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who kindly supported me in many ways, thxx Thick! :)
Comments
(gasp!) oooh!! japu this is amazing!! :) :) :)
thank you so much :) :) i keep coming back to it
Your welcome Thick, many tnx to you! XD
– japu
Oh wow it looks fantastic in all the colors~!!!!! Wonderful piece of art. If I had money i would so buy this shirt!
Tnx Ves, too kind! XD
– japu
oooooO!!! Love him!!
so darn fierce and regal looking! love him! =D
congrats Japu,
‘Spirit Guide – Lion’
is on the clothing featured page (^^)
Really?? Wow, u’re right! So happy for it! Tnx for the adv! XD
– japu
i don’t know how you can keep making such kick ass stuff.
XD love it, double faved again
LOL, tnx Juu! XD
– japu
Ingenious idea of making parts of the design transparent to show through the shirt colour, but I’m not sure how it would print though. I might raise this question in the RB forums.
I guess the stamp will be good, RB t-shirt Tutorial suggests the using of trasparence :)
– japu
I hope you’re right as it opens up a lot of possibilities for designs, but RB refer to 100% transparency not partial.
Well, as you can see in the tutorial, t-shirt example 3 (Ivy Izzard) has a gradient trasparency and the result is quite good, I’m using a single trasparency, so I hope the result will be better, but I admit that I’ve never seen one of these t-shirt printed, who bought them should post some photos, please? :)
– japu
Sorry to persist with this, but if you go to Ivy’s shirt entry in her profile, change the colours to see where the partial transparent areas are and compare it to her photo of the printed shirt, you’ll notice that the areas that were intended to be transparent colour have been completely ignored in the printing process.
btw I didn’t want to clutter up your comment section with this discussion, so feel free to delete these comments and we can continue it by Bubblemail, if you wish.
Wow, this is really very pretty! I wish I could design/draw like this. Very awesome!