Re: GGG T-shirts/logos page 5 END

[kell...@comcast.net]

Thank you Hollyn and Merrilyn-These look awesome!!!  Maybe we could use one of these on the back of the T-shirt and "Got Park?" on the front?

Kelly Gray-Jones

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From: "Hollynn D'Lil" <Hd...@comcast.net>
To: "Kelly Jones" <kellybo...@gmail.com>, "Kelly G" <kell...@comcast.net>, "Cricket Seagull" <atcri...@comcast.net>, "Robyn Bramhall" <robynb...@comcast.net>, "Laura Feahr" <song...@sonic.net>, gratongr...@googlegroups.com
Cc: "Merrilyn Joyce" <grat...@monitor.net>
Sent: Thursday, February 18, 2010 5:02:35 PM (GMT-0800) Auto-Detected
Subject: Fw: GGG T-shirts/logos page 5 END

Wow!  Look what Merrilyn has cooked up for us for the T-shirts! 

 

HolLynn

----- Original Message -----

From: Merrilyn Joyce

To: Hollynn D'Lil

Sent: Thursday, February 18, 2010 1:43 PM

Subject: GGG T-shirts/logos page 5 END

When I was doing these I preferred the simpler version. But maybe for 
a T-shirt you'll want more.

This is my imagined color vocabulary. I need to develop a pallet and 
work from that. I've chosen greens, yellows, oranges, reds and a brown 
plus blk and wt. You may all have a different color idea. I'm also 
thinking in terms of how they will be produced. The dark on light may 
not work as well with a color removal technique. We need to know how 
they will be produced from the outset.

There may be subtle adjustments on each of these. i.e. size of 
elements, where the shadow falls - if there is one, spacing of the 
letters, weights of lines, angles. I have not printed any - which 
always points out areas for tweaking. The backgrounds are to mimic a 
variety of shirt colors. Some with gradations may not be reproducible.


Would you want to put a map or park design on this? Or?

I hope the file sizes haven't given your computer indigestion. : -)

mj

PS This is probably all the time I can afford until the weekend - and 
then depending on how my dad responds to surgery.  xox m