biker t-shirt

Been catching up with my ol'mate recently, literally all up'n'around the East Sussex scenery of Devils Dyke on bikes.  You remember Charlie? he said.  I do! said I.  He's starting up a cycling holiday business venture in Shropshire (Welsh border country) and he's calling it Dream Pedallers so now looking for a logo-ident' to screenprint to t-shirts/stickers and would you do that?  I s'pose but that's not much info to get started on a design and am kind of busy anyway.  Ol'matey bought the pints and continued... I know a great Screenprinter and I'll pay you!  Will show you something in a few days, I said, but this won't be for the money so much as I'll do it for a couple of quality shirts (as I handed him my empty glass again).  8 days later I emailed these variations for him to consider -

 

I like, he said, so I then peddled this for Charlie's consideration too, but his suggestion was for something more for a cartoon of a sleeping mountain biker beside his broken bike. Now gotta do that! 

Get your hands on T-shirts

Doodling Jim's artworks on T-shirts! Wear it, sleep in it then bung it under the sink to use like a general all-purpose cleaning cloth. I've made this design available in many colours to buy online as a T-shirt .. however been so long ago since I bothered with that online shopping experience - probably defunct?

"I'M SPARTACUS !!" ...is but a joke I couldn't resist.

Designs for T-shirt

Examples of my designs for T-shirt printing. Just Happy has 5 colours - never mind the brown-ish backgrownd shirt-colour. This design is 'vectorized' (expandable, non-pixel image) and includes 'spot-color' plates ... could go into detail but this aint no tutorial. The words "Just Happy" is an after-thought so this design is still a work in progress. Homohabilis is the latin word for 'Handy-Man' or 'Tool-User' quite amusing i thought at the time. Shown here on black shirt, i outputted this design from photoshop as an 'index' print to include spot-color channels.

Eekomouse is another work in progress ... what was i thinking !?

Eekomouse on the drawing board

Not much demand for this sort of thing in the market so haven't really pushed these designs out there. Perhaps one day eh?

Needs must as the Devil drives

My little Devil - drawn, scanned and vectered, and then stuck him on my back - well, back of a Tshirt to be precise.