Making shirts

I want to make some shirts with our name on them. I want to put Prairieland Reptiles on the front pocket area and on the back I want Prairieland Reptiles on the top and Springfield Minnesota on the bottom. Between the two I want a picture of different morphs of ball pythons. Is there anyone with really nice pictures that would allow me to use their animals to make a shirt? A big group shot of ball morphs that would be cool. Can someone help me make it happen?

Thanks a lot

Ummmm....if you want a shirt that represents your business....wouldn't it be better if you used snakes you actually own? Just seems a bit misleading to post a business logo with a bunch of cool morphs....but not actually have any morphs to sell or anything. :confuzd:

True. Thanks for the input. I just wanted a killer looking shirt. I have really cool snakes but I wanted a little more than cool colubrids, boas, normal balls and het balls. And my picture taking skills are no where near good enough to make a shirt with.

Thanks

Well, I hope whatever you choose to do works out for ya. :)

Thanks. I just don't know what to do. The lady that does the shirts said she would design something cool for us but she just went online and took a really awesome picture that someone had up and wanted to use that. It sort of looked like the new ball python star shirt from Eco wear. I told her we couldn't use someone elses picture for a shirt without permission. So I'm back to square one without any cool ideas.

how about having someone draw a pic for you? that would look cool and not misrepresent your company.

Great idea now I just have to try and find an artist.

there are many right here on this site who are very talented! sheree comes to mind...

here's a link to her site:

http://www.bluegorgon.com/

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Originally Posted by tropheusfreak

Great idea now I just have to try and find an artist.

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Once you get a logo made you can use cafepress, they're decent. You can also make your own. That's a link to my own blog and what I use to silk screen. A more expensive, better and similar method is photo emulsion. If you have any questions about the last two methods, feel free to ask me :)