Re: double personalities

hecka creepy! ergo GMV. one thing though, all of the faces seem a bit crazy... how is that multiple?

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Charcoal shirt + black ink = near invisibility

ex. Nevermore

yankeebird wrote:Charcoal shirt + black ink = near invisibility

ex. Nevermore

That is an asphalt woot tee with black ink. I've got printed once with woot and my art had thin black cables that came out very well.

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This is very disturbing Also the problem with Nevermore is because it's made of text which is a lot of thin lines and people's main complaint is the difficulty of being able to read it because of the low contrast especially after washing and fiberlation occurs on the black ink with the shirt fibers fuzzing the image. If you have large areas printed black on asphalt you will see it so I don't think you'd have a problem in printing this.

tjost wrote:This is very disturbing Also the problem with Nevermore is because it's made of text which is a lot of thin lines and people's main complaint is the difficulty of being able to read it because of the low contrast especially after washing and fiberlation occurs on the black ink with the shirt fibers fuzzing the image. If you have large areas printed black on asphalt you will see it so I don't think you'd have a problem in printing this.

The design is already disturbing so even if it goes discreet with time the tee will still be intereting.

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Love the faces and the overall linework. It's creepy and elegant at the same time.

Also, heavy black lines like this should show up fine on asphalt.

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If you do it just right, one color can work. Good job on you design. GMV