I was listening to Annie Lennox on the way into work.
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I did the text like that cos I liked the way the ‘dark’ look went with the feeling of the tee shirt… Wish it could be done in that shiny plasticky ink (is that plastisol?), but I don’t think that is possible in this comp…I doubt SA screeners have that capability sadly..If they do it is probably ridiculously expensive.
shoutBack on 23/9/08 by SilverSabre
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i didn’t actually even see the writing til you mentioned that there was writing… it is very hard to see. though it does make the design a lot more interesting. i think it would be very cool if (like thebrigand mentioned) the writing could be printed with flocking or plastisol… not sure if that’s possible for that competition though….?
shoutBack on 23/9/08 by killerminibus
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Hmm…yeah that woulda had a much cooler feel to it… Thanks for the feedback Mr E. I’m submitting some hand drawn designs next month, would love to hear what you think o them.
shoutBack on 23/9/08 by SilverSabre
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i would have made the font in a cursive rather than capitals
shoutBack on 23/9/08 by Eric
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Aww Eran, ur breaking my heart :P Thanks for the feedback bru, Always cool to learn new things.
shoutBack on 10/9/08 by SilverSabre
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Hi SilverSabre To be honest it depends on the design – classically texture (eg: puff print, flocking) is best for Black on black designs – it is really hard to say until you actually have a strike-off – I have seen some really cool designs with black on black silkscreen though that uses the slight sheen that the plastisol offers against the matt fabric. As a rule – I wouldn’t get too attached to the concept tho.
shoutBack on 10/9/08 by TheBrigand
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Eran, Eran – where are thou We need an answer for Mr SilverSabre SilverSabre – will have an answer for you about the black text on black background shortly
shoutBack on 10/9/08 by Eric
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I would love to get more feedback on this design… The black text on a black tee is something i really like, but I’m not sure how well it will work printed. I have seen shirts with printing like this and they all looked very cool, but I don’t know if it works on tee shirts? Also the new tee shirt packs black tee shirt does not allow black text to be visible on it. Does this mean it wont be allowed?
shoutBack on 10/9/08 by SilverSabre
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Did I say Annie Lennox?? I meant Janis Joplin…anyway…thanks bru, I had fun with this one.
shoutBack on 1/9/08 by SilverSabre
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Perfect shirt for a Good Charlotte concert :)
shoutBack on 1/9/08 by Goggl3boy
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I did the text like that cos I liked the way the ‘dark’ look went with the feeling of the tee shirt… Wish it could be done in that shiny plasticky ink (is that plastisol?), but I don’t think that is possible in this comp…I doubt SA screeners have that capability sadly..If they do it is probably ridiculously expensive.
shoutBack on 23/9/08 by SilverSabre
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i didn’t actually even see the writing til you mentioned that there was writing… it is very hard to see. though it does make the design a lot more interesting. i think it would be very cool if (like thebrigand mentioned) the writing could be printed with flocking or plastisol… not sure if that’s possible for that competition though….?
shoutBack on 23/9/08 by killerminibus
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Hmm…yeah that woulda had a much cooler feel to it… Thanks for the feedback Mr E. I’m submitting some hand drawn designs next month, would love to hear what you think o them.
shoutBack on 23/9/08 by SilverSabre
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