Saltwater Ts?
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touchthesky00
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i wonder if swf.com could give us the pics without the watermark?
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arlene1995
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That would be nice. There are some awesome pictures there and they are kind of ruined by the watermark...
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touchthesky00
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alright guys, we need to agree on a final design
even if it still has the watermarks on it, im sure swf.com would allow us to use the non marked pics once we agree on a design
even if it still has the watermarks on it, im sure swf.com would allow us to use the non marked pics once we agree on a design
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arlene1995
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I personally think that the one that touchthesky00 made in post #70 is very nice...
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touchthesky00
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Originally Posted by Arlene1995
http:///forum/post/2673008
I personally think that the one that touchthesky00 made in post #70 is very nice...
thank you
now what do you think is the next step in getting this going?
http:///forum/post/2673008
I personally think that the one that touchthesky00 made in post #70 is very nice...
thank you
now what do you think is the next step in getting this going?
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arlene1995
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Maybe making another thread with a compilation of some of the shirts that were created as a key. Then, creating a poll with options for each of the shirts..... just an idea....
slt wtr stupid
Member
My shirt design: The front ....Saltwaterfish.com
The back says get the fish and answers your looking for
The back says get the fish and answers your looking for
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arlene1995
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Originally Posted by camfish
http:///forum/post/2685241
Hello, just got back from camp for a few hours...then I will be gone for another month. I like the idea of a poll, but we need to get some more designs. Where should we put the poll?
I would put it in either The Aquarium or this Ask Saltwaterfish.com.
Originally Posted by bill109
http:///forum/post/2686023
how about supplying the saltwater hobbiest since.. (date)
the only thing with the little logo is it looks like a shirt you would waer if you worked at a store liek a fish store!
I like that idea...
http:///forum/post/2685241
Hello, just got back from camp for a few hours...then I will be gone for another month. I like the idea of a poll, but we need to get some more designs. Where should we put the poll?
I would put it in either The Aquarium or this Ask Saltwaterfish.com.
Originally Posted by bill109
http:///forum/post/2686023
how about supplying the saltwater hobbiest since.. (date)
the only thing with the little logo is it looks like a shirt you would waer if you worked at a store liek a fish store!
I like that idea...
slt wtr stupid
Member
I personaly dont care for a great big decal on the front of my shirts( just a preference )
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arlene1995
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Originally Posted by slt wtr stupid
http:///forum/post/2686405
I personaly dont care for a great big decal on the front of my shirts( just a preference )
I am also not a big fan of the big decal up front. Excellent job on the revised version!
http:///forum/post/2686405
I personaly dont care for a great big decal on the front of my shirts( just a preference )
I am also not a big fan of the big decal up front. Excellent job on the revised version!
stdreb27
Active Member
Have you guys ever made t-shirts? Full blown color photos typically don't work on tshirts. Go look at all the actual tshirts in your closet. I'll bet you (unless you have the pasted "worlds greatest dad" tshirt with a picture of your kids) none of them have an actual photograph on there. They are priced based on how many colors are on the shirt. That is why you typically see a monochromatic color scemes on your tshirt. Or based off of say 4 colors. And on each side. Alot of times what people do is put a monochromatic color scheme on the small logo infront and several colors on the logo of the back.
So when doing a logo, which I like the idea, and the "don't feed the trolls" is hilarious. Keep in mind the medium you are using t-shirts which is VERY limited. Unless you want to go out and pay 25 dollars for the a dang tshirt.
So when doing a logo, which I like the idea, and the "don't feed the trolls" is hilarious. Keep in mind the medium you are using t-shirts which is VERY limited. Unless you want to go out and pay 25 dollars for the a dang tshirt.
coral keeper
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Bump.
one/eighth
Member
Originally Posted by stdreb27
http:///forum/post/2690487
Have you guys ever made t-shirts? Full blown color photos typically don't work on tshirts. Go look at all the actual tshirts in your closet. I'll bet you (unless you have the pasted "worlds greatest dad" tshirt with a picture of your kids) none of them have an actual photograph on there. They are priced based on how many colors are on the shirt. That is why you typically see a monochromatic color scemes on your tshirt. Or based off of say 4 colors. And on each side. Alot of times what people do is put a monochromatic color scheme on the small logo infront and several colors on the logo of the back.
So when doing a logo, which I like the idea, and the "don't feed the trolls" is hilarious. Keep in mind the medium you are using t-shirts which is VERY limited. Unless you want to go out and pay 25 dollars for the a dang tshirt.
+1
Simple is better.
http:///forum/post/2690487
Have you guys ever made t-shirts? Full blown color photos typically don't work on tshirts. Go look at all the actual tshirts in your closet. I'll bet you (unless you have the pasted "worlds greatest dad" tshirt with a picture of your kids) none of them have an actual photograph on there. They are priced based on how many colors are on the shirt. That is why you typically see a monochromatic color scemes on your tshirt. Or based off of say 4 colors. And on each side. Alot of times what people do is put a monochromatic color scheme on the small logo infront and several colors on the logo of the back.
So when doing a logo, which I like the idea, and the "don't feed the trolls" is hilarious. Keep in mind the medium you are using t-shirts which is VERY limited. Unless you want to go out and pay 25 dollars for the a dang tshirt.
+1
Simple is better.
reefkprz
Active Member
Originally Posted by stdreb27
http:///forum/post/2690487
Have you guys ever made t-shirts? Full blown color photos typically don't work on tshirts. Go look at all the actual tshirts in your closet. I'll bet you (unless you have the pasted "worlds greatest dad" tshirt with a picture of your kids) none of them have an actual photograph on there. They are priced based on how many colors are on the shirt. That is why you typically see a monochromatic color scemes on your tshirt. Or based off of say 4 colors. And on each side. Alot of times what people do is put a monochromatic color scheme on the small logo infront and several colors on the logo of the back.
So when doing a logo, which I like the idea, and the "don't feed the trolls" is hilarious. Keep in mind the medium you are using t-shirts which is VERY limited. Unless you want to go out and pay 25 dollars for the a dang tshirt.
very true dispersion dyes are a pain in the butt to work with and high quality prints like photos are generally very expensive. the cost of coating one screen is about 45$ think one screen for each color for a 56color print you would need 56 screens, you would have to sell a lot of shirts just to cover the cost. thats why cartoony prints are easier usually 4-5 colors tops. I used to screen print in my younger years.
http:///forum/post/2690487
Have you guys ever made t-shirts? Full blown color photos typically don't work on tshirts. Go look at all the actual tshirts in your closet. I'll bet you (unless you have the pasted "worlds greatest dad" tshirt with a picture of your kids) none of them have an actual photograph on there. They are priced based on how many colors are on the shirt. That is why you typically see a monochromatic color scemes on your tshirt. Or based off of say 4 colors. And on each side. Alot of times what people do is put a monochromatic color scheme on the small logo infront and several colors on the logo of the back.
So when doing a logo, which I like the idea, and the "don't feed the trolls" is hilarious. Keep in mind the medium you are using t-shirts which is VERY limited. Unless you want to go out and pay 25 dollars for the a dang tshirt.
very true dispersion dyes are a pain in the butt to work with and high quality prints like photos are generally very expensive. the cost of coating one screen is about 45$ think one screen for each color for a 56color print you would need 56 screens, you would have to sell a lot of shirts just to cover the cost. thats why cartoony prints are easier usually 4-5 colors tops. I used to screen print in my younger years.
