Looking towards simplicity with these. Both designed in Inkscape, using your t-shirt template. (Inkscape is a vector art program)
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Looking towards simplicity with these. Both designed in Inkscape, using your t-shirt template. (Inkscape is a vector art program)
Linda Jenkinson: Content Team Leader
Creative Web Content
"Say what you mean. Mean what you say. But don't say it mean." ~Unknown
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My last thread was sorely moderated, so I thought I had better make amends.
http://i1257.photobucket.com/albums/...lue/design.jpg
Last edited by ScallioXTX; Jun 27, 2012 at 02:13. Reason: Fixed BB code
Coding is important but don't forget the designers!
-Pete
http://www.resco.ca/T_shirt_Template...ete_MacKay.jpg
here's my t-shirt design
A variation:
Linda Jenkinson: Content Team Leader
Creative Web Content
"Say what you mean. Mean what you say. But don't say it mean." ~Unknown
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I couldn't get away from the concept of the logo looking like either 2 arms or 2 legs so used that in my tshirt design.
sitepoint-shirt.jpg
What a neat idea! It looks like he's dancing or getting ready to play a djembe. Sitepoint - we be jammin'.Originally Posted by joanned
Neat... although, keep Sitepoint's branding in mind, plus what if a person that does not know Sitepoint sees a shirt, how will they understand what Sitepoint is about?
okay so my sitepoint face was missing some code
here's version 2
Thanks for your feedback. I'm planning on a 2nd iteration over the next day or so, I'm not entirely happy with how it turned out. I will also consider how I can better communicate what Sitepoint is.
I can't design for nuts, so this is not a design as such, but a concept. My aim is that—after seeing this tee—people will be motivated to check out SitePoint ... whether or not they are into web development etc.
Here is a 2nd iteration of my Sitepoint arms and legs concept
Sitepoint_T_shirt_2.jpg
I love this one except I don't like the face much
One of the best ones but the back should be smaller and closer to the neck.
Same than with the top one logo should be a little smaller and higher.
There's my opinion ^-^ hope it helps
This is my design
sitepoint-shirt.png
Here is the illustrator file:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/vm634e7r1t...point-shirt.ai
thanks for feedback. There's so many things one can do with a face. Here's another expression:
Looks really good with the happy face
Good luck
One in black
SP_Tshirt_PBarnes02.jpg
Natural AJAX: http://i1054.photobucket.com/albums/...t-black-01.png
Ajax is a poker slang term for when you have Ace-Jack in the hole.
In 21 or blackjack, the holding of an Ace with a 10-point card is called a "natural".
And white Natural AJAX: http://i1054.photobucket.com/albums/...t-shirt-10.png
"I am the wisest man alive, for I know one thing, and that is that I know nothing."
Third design
SP_Tshirt_PBarnes03.jpg
That t-shirt requires on alt attribute (even if null) you wouldn't want people to think the wearer cannot code a IMG element.
};-) http://www.xhtmlcoder.com/
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Thanks for the reminder. I'll fix it in a while.That t-shirt requires on alt attribute (even if null) you wouldn't want people to think the wearer cannot code a IMG element.
Revision
SP_Tshirt_PBarnes03a.jpg
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