Free Agent t-shirt final mock-ups

[Brian Cameron <brian cameron oracle com>]

GNOME Marketing:

After working for a few months with Dongyun and Diki, I have some
hopefully final mock-ups of the "Free Agent" tshirt with the updated
text we agreed to on this list.[1]

You can download the final mock-up images here:

   http://dongyunlee.com/download/tshirts.zip   (18.6MB)

Personally, I like the image as blue on a white t-shirt, the image as
blue on a gray tshirt, or the image as black on a yellow tshirt.  What
do others think?

Once we agree on the color scheme, I think I can start the process of
getting approval to have some printed.

Brian

[1] http://mail.gnome.org/archives/marketing-list/2010-May/msg00110.html

-------- Original Message --------
Subject: Re: Adam - GNOME and OLPC Marketing Opportunities
Date: Thu, 17 Jun 2010 19:55:02 -0400
From: Adam Holt <holt laptop org>
To: Brian Cameron <brian cameron oracle com>

Brian,
Here are Dongyun Lee's revised tshirts illustrations and sample colors:

   http://dongyunlee.com/download/tshirts.zip   (18.6MB)

Unzip the file & you'll get 5 files:

   - olpc_shirts_revised.psd & back.psd ; revised illustration Dongyun
prefers, hand written! But you don't have to use this. If you like
previous design better, go with it. The illustration is all made by hand
drawing ink lines, so Dongyun just wanted to go with ink hand writing.
Up to you. :)
   - gngt-olpc-blue.jpg, samples1.jpg & samples2.jpg ; Those are color
samples. Dongyun likes simple black graphic on white or yellow tshirts
best...

Let me know if this hopefully satisfactory / close enough / or needing a
final revision :)
--A!

Brian Cameron wrote:
> Adam:
>
> > Just to reconfirm Brian:
> > Monocolor is the final choice, to keep costs down etc, yes?
>
> Yes, monocolor is probably the most sensible approach.  It would be
> good to hear Dongyun's thoughts about what the color of the image
> should be, and what color he recommends for the t-shirt.  Perhaps a
> blue image on a bright (perhaps yellow) t-shirt might look good, for
> example.
>
> Though we might consider a full-color t-shirt.  If Dongyun could also
> provide a full-color image, then that would give us some flexibility
> when we talk to the printers and find out what the cost differences
> are.
>
> Brian