Mosrite Forum T Shirts

[Dennisthe Menace]

OK.....I'll tell you what. Before we get to crazy with all kinds of designs, patterns,
colors, sizes and such, let's see who would want a Shirt(s), and what color everyone
would prefer. Although Black in the past 5 to 7 years has become the most popular, why
don't we try to keep it basic for starters, and see where it goes from here. .......

[MWaldorf]

This is rough, but maybe something to work with?

[Dennisthe Menace]

This is rough, but maybe something to work with?

I LIKE this one . Everyone remember Joe Maphis and Larry Collins?
They had their names Spread out on the Fretboard. Maybe we could use
this PIC, and put the http://www.mosriteforum.com (in white) on the fretboard......

[64sunburst]

I'd go for a t-shirt. Design-wise I lean towards MWaldorf's or Danny's 1st one.

Byron

[dubtrub]

I like Mel's design except for the M in the circle. If I'm not mistaken that is the same design the current user's of the Mosrite logo in Japan is using. Kinda close but not quite. The circle should be black and the letter M should be white. Now if this logo is used on the black T shirt (which seems to be the majority) then it will need to have a white background 'box' or some design to stand out so the black letters can be read. Or, we could change and all vote for a seafoam blue/green T shirt color.

I have one of Mel's MESHUGGA BEACH PARTY T shirt in that color and it is a classy looking shirt. I only wear it when I dress up. I have a couple black shirts that never get worn.

I love the guitar.

[Dennisthe Menace]

Danny posted:

Now if this logo is used on the black T shirt (which seems to be the majority) then it will need to have a white background 'box' or some design to stand out so the black letters can be read.

Danny, absolutely!
But, that was my reasoning for wanting to use the 'White' for the http://www.mosriteforum.com on the Fretboard. And you could still use the
White Lettering for the Logo as long as you have a reasonable dark Background without the guitar "bleeding" into it. Keep in mind, you do
have Binding on the body, and also up the Neck, so that will act as a contrast So, the only problem would be dealing with the Headstock.
However, if the Background is a reasonably "medium lighting" background, then you should still see the outline of the Headstock.............

............yes/no........???

[MWaldorf]

Hey guys, glad you like my logo idea. The colors and the circle "M" are only what they are because that is what I could find to put together quickly in MS Paint. If we want to go with this logo, we could change the colors to be more suitable to whatever color shirt we want. The MBP shirts are three color (white, black and gold) on a blue shirt. So, with that in mind, here's another HACK attempt at the logo, this time greyscale on a black background. If we decide this is something we want to go with, I can ask Karen from the band (a graphic designer by day) if she can clean up the design and make it t-shirt ready, and get some price quotes.

[GattonFan]

I really like this one ... would look great in silver on the black T .... has some pop to it ...

[dubtrub]

I like it Mel. Would it be possible to make up both white and black T shirts and just reverse the logo colors with in the same price range?

[Dennisthe Menace]

Hey guys, glad you like my logo idea. The colors and the circle "M" are only what they are because that is what I could find to put together quickly in MS Paint. If we want to go with this logo, we could change the colors to be more suitable to whatever color shirt we want. The MBP shirts are three color (white, black and gold) on a blue shirt. So, with that in mind, here's another HACK attempt at the logo, this time greyscale on a black background. If we decide this is something we want to go with, I can ask Karen from the band (a graphic designer by day) if she can clean up the design and make it t-shirt ready, and get some price quotes.

No offense, but it looks more "CHROME" than anything else , and it reminds me of a
NIGHTMARE GUITAR I had to deal with when I worked at a National Chain Music Store.