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Really creative idea to design a t shirt with such design. Mostly I like minimal designs with light colors, but this one is also amazing. If you’re looking for the best possible method to make your design awesome then here http://blog.tshirtplus.com.au/t-shirt-printing-methods/ you can find much helpful information.
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Thanks for the link!
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Someone recently posted in the what did you bring home today thread on pinside a very nice Bally Double-Up that had a nice picture of the cabinet artwork, which I thought would make a nice shirt pattern. So a little time in Illustrator and out with the vinyl cutter, and another shirt for me :) Colors are not necessarily what I would pick, but they are what I had on hand so there it is.
Here is the post with the machine, very nice https://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/what-machine-did-you-bring-home-today-post-your-pictures/page/375#post-6022077
And in case you missed it, here is a link to the VPX table I did of this some time back https://vpinball.com/VPBdownloads/double-up-bally-1970/
I would love to have one of these machines someday, but with only 55 made it’s not too likely.
Illustrator file attached if anyone wants it, might make a good wheel as well. Also has the Bally logo which is on the front pocket of the shirt (if not for the pocket the design would be on the front, only ’empty’ shirt I had handy).
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Looking great, man. Thanks for sharing the art.
I always thought it would be cool to remake one of these low-production games using mpf. This or Gemini for example, but would need an actual pf to measure and scan.
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yeah, I’m with you on the remake, and I have about zero confidence in my vpx table being accurate on Double-Up. A little more on Gemini as I had better source image but still not trusting the deskew/stretch enough to even think about doing a remake.
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latest t-shirt design, from stenciled cabinet artwork again. didn’t get it perfectly lined up, and I think would probably look better on black, but this is the shirt I had.
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