| Come up with a winning slogan - Keep it simple and | | | | you like, but that is probably going to get you a |
| use one or two words that invoke strong imagery, | | | | lawsuit rather than sales. Better to use images in the |
| such as "Remember Thursday" but without being | | | | public domain, or create the artwork yourself. |
| offensive or controversial. | | | | 3) Think in color - Don't put orange text on a green |
| Good T-shirt designs are easy to achieve. All it takes | | | | background. It's not only ugly, but more than that, it's |
| are a few simple steps. | | | | close to criminal. Use complementary colors if you |
| 1) Come up with a winning slogan - Keep it simple | | | | expect anyone to want to be seen in your shirt in |
| and use one or two words that invoke strong | | | | public. |
| imagery, such as "Remember Thursday" but without | | | | 4) Run with a theme - If you have a popular T-shirt |
| being offensive or controversial. The more obtuse | | | | that incorporates a potato chip on a boat, then your |
| the better, as people are bound to wonder what the | | | | next shirt can be a potato chip on a plane, or maybe |
| slogan means and wearing such a shirt could spark | | | | a cheese puff on a boat. Once you've found an |
| conversation. | | | | audience, feel free to give them what they want |
| 2) Don't steal images - You can use a picture of a | | | | time and again. |
| famous cartoon character in your T-shirt design if | | | | |