I decided to try selling my Worship Crew shirt design on teespring for a very small profit, if anyone is interested in building a little uniformity in your tech team ministry. They can be purchased here!
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Press On Shirt
Happy New Year everyone! Between hourly rounds of blowing thing up on our street I was able to make a few shirts of my latest silkscreen. This is an homage to the British “Keep Calm” poster and my dad’s life long passion for printing. I posted this design in a digital format sometime back and thought it would look nice on a shirt.
Snowman House
This was last Sunday’s bulletin doodle at church, a festive house in a friendly shape.
I also made a new silkscreen for shirts and stuff.
Shirts and Trees
This weekend I was able to knock out a few new projects, namely my first Nerdy Roger shirt, and some pallet trees for my lady. Not my idea, but something she wanted me to make.
Worship Crew Shirts
Last night I stayed up way too late making some shirts for our worship service crew at church. I got the Speedball starter kit at Michael’s with a 50% off coupon and was using the photo emulsion method. The first time I exposed the screen, even though I followed the instructions, some of the design wouldn’t wash out so I had to completely clean it off and start all over. The shirts came out nice though, and now I can make as many as I want.
You can click on the pictures for more process details.
UPDATE (July 2018): I decided to make this design available on teespring here if anyone is interested in having one!
Cool Shirt Bro
Posting has been a little scarce lately, been busy working on some other projects. I always wanted a tuxedo shirt, but for some reason have never gotten one.
Sad Panda Shirt
We have a great friend that we harass probably too often about being a sad panda (more than likely our fault). I made him a shirt.
Sweetie Pie Shirt
My wife had another cute shirt idea for her friend’s little girl, so I got to play around with some heat-transfer vinyl this weekend. In all, it was fairly straight forward, though the silhouette brand’s instructions for how long to apply the iron seemed a little excessive. The silhouette brand vinyl was also pretty expensive, ~$15 for 9″ x 36″. I’ll have to see if I can find a slightly bigger size at a better bargain at signwarehouse.com
UPDATE (7-23-2013): I got an action shot of the little lady enjoying her custom shirt!