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(05-06-2009, 11:11 AM)Tonberry2k Wrote: [ -> ]Could we do a red shirt that has the King Dedede logo on the back?
http://spriters-resource.com/other_syste...heet/23577

If we do that, why not add that symbol that's on Dedede's back from brawl on the front? Not to take up the whole shirt, but a little one at the top left of the shirt.

(05-06-2009, 10:22 AM)GrooveMan.exe Wrote: [ -> ]Square Bomberman is superior to Oval Bomberman.

I like the concept though.

Well yeah but this is based on the menu/logo from Bomberman DS.

It's almost exactly the same.

(05-06-2009, 02:23 PM)GrooveMan.exe Wrote: [ -> ]

(05-06-2009, 12:30 PM)deathbringer Wrote: [ -> ]Dazz, how do you want the vectors sent as ? PDF? AI? EPS? Any other format that Adobe Illustrator can export as?

I have this, which can be put on a blue or pink shirt:


And you can fix it to how you want, this is more of a template if anything.

Eh, I'm not feeling it. It's basic, yeah, but it's also kinda boring. And lumpy.

And A4 piece of paper is your standard blank or lined piece of paper. Your run-of-the-mill home printer will pring on A4 paper.

Increasing the number will halve the size, so A5 is half the size of A4, and A3 is double the size.

And about how big would this be on the shirt? Can we have some guidelines?
edit- the pixel shirt

Some Yoshi's Island-themed crayon colored pics would be cool on a shirt, I think.

(05-06-2009, 04:47 AM)Lighting-Link Wrote: [ -> ]o yea i like google


you see lnik got owned by skull kid ,skull kid get owned by the moon, and the moon get owned by the dog (Take the ball)

I don't know why I laughed so hard.


I feel oddly creative. So I might come up with some designs later.

Basically, any complete designs can be sent on a PDF document with 300 DPI, and between 8-10" wide. Most t-shirts have an 8" design print, for example, the infamous 1up shirt, and the Goomba "you lose" shirt. Both are 8" wide.
Height, I work with usually going for about 11" high maximum.

Send me a PDF with your design at the size you want it to be on that document, if you can, have each colour a separate layer.
It makes printing a lot easier.
Edited first post with more details.

(05-06-2009, 07:56 PM)Tonberry2k Wrote: [ -> ]Some Yoshi's Island-themed crayon colored pics would be cool on a shirt, I think.

I want to try this

(05-07-2009, 01:01 AM)Rags Wrote: [ -> ]

(05-06-2009, 04:47 AM)Lighting-Link Wrote: [ -> ]o yea i like google


you see lnik got owned by skull kid ,skull kid get owned by the moon, and the moon get owned by the dog (Take the ball)

I don't know why I laughed so hard.

Possibly because it's very obscure humor and you have to think for a second?

I didn't find it that funny (mabeh iff teh spalling wuz bettur)

EDIT: On closer inspection it's a punctuation and verb form error.

On closer inspection?

jesus.

(05-07-2009, 01:22 AM)Dazz Wrote: [ -> ]Basically, any complete designs can be sent on a PDF document with 300 DPI, and between 8-10" wide. Most t-shirts have an 8" design print, for example, the infamous 1up shirt, and the Goomba "you lose" shirt. Both are 8" wide.
Height, I work with usually going for about 11" high maximum.

Send me a PDF with your design at the size you want it to be on that document, if you can, have each colour a separate layer.
It makes printing a lot easier.
Edited first post with more details.

what I'm saying is
how big would this be on the pixel shirt
can you like
make a rectangle on it or something to show the limits of where we can put stuff in

What do you mean? You can have the same size? It's printed in the exact same manner.

edit: OH, you mean to demo it on the example?

I can't - the size of the shirt will come into it - if it's xxl, it'll be a smaller size on the shirt.

Maybe we're not understanding each other?

I simply want you to draw a rectangle on the pixel shirt that will be a general guideline of how big our images should be. In other words, make a rectangle on the shirt that will show us how big A4 is at the pixel shirt's scale.

Then we'd know how big to make our stuff, since you were saying that some of it couldn't be used since it was bigger than an A4.

(05-08-2009, 11:24 PM)Vipershark Wrote: [ -> ][blubb]

As Dazz explained, it's dependent on the sirts size how big A4 would be on the shirt.
Take an XXS shirt and put a piece of paper onto it. Take an XXL shirt and put the same piece of paper onto it - it'll take up much less space.

(05-09-2009, 12:37 AM)Solink Wrote: [ -> ]

Oh my god... YES!
I would get that in a heartbeat.