this is my first submission... i got the inspiration from a mcdonalds coffe cup thing.... i just tore it out



i didnt get the surrounding color right

i bet im using more than 4 unique colors... sorry... can you email and tell me if i am.. ill try to fix it

thanks

Don't like the brown frame or that awkward spot. I don't even like the idea. It reminds me of those cheesy shirts you see at JCpenny's or any other trendy depo. store. And yes, way too many colors. Ronald Mcdonald is copyrighted too. <3

I would have bought that in 6th grade.

SUX AZZ 0

well I don't think the idea is bad, just the execution. If you have a program like Illustrator, you could trace over the scanned (?) design and make it look drawn. Then you wouldn't have too many colors and you could add your own touch. Retry it. Nice for your first try.

Don't like the khaki square frame and the khaki dot. The scan, if it is a scan, needs a bit of cleaning up.

threadless don't print pictures dude

OK .... -- phew -- hmmm -

ok... so pretty much you stole the design from mcdonalds, didnt even blend it into the shirt, and you probably dont have a high res copy of the image.. sorry man, but you get a big go0se egg..

i dig it

Very nice. Keep up the good work.

two eggs.

Sureley not! Havent you just scanned a McDonalds coffee cup!

This is really not good...

i give you props for wanting to submit, and doing that



but man, come on. before you submit, learn about what you are supposed to be doing.

you already know what you did wrong, you said it before anyone else did.



"i just tore it out

i didnt get the surrounding color right

i bet im using more than 4 unique colors..."





once you have an idea, and you reckon it'll be good, work on it for more than 10 seconds (the amount of time it took for you to tear it out, poorly scan it in, and lazily dump the image onto the template)



if you have no idea how t shirt printing works, research it. (and if you do, then sorry to insult your intelligence. however, i'm going to ramble on anyhow, hopefully you might get something out of it) .... look it up on the internet (screenprinting, vector programs...) learn how designs differ from photographs, and how Illustrator differs from Photoshop. start playing around with vector programs (i highly recommend Illustrator), and really study already-printed t shirt designs (either ones online, or look at your own t shirts). figure out what makes a great design, then put your ideas to work.





i'd love to see your own ideas & dreams in drawings and illustrations (even if you claim to suck at it) - i promise they will be 1000x better than any old news from McDonalds.

man this shit suxed . you didnt even use the templet or anything. what the hell is the spot for?

it looks like you just didnt even try i dont give you any points not even for the effort.

how did the owners of this site let it past? is this site even running anymore?

the topic is old hat

you got ambition, i would just say try some more think about it a little more, formal compostion and execution can really make or break a shirt especially. but man you got effort and hear so i won't knock you for that.

The concept is pretty good, but you need to consider the silkscreen process. There's almost no way this could be silkscreened. This would work for transfer-type prints, though. keep up the good work.

I would buy this, it's great =)

nonononono sorry

arizona jeans?

Two thumbs down, sorry.

What was the idea anyway ?

nahhhh

ooh, way too many dick heads commenting here... Just keep working at it.