In a message of Sun, 30 Mar 2008 13:29:51 +0200, Dinu Gherman writes: >Laura Creighton: > >> My idea was the 'each delegate gets to paste his or her own projects >> all over his torso', but since we are at the 'thinking out loud' >> stage, we can consider more or less anything. :-) > >That's a lovely idea, indeed - a T-Shirt as a big badge! ;-) I think, >the trickiest part will be the logo collection and assembly, which >could generate a lot of manual work. > >Assuming that the logos will be coloured bitmaps, my own T-Shirt pro- >duction experience says that it is *really* hard to find a photograph- >ic transfer process (for making individual T-Shirts) that is able to >print stuff you still want to wear after more than two laundries.
Aha, I will definitely check this with Bret. This seems to be the clickshirt business model, so I hope they have already solved this problem. >Apart from that, the printable (and affordable) size is often limited >to A4, which is not very much, if you think about it, and certainly >misses the "over all one's torso" criteria. Another point to check with Bret. > >If it gets done right (and is still affordable), though, it would be >a damn cool idea, even if people won't wear it all the time, etc. In >any case it's a good use case to develop for my own software... ;-) :-) competition is a good thing. :-) > >Regards, > >Dinu Laura _______________________________________________ Europython-improve mailing list [email protected] http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/europython-improve
