...ya gotta remember this is going to be a silk screened shirt. It needs hard lines. No color fades. Pretty much vector type of logo/design.
If you wanted to screen print a color fade, you can use halftones in your color separations to accomplish the same effect. When I had my snowboard manufacturing business, just about every graphic appeared to have a color fade and was printed on top/bottom of the snowboards, stickers, clothing, etc.
I have been away from this for some time as well as doing any kind of computer graphics, but I would think that today’s high-powered graphics programs would all have the capability of doing halftones and color separations.
I am looking forward to the new shirts.
Cheers,
Joe
