Ok, So this is it... A friend of mine calls me last night at like 1am because I am the only person she knew with photoshop asking me to make her a t-shirt design. She visions it to have 3 main things happening on the design. #1 - (Warner) The school we attend is Warner University and the shirt will be for the girls volleyball team. So she wants the name Warner in "pretty lettering" #2 - (r to ribbon) Because this is going to be for breast cancer awareness month she wants the last "r" in Warner to go into a pink breast cancer ribbon. #3 - (Their volleyball number) This one is pretty simple. Basically she wants to be able to put the players number on each t-shirt. (no specific place on the shirt but somewhere that it looks nice.)
This is what I am envisioning on how she explained it but as you can see I am not the best person on photoshop. PLEASE HELP!!!
I am just going to assume that they are either getting white shirts or pink shirts. I am sorry this is kinda vague but this could get your morning off with something creative! HAHA!!!
I thought about that too but she said that she specifically wanted it connected to the R... I talked to her this morning and gave her this same outline. She said the only thing she wants different is instead of that font, cursive.
Not bad. But I think the extra curlicue in the ribbon connected to the R is confusing. Instead of curling back up, it should end on the down curl, just like the ribbon.
I agree with Simms about that font. Try some of these fonts as well.
For T-shirts, you will probably need some thick (bold) letters - especially pink on white - to be visible. I would get some clarification on what would be acceptable as far as placement of the ribbon and the color of the letters. Good luck.
I agree with Simms about that font. Try some of these fonts as well.
For T-shirts, you will probably need some thick (bold) letters - especially pink on white - to be visible. I would get some clarification on what would be acceptable as far as placement of the ribbon and the color of the letters. Good luck.
I agree with Art.
Now lemme go read Simm's post...
Kidding aside. That font is hard to read, and ugly.
