T-Shirt Vote!!!

[johloh]

DO NOT take into account white vs black. No matter what design is chosen there will be a white and a black version, in mens and womens sizes.

note: some of the images appear cut off, I'm sure you can imagine what it would look like. if not right click on them and "view image" or "open image in new tab" or whatever depending on your browser.

here are the options...

1. Small & Big Logo - Lord Libidan


2. Big Logo - Lord Libidan


3. Stitched Logo - Starrley


4. Keep Calm - Lord Libidan


5. Home - Kuja.girl

[starrley]

Will the creator of the winning design get a free shirt?

[kuja.girl]

kinda late, but here's a better preview of the fonts I was planing to use on my shirt. The ones in the prior version are placeholders. I had a hard time getting them to scale correctly >.>

Pattern-2nd_small.png (90.62 KiB) Viewed 8327 times

[blackmageheart]

Will the creator of the winning design get a free shirt?

And will I get a free shirt? I need one for my plushie reference photos

EDIT: Just to be clear though, I would buy one

[PixelPockets]

what a tough decision!
I.. wanted to vote for 2 options =(

how much will a finished shirt cost?

[johloh]

how much will a finished shirt cost?

the base price for print on demand products is about $15-18 for white shirts, $23ish for black shirts.

we'll also need to decide on an appropriate "mark up" for the site, a few bucks or so per shirt.

Will the creator of the winning design get a free shirt?

yes.

I need one for my plushie reference photos

aw man, i thought this topic had been dropped.

[johloh]

btw, we're going with starrleys design. I'm attempting to redo it as it has to be a high res image, having a little trouble getting the stitched x's to look right...

[starrley]

Here they are bigger. Is this at all helpful?

[PixelPockets]

if that's not big enough, I can prolly make it bigger without losing quality.

[RMDC]

I need one for my plushie reference photos

aw man, i thought this topic had been dropped.

I think you'd better get used to the idea of sitting on someone's shelf and staring, unblinking, at the wall for days at a time.