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MarkC
You guys are killing me with this- my pants are wet from laughing so hard.
Here's a hint:
Get Quark XPress, Adobe Illustrator, etc. Start by making a black box, make
a text box atop your black box, define your text color as white, and then
print your creation on WHITE paper. You can use any other background color
you choose.
You are NOT printing white text- you are printing the black areas AROUND the
text!
Other than this you will need to go to a silkscreener to get your artwork to
print white on dark.
THIS DOES NOT SOLVE YOUR T-SHIRT PROBLEM! If you make a black (any-color!)
box with white (no-color!) text and print onto transfer paper, you will not
see the transfer unless you bleach a section of the shirt to white. You will
be transferring the black area to black fabric.
MC-
....even the tiniest bit of logic can go a very long way.
Here's a hint:
Get Quark XPress, Adobe Illustrator, etc. Start by making a black box, make
a text box atop your black box, define your text color as white, and then
print your creation on WHITE paper. You can use any other background color
you choose.
You are NOT printing white text- you are printing the black areas AROUND the
text!
Other than this you will need to go to a silkscreener to get your artwork to
print white on dark.
THIS DOES NOT SOLVE YOUR T-SHIRT PROBLEM! If you make a black (any-color!)
box with white (no-color!) text and print onto transfer paper, you will not
see the transfer unless you bleach a section of the shirt to white. You will
be transferring the black area to black fabric.
MC-
....even the tiniest bit of logic can go a very long way.