Craftsmanship in Wood

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.

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

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

I'm in.

Depending on how the sizes run, Medium or Large.

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

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.

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?

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

Of course!

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.

Mathieu wrote: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.