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People get most of their shirts from stores. Buying shirts and other products is one way of engaging the world of design. Deciding what styles you like, or what messages you want to share with other people, or what bands or companies you want to advertise on your chest, are all decisions about design and communication.
When you create your own shirt graphics, you decide exactly what you want to say and how you want to say it. You could make more than one shirt and sell them to other people, or you could give them away or trade them for other stuff you want. You could post your design on the Internet so that people could download it for free and use it themselves.
One day, you will walk down the street and see someone you don’t know wearing your shirt. You will have reached your public in a new way.
Do-it-yourself is everywhere. Around the world, people are making things themselves in order to save money, to customize goods to suit their exact needs and interests, and to feel less dependent on the corporations that manufacture and distribute most of the products and media we consume. On top of these practical and political motivations is the pleasure that comes from developing an idea, making it physically real, and sharing it with other people.
Publisher: T-shirt DIY
I love creating and printing with waterbased ink. I think it’s the “green” feature that so many people are looking for. Enjoy your website.