So, whenever I get fed up with actually try to accomplishing things on my project, I design something related to it instead (ie. a logo, a blog, etc.) This time I've decided to design a t-shirt and have, as of yesterday, formatted the lettering for the back (though I've yet to cut out a stencil of it) and cut the stencils for the logo on the front. I've done a few tests to determine the best way to arrange those stencils and I think I've come up with an arrangement I really like. There's a picture of it below, though the colors are not the ones I plan to use on the actual shirt (they're just ones that could effectively be layered on top of each other using marker). I've also included a picture of the lettering for the back below. Hopefully I'll get a chance to cut out the the stencils for the back and actually print a shirt soon!
Back of Shirt Part 1 (will be on one line)
Back of Shirt Part 2 (last word will ultimately be in-line with the others for both captions)
Stenciled Logo for Front of Shirt
Other Misc. Logo (maybe useful somewhere else eventually)
Stencils Used to Produce Logos
My "Brand Mark," which I'll put in the area where the tag is in the collar of the shirt
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