We all know that the worlds most powerful graphic arts program is MS Paint. Photoshop is ok for basic tasks, but Paint is where it's really at.
We should celebrate our work and get it on the streets. On occasion I might draw a t-shirt design in Paint and here’s my latest. The red background won't be used and the image for the shirts is 5 times the size so excuse the clipping on the pic file, it's been resized for FP.
What I'd like to know is, do you think I should draw in a clubber or is the cartoon hands enough? I roughed out the figure and it just looked too crowded.
[img]http://www.imagehut.net/images/rfhilfwi3ot0f72za4mf.png[/img]
I'd also like feedback on this image. The obvious critique is to make more detail but because of the way these shirts are printed, that’s not possible.
Please feel free to post either your own shirt designs made in [b]MS Paint[/b] or maybe ideas for more designs.
Haha, nice one Jewdozer. When I scrolled down I thought for a second the the seal was holding the bat, I think you should add a clubber for the bat in my opinion, maybe just a silhouette of it if a full character makes the image too crowded. Maybe add a light specular on the disks, I think that would make it look detailed without going crazy. And maybe some shading on the seal if you want to do even more.
Yes, I think the records do need a blast of white reflection.
The clubber I think will be a black hooded silhouette with some slight glow on the eyes for extra menace. It's hard not to clutter it.
Here's my entry, lol.
[img]http://filesmelt.com/downloader/ermmwat1.PNG[/img]
lol that's nice
You should blow that up to big size and open a shop online.
I've sold like 5 so far which is crappy. Might be because my designs are not quite good enough and that the Jew run t-shirt sites take too big a cut of the $$$$$$$.
Hehe, thanks for being so optimistic, if I were to actually design shirts I would've further considered the design and where it would be worn, I mean, I wouldn't dare walk into a room with some gunner dude on my shirt. :P
Congratz on your small success with the shirts, at least you're getting something. Like a very small freelance art job, cool.
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