A missed law suit you mean! Whoa, I can't believe someone didn't
approach you thinking it was counterfiet or something.
We've had several events here where sellers at one of those weekend
flea-markets were cited for having such merchandise. You know, like fake
Nike logo things.
My t-shirt was of the Space Needle picture. And who knows, maybe Seattle
doesn't look kindly upon their landmarks being used without permission.
I was thrown out of a Mall once for trying to take photographs of a
water fountain I was later going to try to model in POV (or see if I
could). Got the tripod setup for a time exposure and here came security.


Ken wrote:
> 
> Bob Hughes wrote:
> >
> > Hey, you mean you've not made a t-shirt of that guy (dragon) yet? I've
> > made one t-shirt transfer to date. Need to do more but it took 3 tries
> > to get anything to peel off the danged transfer right. Costly and I got
> > two "work" shirts out of the deal.
> > Btw, what thread am I in now? The "t-shirt transfers of POV-Ray renders"
> > it ain't I know ;)
> 
>   I have made to date one pov related T-Shirt. Well it was related to
> Pov in the sense that I rendered the image of "Mulder" on one side of
> a box and the image of "Skully" on the next face (Mulder and Skully of
> X-File fame). I then rotated and flattened the box a bit so you could
> see both actors faces imposed on the Box. This was done hastily the day
> before an X-File exposition that was in town and I had tickets for.
> I recieved several compliments on it from other people attending the
> exposition that day. Some wanted to know at what booth they could purchase
> the shirt at. Another missed financial opportunity I'm afraid.
> 
> --
> Ken Tyler
> 
> mailto://tylereng@pacbell.net

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