teller said:

That sounds cool. Do you have a logo Teller?

I have to disagree about putting the large image on the back. But I live in a cooler climate, where tshirts almost always have another shirt or jacket over the top so you can only see the front. Maybe for you southern folks it makes more sense.

I like the second design better too. It would be cool to have non-square image--just the skeleton in the bathtub, without the rest of the image, for example--but that would require different colored shirts, depending on the image. And keep the text minimal and large enough to read from 5 feet away.

Long sleeve would be nice too.

I'd skip the nightshirt. I don't think a large block of silkscreening is comfy to sleep on, personally.

Fab shirts. You'll let us know when the new designs are printed. . .

teller said:

You da boss?

Lleena said:

um...no...other than the typeface...

I probably ought to!

tackam said:

Ok...maybe I need to keep several styles...I was always a "front-of-the-shirt" person too.

I'm really struggling with how to get away from the square images, but these are basically cartoons...it's tough...but it's a suggestion I'll keep in mind as I go forward.

Long sleeves--no problem; I should have done those before come to think of it. Maybe not during the summer, though...

I hope you not running a "sweat-shop" operation teller.

Blackcat said:

nah...the printer is well compensated, I assure you.

teller said:

Ok just checkin, you know your rep precedes you!

Thanks for the honest feedback, everyone.

I'll get to work on some of these ideas...and I'll be back with better stuff.

teller said:

Long sleeve t-shirt in the summer are actually great for night-time baseball games...

I'd say lose the 'square box' look by having
whatever skeleton image you want on a predominantly
white background, so the design bleeds into the
white of the shirt.

for example, with the skeleton in the bath pic.
keep the skeleton in the bath and the shadow that
it creates, but lose the wall behind.
[This message was edited Wed Apr 2 17:10:07 PST 2003 by BorisFishpaw]

lose the skeletons, that's what i'd do!



just kidding

teller said:

I like this one.

I agree with those who say to get rid of the box around the image. Also, I like t-shirts with the image on the back as opposed to the front.

Of the two choices... I like the second one better.

Right now I'm trying to decide between a t-shirt and the calendar!

keep the image on the front

Put the image on the back...

on the front

teller said:

It would be cool to have a logo! Something that is instantly recognizable! That would look great on a t-shirt!