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I ordered a set of iron-on printer paper in order to start making some custom t-shirts for friends and family (and myself). My first one is a remix from the first issue of NYC 2123, a graphic novel for the PSP that is released under a creative commons license. Here's the Photoshop document for it if you'd like to print and iron on yourself: NYC2123 Tshirt.
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oooh, very nice. How hard are the shirt to make?
Posted by: Paul | 2005.10.01 at 12:06 PM
also, that looks very Frank Miller.
Posted by: Paul | 2005.10.01 at 12:08 PM
I ordered the iron on printer paper from Amazon and it should show up Monday, so I haven't actually tried to make the shirt yet. But supposedly you just print the image out on your inkjet printer and iron it onto the shirt. I'm not sure how long the images last (how many washes, etc) but I figure if it starts to fade I'll just iron something else on top of it :)
Posted by: dav | 2005.10.01 at 12:22 PM
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Posted by: dav | 2006.03.23 at 10:42 AM