T-shirts for the Colorado Forum Ride
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with all these topics of land closure and stuffs, what bout a SAWS logo or address on the shirt.
had thought about that the other night.
or maybe its already been brought up..
DJ - That is a great idea.......
Troy - What do you think?
BTW DJ, when is ur name gonna change? Rotax doesn't fit a Nytro
Edit - Another thought, what about putting the main logo with SAWS on the front and all the sponsors on the back??? Just a thought.
I think that the gray scale snowmobile on front center with the SAWS logo in the upper right chest area would look cool. That would leave more room on the back for more sponsors.
I went in my closet and looked at all my tshirts that I have gotten from events kinda like this one and all of them had the logo on the front with the sponsors on the back.
I went in my closet and looked at all my tshirts that I have gotten from events kinda like this one and all of them had the logo on the front with the sponsors on the back.
DJ - That is a great idea.......
Troy - What do you think?
BTW DJ, when is ur name gonna change? Rotax doesn't fit a Nytro
Edit - Another thought, what about putting the main logo with SAWS on the front and all the sponsors on the back??? Just a thought.
Sounds Great fellas, I am playing with all these ideas. For now I want to keep the sledder on the back w/ the logos
Sledder on the back with all the logos looks good to me too.
Swapping my and Chris's spot is fine too.
I, and I think most of the others would be fine with just having it on there large enough to read it.
All in all, I think you are doing a fine job on it.
Thanks
Swapping my and Chris's spot is fine too.
I, and I think most of the others would be fine with just having it on there large enough to read it.
All in all, I think you are doing a fine job on it.
Thanks
should the black (red) bg for the gravit works be done away with? just remove the solid black part? looks sorta 'out of place' and i think w/ the white outline on the text it will still work? or a gradient? or rounded edges? something just looks a little crude in greyscale to me.
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i guess the issue is with printing white or black on a white bg (shirt) or black bg (shirt)
i helped a buddy come up with some ideas for some t's he made up. learned some things the hard way.. it especially gets confusing when you have diff colored shirts. and trying to use the same graphic/colors.
text gets even more tricky to get it to show up on both a black n white tee.
i like the idea of having an outline around the text, so weather its on black or white, it should at least show up. you may have something like a white outline on a white shirt, but at least its not enough ink to get concerned about.
just another pov, if the logos come 'as-is' and thats the way it is..then theres nothing you can do. i know you can't neccessarily be designing/modifiying a company's logo, so in that sense its a bit different than just designing your own graphic for a tee.
all good ideas, I am enjoying learning and producing a logo laden shirt, I am most concerned about the Burandt logo. Gradient is the most difficult part of a screen print.
there have been a 1/2 a dozen changes so far. It can be difficult to have soo many "cooks in the kitchen", but this is our shirt and our ride. So keep the ideas coming. Even if I don't use all your ideas.........thanks
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Wow,
I didn't know my logo would get so much "attention" or work needed.
No problem though.
It's an easy fix.
The black around it can go away as it is primarilary that way for laying out on black back ground and for our stickers.
On black T-shirts, it's just a white out line around the red lettering.
For white T-shirts, we normally do a black out line around the red lettering.
Doing it in grey scale, the red part stays the same and the out line is all that we need to look at the color on.
Both versions are officially approved by Gravity Worx / me.
Oh ya, and I wear an XL. Please put me down for one.
I didn't know my logo would get so much "attention" or work needed.
No problem though.
It's an easy fix.
The black around it can go away as it is primarilary that way for laying out on black back ground and for our stickers.
On black T-shirts, it's just a white out line around the red lettering.
For white T-shirts, we normally do a black out line around the red lettering.
Doing it in grey scale, the red part stays the same and the out line is all that we need to look at the color on.
Both versions are officially approved by Gravity Worx / me.
Oh ya, and I wear an XL. Please put me down for one.
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That's it. Exactly.
That's it. Exactly.
The Burandt logo would benefit from removing the background image since it's not going to show up well anyway and just takes away from the cleanness of the logo and shirt. It is "our" shirt and we want it to look good since it's going to be on our backs so i don't see a problem with modifying logos some in towards that interest. I would think the sponsors would tend to agree they want their logos to look as good as possible and would not object to basic modifications. Great job Troy, your volunteer efforts are greatly appreciated! I'll work on getting some sponsor logos to you here soon.
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