[req] Uniform Design **big Contest**

Here is a link to a webpage that has a link to the PDF: http://www.jenisonwrestling.org/Page50.html

 

here's my try

 

Reminds me of a green peppermint. ^_^

 

That last design looks like it emphasizes the crotch and butt with those lines leading up to it.

 

I think the last one would look cool with a Green letter J on the chest.

 

Here are some I found that look pretty cool.

http://i151.photobucket.com/albums/s134/li...gan/Hornets.jpg

http://i151.photobucket.com/albums/s134/li.../domination.jpg

http://i151.photobucket.com/albums/s134/li...ogan/graham.jpg

 

can i get a cut of just the tiger without the text on the top and bottom of it???

 

this is funny because none of this is going to print

 

deverseartist can you explain?

One other thing about you ...you are on here a lot have you actually ever made any thing for any one? You said you where makiing me somthing this summer but just disapeared...which I have heard from A LOT of other people about you.

Then you come on hear and ask for the PDF so you can make an attempt but instead come back and mock the contest with our explaining why this can't go to print.

What is your deal?

 

First two look very cheesy considering you said you want something that looks more simple and pr0fessional.

Last one is boring IMO and that caligraphic font doesn't fit with a wrestling singlet...

 

"Large posters: 120 DPI
Basic business documents: 200 DPI
Documents with photos or decent photo prints: 300DPI
High resolution prints: 600 DPI+"

"One of the worse mistakes you can do when it comes to designing print media is to use a DPI level that is lower than the optimal printing level allowed to you. As a general rule, anything that you intend to print that is relatively small such as a magazine, postcard, calendar, photo etc. should be no less than 300 DPI. More often than not, the required DPI will be even higher than that, but always check with your printer to find out what you should be using. Anything in a large size format like posters are typically 120 - 150 DPI because it’s extremely difficult to get source images in a 300+ DPI range with that kind of size. Even when shooting your own stock photos, you would need to spend a fortune on a very high end camera for that level of native resolution."

"Unfortunately, you can only work with your native resolution and go down from there. You can enlarge images slightly without too much loss in detail, but if you have a photo that is 6″ x 4″ at 72 DPI, there’s no way to enlarge it to get a 300 DPI level print. You can print it at that resolution, but the end result will be a photo that looks the same as if you had printed it at 72 DPI in the first place. Bottom line here is to keep your raw photos and images, and if you do shoot stock yourself, capture the photos in the highest resolutions available on your camera because you never know how big you’ll need to go."

72 DPI PRINTED & SCANNED


300 DPI PRINTED & SCANNED


The template you gave us is 72 DPI.

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Yes....I actually just made website for someone couple days ago.

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I didn't end up taking the request cuz I wasn't feelin it.

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This is the template they give every one...and I have seen some great singlets so it must be possible...I am not an expert on this but this is how the company does it and there singelts turn out good.

-Logan

 

I don't think the DPI matters here because this is a logo "design". They're not gonna just stick this JPG in a machine and say "Here, print it" These are singlets, you can't just print crap on them like a regular T Shirt. I think they're looking for designs and ideas and then the company does the rest.

Logan, how much longer you leaving this open?

 

I am not seeing any thing I can use.

Sorry guys...I am sending 300 creds to every one who entered because I feel bad for wasting people's time.

sending creds now.