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New Team Shirt

Tonerjockey

Tonerjockey

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Well everybody is doing it so...

Here's my idea for a team shirt for Bonneville Speed Week 2010:

PorcoRosso.jpg


Image kinda chops off but you get the idea.

Whadia think? On the back of a white short sleeve short?

Alex
 
I like it I never noticed the name of your racer was Porco Rosso. A perfect name and a good movie. I would rather have the shirt a different color than white, but I will buy one either way.
 
I like it Alex, I'd buy one... just add 'Moto Guzzi' to it somehow.
 
OK here's a new shot at this. I used Adobe Illustrator for the 1st time so it's a little limited:

T-Shoirt-AI.jpg


Any Better?
 
That's it :woohoo: But being I am old and senile what does HDOT stand for :?:

Bill
 
Hey Bill love that tag line. My 84 year old buddy Sigi uses that on his business card.

Old story here:

My Dad's name was Henry Alex Balogi. He hated the name Henry. When he was in the Air Force in Texas, they called him H.Alex as is popular in the South (first initial and second name).

When my brother was born, he was named George as everyone else in the family was (almost Foreman like). When I was born they named me H.Alex. So... the H. stands for Henry but MY name is H.Alex.

Now back to our regularly scheduled progaramming...

Alex
 
I like the original design. Just add smaller 'Moto Guzzi' text above or below Porco Rosso. My $.02.
 
Yeah I prefer the way the Bonneville came out in the 1st effort. It is closer to the feel of the SCTA posters.

I am much better in Photoshop 5.0 that C5 Illustrator. Unfortunately the 1st image is in pixels and won't reproduce as well as the second image, which utilizes vector imaging.

Maybe more practice would help.

I'll do another one after I get the race bike ready for Oct 6th World Finals.

Thanks for the feedback!

Alex
 
I like the picture/poster/style in the other topic more. . . :unsure:
 
Sorry, I couldn't resist. . .

T-shirt.jpg


just realized that I've forgotten the Eagle :blush:
 
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