This is my second shirt. I really love this piece. I’m already working on my next one for a local band I’ll post when it’s done.

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        4 months ago

        Seriously one of my favorites. I really want a slightly expanded story for the meathamphetamine cook… like even a comic book 😎 Dude just rolling around half naked, getting beer, doing his laundry, watching TV —always wearing his gas mask 🤣

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      3 months ago

      Glad you asked! I do the whole thing myself. I have a handyman business, and it was cheaper to build a t shirt factory than it was to outfit my whole crew from a local print shop. I’ve always considered myself an artist first, so being able to work in a new medium SLAPS it feels so good. Now I’m even getting contracted from local bands to make their t shirts, which is huge for me and very exciting

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        3 months ago

        That’s pretty cool!

        Can you tell me abit about how you do it? I would love to print my my stuff on shirts too but I have no idea how realistic that would be :D

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          3 months ago

          Sure! First I draw whatever on a piece of paper. Then I take a picture of it and trace it in Krita. I take that and import it to InkScape to convert to an SVG. Then I put that SVG on a 13x19 canvas so I can print it to a transparency.

          The transparency then gets burned to a screen with an LED light that, frankly, sucks. I wash them out in the shower and then they’re ready to print! It’s not hard 👍