uCapps is friendship

.. here you go : Cimo, wearing the MidiPunk t-shirt designed by Nils Podewsky, and Karlos having a beer at the cafe of the MACBA (Museum of Conteporary Arts Barcelona, yeah where Sonar by day sets up) during the www.influencers.org . cheers!

T-shirt designed by nILS after I proposed the idea of a MIDIbox T-Shirt and then proposed a skull with MIDI sockets for eye sockets. It’s all my idea, mine, mine, mine! Somebody owes me some royalties… ;D

yeah yeah sure, it s not even yours i ve seen it (just the original skull) in some t-shirts and backpacks  :stuck_out_tongue: :stuck_out_tongue: wh9o actually know where it comes from?

It totally was Wilba’s idea - I just did what I do - I copied it :smiley:

Wicked to see your face - mine fits into the “don’t supply evidence” basket :wink:

The skull is from the punisher comics

I started working on a graffiti styled version of the idea too, and I’ve been sourcing environmentally friendly high quality t-shirts to do a run of them… later :slight_smile:

Edit: The keys teeth is my idea - the rest was stolen from Wilba ;D

… the fact that human heads have sculls under their skin was my idea… ääähhmm… at least I think so. - Anyway… so the whole logo is based on a scull which means, it was actually my idea.  ;D ;D ;D :stuck_out_tongue:

Cool T-Shirt, Logo, Creators, Copright owners…

Greets, Roger

Oh yeah, the teeth are totally striddie’s idea - I just did what I do - I copied it :smiley:

I like that logo. A must have for MIDI geeks! Who screened it? I was working in screen rinting company, and I never seen we did anything cool that I would really like to wear.

Nills, are you willing to share the vectors, or must I steal it and redraw it from scratch myself?  ;D

Nah, I’ll share the vectors :smiley: The .zip file contains an .svg with various versions (round eyes, evil eyes, key-teeth…)

[midi_punisher_skull.zip](< base_url >/applications/core/interface/file/attachment.php?id=739)

[midi_punisher_skull.zip](< base_url >/applications/core/interface/file/attachment.php?id=3881)

Thanks Lebowski!  :wink:

I like that logo. A must have for MIDI geeks! Who screened it?

DIY ! of course!

Did you used screen printing technique or stencil? I used to cut stencil out of PVC and hand painted it, and I also used to make things like this out of muflon… velvet-like material that can be cut with scalpel and applied as a sticker. After that you fixate it with the iron. Quick technique but not resistive as paint. :wink: I might take some pics when I back home.

I have a friend who works in a small Tshirt printing company. Could maybe ask for a price on getting a few of these made up… not sure what the minimum order is though.

        G

i used some special paper sheet for home screenprinting, you print with a inkjet printer, cut at will, remove the back side and iron on textil with the help of a silicone sheet

Cool. I heard of that, but never used it. How durable it is? I don`t mean compared with textile paints… more like, will it stand to wash 10 times?

Nils, are you willing to share the vectors, or must I steal it and redraw it from scratch myself?  ;D

I just did what I do - I copied it :smiley:

boys, try this in future: very VERY useful util for logos or simple/complex image vectorizing.

http://vectormagic.com/

////kind of edit: SHIT!!! they begun taking money for the service… it’s great tool, anyway - used it a lot before it became commercial.

@ sasha it will stand quite long assuming you take a little care (no 90 degrees washing)

@ kart can t you just do the same with vectorial programs and a bit of work?

Thank you cimo.

In case you don`t know about, here is the great vector database… everybody can download or upload logos! Such a great website! I love it!

This is my music project logo: http://www.brandsoftheworld.com/search/43661073/120827.html

http://vectormagic.com/

Well, any vector graphics program will do that… For instance: INKSCAPE! Go download inkscape, everyone!

guys, i copyrighted this years ago as evidenced by this copyright notice:

Copyright © 2003 jimp, esq. All rights reserved.

see???!