I just had an idea for a uni shirt in a flash. so off to my compy i went, and scribbled up a drawing, which then i went into my macintosh equivalent of MS paint, and made an effective carbon copy of the superman logo, with a few color changes…
so here’s the design, it’d be on a blue shirt, or green on black, or some other good color combo…
all righty, then. i’ll start looking for a local printing company, and i’ll shop around a bit, and i’ll need to see how many people will buy one or two…
i’ll also need to add a bit of detail, such as the knobbies on the tire and the seat post clamp…
anyone have ideas for a little wee patch on the front?
i think i’ll just put a uni on there… in yellow.
Don’t start making too many shirts until the design is incredible, otherwise people won’t buy them. Try some variations to make it better, like maybe the more original comicbook look:
(note, really bad art from paint. Needs modification from someone who knows what they’re doing.)
update on picture:
i added and sharpened up your pic there a bit, and even though it still needs editing a bit, it looks pretty nice on a blue background.
but black around the uni logo or something, it will give it more depth. look alot better
another idea
you know the Mc Donalds logo with the big M. you should put it like that accept a U
than below it put McUnicycle or thing thing, that would be funny:D
well, it’s supposed to be 2D, but i’ll try the black around the edges. I’m saving these as separate files as i go so i can experiment and then compare them. i’ll see how it looks. i mean, the superman logo has no black in it whatsoever, but 'll try that anyway,
also, i’m limited on colors in the print i believe, because of costs…
we’ll see though, i can always leave out the lettering above it, because it’s pretty obvious, anyway…
I made this in the mac equavaient to paint, “Appleworks.”
I have no access to any Photoshop, and I don’t want to “share” it. (that’ll be a last resort)
where does it need detail?
this is supposed to look sorta like the uni from catboy’s UPD shirt, kinda… i’ll work on the details of the uni itself tonight, like the knobbies and frame and other stuff a bit. I don’t know if i want to do this in 3D, but it may be a possibility…
you’d want to actually be using adobe illustrator or some sort of vector-art program for this, since a t-shirt is going to be scaled way beyond what you’ve got there. when you print anything it gets printed at a finer DPI, and so what looks fine on your computer monitor will look like crap when it’s printed. I should know, I work in a print shop. people ask for this all the time and then complain
Vector art can scale infinitely. You’d have to rebuild the whole image, which would take some time, but it’d be worth it.