Hello,

What methods of printing does threadless use to print it's shirts? I know at one time you could only do designs with up to 8 colors, but now there is no limit correct? What is the printing method used to create the imaginative multi colored shirts that I see being selected now? Thanks!

Hey guys,

I was wondering if someone might answer a question for me. I'm sure some of you have visited Logo Pond and seen the various logos. Most of the logos are displayed against colored backgrounds. Some of those backgrounds are a gradient. What I am wondering is how would a client use the colored background when putting the logo to use? Do they try and match the color to their website? I'm confused about displaying the logos against colored backgrounds and how the color is actually used by a client if at all.


Thanks :)


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The $5 burger :)

Mega burger would appreciate your juicy score!

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So for my new design I want to give it that funky glitter 70's shirt feel. The whole buger would have a glitter overlay. Is that possible to do here at Threadless? Also do I have too many colors :-/

Hey guys your comments and votes are appreciated on my new design "Hot Diggity Damn!"

xoxo

THANK YOU


Crit me please?

Mega Burger

Hey all,

Your crits are much appreciated on my new design called

HOT DIGGITY DAMN!


Thanks Much!

XOXOXO

Hi,

Recently I have noticed alot of spam type postings and just all around insulting post on artists' designs. There should be a function where these types of post should be flagged for removal. They are unfair to the people who are serious about the designs around here. People are looking for serious comments and critiques and are being TROLLED.

Thank you.

Hey,

Does anyone know how to achieve a retro look? Make the illustration look scratched or worn?

Any help is appreciated. Thanks! :)

Hello,

Newbie here...lol.

I'm a bit confused about the 8 color rule and I was wondering if some of you could help me out, as well as give me a critique on my recent design :)

If you turn the opacity down on a color does that count as a seperate color?

If you use say grey, and you do light and dark greys are they each a seperate color?


My Design:

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