ATTENTION (GRAPHIC) ARTISTS ON MY F-LIST
Aug. 21st, 2008 09:03 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
seventhe...ESPECIALLY THOSE OF YOU LOOKING FOR A LITTLE EXTRA CASH?
I have a friend at work who is looking to have a graphic reworked so that it can be printed on a t-shirt. In order to be printed on a shirt, there needs to be a little bit of space between sections of different colors, apparently, so that the colors don't bleed together when printed. The original also uses a lot of colors, and I think that would need to be cut a little bit so that there are only 1-2 blues and 1-2 greens in the actual image.
He is totally willing to pay! Right now he's looking for a QUOTE from someone as to how much it would cost to have the graphic reworked.
More under the cut --
Jon's exact words: "Krash,
Here is the image I wanted to be able to put on a t-shirt. I was told that there should be a little distance between each color so there is no bleeding. I basically want this image to be clear with no pixelation and some distance between each color. The final image should be in JPEG format. I am just looking for a quote right now. Thanks for your help.
When we talked about it in person we also discussed cutting down on the number of colors in the final image. I told him that printing shirts with lots of different colors was expensive, and while he didn't seem overly concerned about the cost he DID say that it would be nice to reduce the overall number of colors in the image. I'll probably leave that up to suggestions from my wise F-List about this.
Anyway. I could probably take a stab at it, and maybe do a decent job, but I know there are a lot of you out there who kind of do this thing for a living (![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
katmillia, I am initially thinking of you) and could probably do waaayyyy better than I could.
If you're interested, just let me know how much you'd charge so I can get back to Jon about it. Thanks! XD
I have a friend at work who is looking to have a graphic reworked so that it can be printed on a t-shirt. In order to be printed on a shirt, there needs to be a little bit of space between sections of different colors, apparently, so that the colors don't bleed together when printed. The original also uses a lot of colors, and I think that would need to be cut a little bit so that there are only 1-2 blues and 1-2 greens in the actual image.
He is totally willing to pay! Right now he's looking for a QUOTE from someone as to how much it would cost to have the graphic reworked.
More under the cut --
Jon's exact words: "Krash,
Here is the image I wanted to be able to put on a t-shirt. I was told that there should be a little distance between each color so there is no bleeding. I basically want this image to be clear with no pixelation and some distance between each color. The final image should be in JPEG format. I am just looking for a quote right now. Thanks for your help.
When we talked about it in person we also discussed cutting down on the number of colors in the final image. I told him that printing shirts with lots of different colors was expensive, and while he didn't seem overly concerned about the cost he DID say that it would be nice to reduce the overall number of colors in the image. I'll probably leave that up to suggestions from my wise F-List about this.
Anyway. I could probably take a stab at it, and maybe do a decent job, but I know there are a lot of you out there who kind of do this thing for a living (
katmillia, I am initially thinking of you) and could probably do waaayyyy better than I could.If you're interested, just let me know how much you'd charge so I can get back to Jon about it. Thanks! XD
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