Made another jacket for a friend's child. The front print is a copy of the original patent application for Lego.
Sunday, March 25, 2012
Thursday, March 15, 2012
Saturday, March 10, 2012
small updates to rowwest.com
Just added the padded shorts (finally) to a new Dragon Boat section of Row West. On the main site, the menu is on the left. Shirt info to come soon.
Also added a Quidditch section with a bit of info and some products to come soon.
Also added a Quidditch section with a bit of info and some products to come soon.
Friday, March 9, 2012
Coming soon - Row West Designer Unis
Here's a quick preview of the first design that I'm going to offer in the unisuit section of rowwest.com. I'll be working on new ideas all the time and posting them once I feel like they're good enough. Next uni up will be "The Grid" (previewed already in this blog) with flourescent base tone.
I know that dye printed stretch gear has been growing in popularity and I'm happy to be able to do it. I think that some uniforms are still best suited to cut and sew paneling, but dye printing opens a world of possibilities. I don't want to just make 'crazy' spandex gear. I want to make cool designs that are specifically tailored to the clothing - ie the difference between making a uni out of a crazy printed material vs actually designing where on the uni each element is going to go. It's not an easy process and involves a lot of computer work but the end results will hopefully be worth it.
This is a front photo of Spirotechnic. Will be available in two tone of your choice or full rainbow. Centre of circle placement to be determined (still deciding what will look best)
I know that dye printed stretch gear has been growing in popularity and I'm happy to be able to do it. I think that some uniforms are still best suited to cut and sew paneling, but dye printing opens a world of possibilities. I don't want to just make 'crazy' spandex gear. I want to make cool designs that are specifically tailored to the clothing - ie the difference between making a uni out of a crazy printed material vs actually designing where on the uni each element is going to go. It's not an easy process and involves a lot of computer work but the end results will hopefully be worth it.
This is a front photo of Spirotechnic. Will be available in two tone of your choice or full rainbow. Centre of circle placement to be determined (still deciding what will look best)
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