T-Shirt design ideas

[Rico]

I'd rather buy a Drifter than wear that t-shirt.

ha ha! oh yeah! Im withn ya there, including all the wacky colours....impact orange, green go lemon twist etc.........

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and just so we can stay true to the 'original' sandman i spent a little while on this..... you know, i think this is a bit cooler and a touch more 'speed shop' retro:

This is a great design....love it!

[78 sin bin]

i dunno how to take still from a video but there were a coupla good designs on that abc doco video posted the other day.....true they were for south australian van club but a little minor tweakin

[HZSandman]

I like the plain logo which could be done in the various colour schemes for the stripes. (no need to worry about those folks with HQ and HJ models )

Pop the mysandman.com.au logo and tag line on the back.

I also reckon the coloured arm and neck bands as per 70's T-Shirts would be the go. Adds a bit of authenticity.



and a girls singlet

[will.co]

I like the plain logo which could be done in the various colour schemes for the stripes. (no need to worry about those folks with HQ and HJ models )

Pop the mysandman.com.au logo and tag line on the back.

I also reckon the coloured arm and neck bands as per 70's T-Shirts would be the go. Adds a bit of authenticity.



and a girls singlet

Couloured bands look good, please dont forget the HQ Sandman logo though as well!!

[Rolla]

and a girls singlet

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Good job HZSandman!

What program is everyone using to create these? :Chin:

[HZSandman]

google "black t shirt" under images to get a picture first. Save it to your computer.

Then Photoshop to add you own images to the t shirt.

[the ski man]

What program is everyone using to create these? :Chin:

well i grabbed a few logos from here and van pics from my stash for most of the work.
i then googled 't-shirt template' in google images and found the same one originally posted.

for quick projects i use an open source version of Photoshop called GIMP (GNU Image Manipulation Program) simply beacuse its a free bit of kit that aspiring people who want to work for photoshop can improve and update. i wont link it but go visit gimp.org if your interested.

If i was doing these designs properly i'd fire up CorelDRAW to be able to create the image from scratch - much like a CAD drawing, that way the image doesnt lose quality when you scale it up or down.

i dunno how to take still from a video but there were a coupla good designs on that abc doco video posted the other day.....true they were for south australian van club but a little minor tweakin

The van council of SA has a contact who was in that video and is hopefully sourcing the original silkscreens to reproduce these for the van club

[ozbox]

I also reckon the coloured arm and neck bands as per 70's T-Shirts would be the go. Adds a bit of authenticity.

ive been there once with the 70s clothing and styles and i dont want to revisit it thanks..:errf:

at least not without the good drugs that were available at the time..

[wbute]

ive been there once with the 70s clothing and styles and i dont want to revisit it thanks..:errf:

at least not without the good drugs that were available at the time..

I agree on the 70's style thing, I had to wear hand me down 70's clothes in the 80's. Not something I hope to have to remember:Chin:

[vanman]

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