Hello, I'm so sorry if this already exists, but I'm looking to make a shirt (T-shirt or longsleeve) with the old school Cannibal Corpse logo (Barnes era), but have no experience with making my own shirts. Any advice is very welcome. I'm not particularly picky about quality of the print or anything, just want the least amount of hassle without it being a glued on piece of paper.
The best way is to find a stencil of the logo/artwork that you want to be your design. There’s plenty to be found online but if you’re unable to find a design you want you’ll have to make it yourself, which varies in difficulty depending on what you want. After you have your design you need to cut out your stencil on something thicker, and dab paint onto your shirt to paint the design. There’s plenty of videos online that explain this better than me, but that’s the general idea and has worked for me.
Your welcome! I also forgot to mention, but some people like to use tape for their stencils so it sticks to the fabric and less paint can get underneath the stencil. I don’t usually use tape but there are plenty of options out there!
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Thanks again Matthew, always happy to find one of these complete with the enamel intact
Thanks Matthew, I have to agree, :)
Where is this patch from?
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Any idea where I could find one of these?
very cool. where'd you get it?
Here in Russia. From Coyote Records shop. But I don't know where they found it.
Thank you
Thats a pitty but anyway looks okey
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ThatBillyGuy on
The best way is to find a stencil of the logo/artwork that you want to be your design. There’s plenty to be found online but if you’re unable to find a design you want you’ll have to make it yourself, which varies in difficulty depending on what you want. After you have your design you need to cut out your stencil on something thicker, and dab paint onto your shirt to paint the design. There’s plenty of videos online that explain this better than me, but that’s the general idea and has worked for me.
skasmena on
Thank you so much for taking the time to reply ! This is very helpful and I’ll try it out as soon as possible
ThatBillyGuy on
Your welcome! I also forgot to mention, but some people like to use tape for their stencils so it sticks to the fabric and less paint can get underneath the stencil. I don’t usually use tape but there are plenty of options out there!
skasmena on
Cool ! I’ll keep it in mind
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https://youtu.be/Sab8wCF-_L4?si=Wc7PpbKYdn_MMfRz pretty great tutorial right here
skasmena on
Thanks a lot !!