My Shirt Is Not Yet Done
 

This is a preliminary front design for the forthcoming MY WORK IS NOT YET DONE TeeLO Shirt. The text was set to the right of the image to maximize the printing area available on the shirt. This is preliminary, mind you, and the final version will have more clarity. Comments?

Re: My Shirt Is Not Yet Done
 

Seeing is believing. Oh, my!

Re: My Shirt Is Not Yet Done
 

See attached image for a variant, which would likely feature a back design with a quotation, "WORK NOT DONE" text and possibly a TLO reference. I tend to like this one better, though the back printing becomes more of a necessity when not tagging the author name. I managed to match the font/style used on the actual book rather well, I believe.

Re: My Shirt Is Not Yet Done
 

Yes. The second version. Folks will be too freaked by the image to notice the name on the front. Beautiful!

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Thanks! Yours is also my personal preference. Back printing on a black shirt will not be an option from the printer for a couple of months, but I could use the extra time to work in ample amounts of procrastination and indecision.

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I like the second one, with bigger "My Work is not yet Done" letters (good work, Dr. Bantham - those T-shirts are getting better and better), but in fact I would like to see the name and surname of our cherished author included as well. It would be cool to hear everyone asking you "Wow, so who's this Thomas Ligotti?" 8)

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I threw this together rather quickly, but I am quite pleased with the result. This would be the back printing to the second version shown above. I think I may have to credit Dr. Locrian and/or Aetherwing for the concept, as memory is haunting me as such.

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Yeah. Get 'em coming and going!

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wow...great design!!! I will have to get me one of those...keep up the good work!!!

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I think I can reduce the vertical line spacing of the second image while still maintaining the larger font, thereby allowing the author name to be displayed on the front. I'll throw another mock-up together. At some point a poll may be appropriate.