Jim! A great idea. Thanks!Jim Cohen wrote:I could be interested in one that simply says:
E9/C6
No picture, don't spell out the strings, just leave it at this. Still has mystery and if folks are curious, they'll ask what it means. Then... WHAMMO! They'll be sorry they ever asked! LOL.
Might like it even better on the pocket of a polo shirt with a collar...
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Nate,
Nice take on the design. I’ve seen that layout with skateboarder’s names and other musicians, but haven’t seen one I would wear.
I have a screen printing business and have made a few steel influenced t-shirts for myself, but never marketed them. After reading this thread I see marketing a single t-shirt design to the steel community is a hard thing to do.
I can print small runs of shirts if you’re interested in having the shirts screen printed.
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Nice take on the design. I’ve seen that layout with skateboarder’s names and other musicians, but haven’t seen one I would wear.
I have a screen printing business and have made a few steel influenced t-shirts for myself, but never marketed them. After reading this thread I see marketing a single t-shirt design to the steel community is a hard thing to do.
I can print small runs of shirts if you’re interested in having the shirts screen printed.
Matt
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Launching!
Update! I'm soft-launching a line of steel guitar-related shirts, hoodies, etc, today online.
Thanks to all the good advice in this thread as well as print-on-demand technology and easy e-commerce I'm testing the waters a bit with an investment only in time and effort.
I guess it's what happens when you are a graphic and web designer by day and a steel player at night.
All feedback welcome. Constructive or negative.
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Thanks to all the good advice in this thread as well as print-on-demand technology and easy e-commerce I'm testing the waters a bit with an investment only in time and effort.
I guess it's what happens when you are a graphic and web designer by day and a steel player at night.
All feedback welcome. Constructive or negative.
More to come too:
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I like your designs, Nate, but in my opinion the Dobro Heroes shirt should say:
Oswald
Josh
Jerry
Rob (or Tut)
Good luck with these!
Oswald
Josh
Jerry
Rob (or Tut)
Good luck with these!
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Or a Mike (Auldridge)?You'd leave out Shot Jackson?
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Mike and Brad on the Dobro Heros shirt:Brad Bechtel wrote:I like your designs, Nate, but in my opinion the Dobro Heroes shirt should say:
Oswald
Josh
Jerry
Rob (or Tut)
Good luck with these!
Revised!
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A couple thoughts occurred to me:
1. Decided to keep this one old-school focused. Feel free to disagree, but I sorta think of Mike A. as the next wave or perhaps a transitional influence to guys today like Jerry and Rob. Maybe there's "second wave" or new school shirt yet to come.
2. I put Shot at the bottom because any other way OSWALD and SHOT starts looking like a lone gunman conspiracy thing. (And I sorta think Pete Kirby should be on the top."
Anyway I'm digging where this is going.
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I like the High G idea, the inside humor is fun
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Hey I just got the shirt I ordered in the mail today. Not bad!
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