Wanted to create this realistic looking image using vintage photographs.

2 colors on grey or eggplant shirt. Can also be printed 1 color light grey on dark grey shirt.

I know your work within a split second man! nice!

Love the black and gray version.

Either the colour on grey or the black on grey. Yes.

Something about me loves the purple version...

I really like all the colors. Nice.

Wow shirt!!!!

lovely as usual!

Awesome!

nice

thanks all!

Your designs look so awesome on the tees!

GREAT $5

nice

RAD!

damn I like it

so cool!

this has to be on eggplant.

yep eggplant is what it should be on! =) i'm on an eggplant rampage! haha

really cool.

Eggplant is the shitttt.

Totally would wear this. Eggplant, please.

Wow .... Just ... wow. $5

Great feel, the placement is perfect. I'm fond of the monochrome. This deserves to be printed.

eggplant fo sho- looks great $5

on the gray

wow... that's awesome. on eggplant

thanks all!

Nice shirt!

I saw this design and i already knew it was one of yours before i scrolled down!

love it!

Love the eggplant option! $5

Great-love the look on the gray tee!! $5

coolness

hmmmm... what i think everyone, including the designer, needs to take into consideration is that the red won't wrap around the t-shirt (i don't think) if it's part of the print rather than part of the shirt.

however, it really seems like it ought to: my eye sees a dark foreground on a red background; thus, i think it would be bothered should the red end prematurely halfway around the shirt.

a seemingly simple solution would be to print the darker part of the design and the orange clouds on a red colored shirt. by that method, it would be the dark part of the design that would end halfway around the shirt--which, based on prior experience, tends to look fine.

at the same time, as a photoshop user, i understand that a seemingly simple solution is not always a simple solution at all: getting rid of all that red while still leaving the detail around the orange clouds and within the flying machines may well be a bitch. on the other hand, a feathered selection around the clouds, leaving a gradient of red print around them, may present an amicable solution so long as the red ink color is compatible with the red shirt color.

then, of course, there is also the practical issue of which color--red or dark--would leave the design looking its best if and when it fades.

i wouldn't be taking the time to voice this concern, though, if i didn't think this was an awesome design which i'd LOVE to wear! 5$

Awesome!

So visually appealing.

yey thank you all!

ph03n1x not really sure i understand what you're saying but i'm glad you have the 5$ sign in the end haha

awesome! on grey please!

$5

love it! love it! LOVE IT! your shirts are so awesome! i would wear them all. :)

i lyk this.. it has that loose tie-dye feeling in a way...

awesome!!!!

Very good, but have you got the legal right to use those shots?

@ ph03n1x

I think this would work fine as 2 belt prints. yeah, the clouds wouldn't be in the same spot each time, but it would still have the same general look.

oh yeah...

and $5

I love the gray one, $5

Awesome shirt. I love the style.

achromatic ones pretty good, love the red on grey one too, its an awesome print

delicious

i love it on the grey!! $5!

woohoo thanks guys!