It appears some folks here would like to be able to purchase POV-Ray
T-Shirts. If I have them made available via one of the online services
such as zazzle, it means we can have multiple designs (and I don't have
to pay up-front to have them made up).

OTOH that may be more expensive than having them screen-printed here.

Nevertheless, one way or the other I think we'll end up with a T-Shirt
(or several thereof) ; we need to work out what to put on them.

So, I am soliciting designs. Please post examples in .binaries.images.
Don't feel required to use POV-Ray ; photoshop or illustrator is fine
if that tool does what you want to do in terms of design (e.g. line art).

You should assume a white background. Designs that don't come out as a
rectangular colored block on the shirt (i.e. their background is white)
will be preferred (but not essential). You may design for either front,
back, or both. This is not a formal competition; a selection of the more
popular (or personally preferred) submissions will be short-listed for
user comment, and out of those either one or several will be used for the
final T-Shirt(s).

-- Chris

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Great idea.  I'll be needing about 10.  Hope you have xxl.

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great news!  i want a t-shirt!  oh yeah!  if white is the only
color offered, then thats what i'll get, but i prefer ANY color
but white, since white seems to be a stain magnet.

man!  i'll be able to pick up the babes, now, won't i?  "yeah,
honey... povray is a fullblown raytracer... but i can handle it."

thrilled,  miker


"Chris Cason" <newsadmin-despam-@povray-no-spam.org> wrote in message
news:3c1ca024@news.povray.org...
> It appears some folks here would like to be able to purchase POV-Ray
> T-Shirts. If I have them made available via one of the online services
> such as zazzle, it means we can have multiple designs (and I don't have
> to pay up-front to have them made up).
>
> OTOH that may be more expensive than having them screen-printed here.
>
> Nevertheless, one way or the other I think we'll end up with a T-Shirt
> (or several thereof) ; we need to work out what to put on them.
>
> So, I am soliciting designs. Please post examples in .binaries.images.
> Don't feel required to use POV-Ray ; photoshop or illustrator is fine
> if that tool does what you want to do in terms of design (e.g. line art).
>
> You should assume a white background. Designs that don't come out as a
> rectangular colored block on the shirt (i.e. their background is white)
> will be preferred (but not essential). You may design for either front,
> back, or both. This is not a formal competition; a selection of the more
> popular (or personally preferred) submissions will be short-listed for
> user comment, and out of those either one or several will be used for the
> final T-Shirt(s).
>
> -- Chris
>
>
>

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> man!  i'll be able to pick up the babes, now, won't i?  "yeah,
> honey... povray is a fullblown raytracer... but i can handle it."

"Hello? Happy Valley Mental Institution?"
<g>

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Mahalis scribis news:3c1e7c3a$1@news.povray.org:

> "Hello? Happy Valley Mental Institution?"
</female attendant voice>
"Yes, this is Happy Vally Mental Institution. How may we help?"
.
.
.
"POV-Ray? Why yes, we have several here that are suffering from that 
addiction here. Seems that some of the male sufferers believe that all they 
have to do is use scale and "instant babe magnet."


-- 
Gis poste, Arto.

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> great news!  i want a t-shirt!  oh yeah!  if white is the only
> color offered, then thats what i'll get, but i prefer ANY color
> but white, since white seems to be a stain magnet.
>
> man!  i'll be able to pick up the babes, now, won't i?  "yeah,
> honey... povray is a fullblown raytracer... but i can handle it."

I always thought a t-shirt with 'bump map?' across the chest would be funny
:)


--

Rick

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