seagull t-shirt?

[Eric Kow]

Can we work with this?

http://erickow.com/tmp/fb-seagull-shirt.jpg

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[Thomas Parslow]

A vector file would be better if you have it but that will probably
come out ok if not.

Good t-shirt printing uses screen printing to press the design onto
the shirt. So the cost is to do with how many colours are used. We
could possibly go for a white t-shirt with the 3 shades of blue (the
bird would just be the colour of the t-shirt). The other option would
be to use a light blue t-shirt and print the two blues and white.

What sort of size printing do you think?

Tom

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[Richard Dallaway]

I think I like the idea of blue shirt. Mock up...

http://d6y.openphoto.me/p/2l7

[Thomas Parslow]

George Bashi is having troubles posting to this list but he very
kindly vectorised the file for us. Thanks George!

Here it is in svgz, I also converted it to Illustrator formatwhich
will probably be recognised by more t-shirt printers (they're not the
most up to date bunch :p )

Tom

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[Richard Dallaway]

This morning I like the white shirt with the mid-sized logo.  :)

On 22 October 2012 21:11, Richard Dallaway <ric...@dallaway.com> wrote: