to walk in a tourist's footsteps. Instead Dragons need thrills, which they find with new expeirences. Dont Hide.. dont be a mask. dont wander the world with a scar on your face of shame. UNLEASH YOUR TRUE DRAGON.

211 votes | avg. 4

Added on Nov 14, 2011

THE RESULT!

A continuation of my first t-shirt entry.....the chinese dragon at full awesomeness!

116 votes | avg. 3.3

Added on Nov 14, 2011

2012 YEAR OF THE DRAGON

2012 YEAR OF THE DRAGON

47 votes | avg. 1.7

Added on Nov 14, 2011

2012 YEAR OF THE DRAGON

2012 YEAR OF THE DRAGON

45 votes | avg. 1.6

Added on Nov 14, 2011

2012 Year of the Dragon

2012 Year of the Dragon

45 votes | avg. 1.9

Added on Nov 14, 2011

Pimp my Robot Dragon...

My vision of a futuristic version of a man made 'mythical' creature - fantasy meets reality?

120 votes | avg. 3.7

Added on Nov 11, 2011

Tiger... The Dragon's Drink

The drink which gives dragons their awesomeness!

169 votes | avg. 3.6

Added on Nov 8, 2011

WaterDragon

Inspired by traditional Chinese illustrations

95 votes | avg. 2.8

Added on Nov 4, 2011

Small Boy Big Dragon

Anyone can take on the spirit of the dragon, sometimes they just need a little help.

78 votes | avg. 2.2

Added on Nov 3, 2011

Cheers to Tiger

Tiger and Dragon doing "cheers to the new year" celebrating the year of the dragon with a refreshing Tiger brew.

76 votes | avg. 2.4

Added on Oct 30, 2011

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