Need help with my 10th planet Mexico logo?

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Originally Posted by DavidHamp

Ummmm that was kinda long and not to point lol to do it basically you would need an image made to size and a heat press and the printed vinyl to transfer onto the shirt pretty much any sign shop or tshirt shop should be able to do this.

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I was just asking because I wanted to know if it was feasible to do everything in house and I have no idea what kind of resources were needed. Thanks for the info

a good heat press can run a couple hundred thats the first place to start. but yea i have designed a couple different shirts i am used to screen printing so i'm pretty new to viynl so I'm yet to know everything there is about it.

The problem is the graphic inside the circle. Since we only have a JPEG, it cannot be stretched to be used for banners, flyers, signs, etc.. We would need the "vector" version or replace it with whatever we can closely match. The letters and color scheme are not a problem.

he was only looking for it to be put on a patch so the 7.9"x5.1" should be fine for that no resizing to make any larger should be fine

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Originally Posted by DavidHamp

a good heat press can run a couple hundred thats the first place to start. but yea i have designed a couple different shirts i am used to screen printing so i'm pretty new to viynl so I'm yet to know everything there is about it.

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What would you recommend more, the screen printing or the vinyl, as far as durability, fading, etc,etc.

Screen hands down

put it cost more to get into screen than vinyl

Thanks man

I tried to make a vector of the image from the jpg and it just ends up too blurry. I can recreate the text no problem but the planet in the background fuzzes really bad at 13 x 9. Anybody else have any ideas? I have the full Adobe CS6 suite so tools aren't the issue. Maybe I'm missing something that I just haven't learned yet.

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Originally Posted by moisesmontalvo

I tried to make a vector of the image from the jpg and it just ends up too blurry. I can recreate the text no problem but the planet in the background fuzzes really bad at 13 x 9. Anybody else have any ideas? I have the full Adobe CS6 suite so tools aren't the issue. Maybe I'm missing something that I just haven't learned yet.

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Thanks for the try bro! I found this one on the web. Something
Like this would be pretty dope. You think this would be easier?Attachment 1624