CW t-shirt?

[Chris Hall]

Wondering if there would be any interest in a Craftsmanship in Wood/Carpentry Way t-shirt? I can think of a few designs that might be cool. Let me know if this would be of remote interest, and what size/color preference you might have - the more people, the lower the price per tee. I imagine we'd want at least twenty shirts to make it cost effective, but I haven't looked into it so I really have no idea how these things are priced.

[Matt J]

I'm game. I like dark colors, size large.

[Timberwerks]

I'm in, dark color, xxl tall if possible. Long sleeve jersey style would be nice too.

[Cole]

I'm in.

Depending on how the sizes run, Medium or Large.

[Paul Atzenweiler]

It could be make with Alaskan Yellow Cedar shavings so it would smell nice when I'm sweaty. I am in.

[Chris Pyle]

I'm in: most likely medium

I'm not very picky but I hope it's an organic hemp tagless shirt which is cruelty and dye free and hasn't harmed any insect populations...or hanes, whichever is easiest.

**With this post, I hereby nominate italics to be the official forum sarcasm font.

[Mathieu]

Sarcasm, who's that? I was hoping you where serious.

A nice bright color? Orange, light green etc.. --- note not cursive
Size small please.

If Alaska Yellow Cedar is not available I would prefer Western Red cedar or POC and since WRC has a nice natural color it can be left undied.

What about the design? Is this open for discussion/suggestions?

[Chris Hall]

What about the design? Is this open for discussion/suggestions?

Of course!

[Mathieu]

Maybe a detail of a complex drawing. Something Mazerolle-like or a Japanese curved roof drawing or something? Just some quick ideas..
And since the forum has no logo or anything we can mention it's url in a pretty font. An unconventional layout of the artwork seems attractive to me as well.

[Chris Pyle]

Maybe a detail of a complex drawing. Something Mazerolle-like or a Japanese curved roof drawing or something? Just some quick ideas..
And since the forum has no logo or anything we can mention it's url in a pretty font. An unconventional layout of the artwork seems attractive to me as well.

I very much agree with this. Many of Chris' sketch-up drawings are beautiful by themselves and could be framed if traced out on paper. When you say unconventional layout of the artwork, do you mean the placement on the shirt? I could see that looking nice although it's all about the execution.