Designing t-shirts…

[indigostiff]

It started out casually and then got a little much!

It’s fun though. Especially when they’re printed.

[sabergirl]

Any attribution for the photographers or artists? Paying royalties? Might be on the hook for some copyright stuff—especially if you end up trying to sell any designs.

[indigostiff]

@sabergirl Yeah - I'm not selling them. Just replicating them. They're interpretations of the originals. It's just for fun between semesters.

[endo]

I've done the same. As long as it is done purely for one's own enjoyment and the motifs are somewhat stylized, there is no need to be overly uptight about their origins. In the past, some bands have even welcomed this.

[endo]

And it's certainly better making this yourself, than buying some at Wall Mart or similar shit. You could always write on it: "This is not a xxx t-shirt" and "You are not what you own." Ha, ha.

[indigostiff]

@endo And Stickermule makes a fantastic heavyweight white shirt for printing - 100% cotton. Just remember to size down.

[1WayTrip]

Love the Bruce ones