On Friday 28 March 2008 19:46:35 Laura Creighton wrote: > I know Bret Victor who did clickshirt. > See http://worrydream.com/ > under 'recent interesting projects'.
I don't have Flash installed, unfortunately, but here's the Web site: http://www.click-shirt.com/ It needs Flash, too. :-/ > He thinks it would be cool to design a shirt where people could put > on multiple pictures -- say the logos of their software projects, or > their cats, or whatever. He's happy to write the software to do it. > I think it would be cool. > > What do other people think? I'm not the best person to offer an opinion, really, since I've gone my own way with T-shirts and design my own, so the attraction of a conference T-shirt is somewhat reduced from my perspective. A link-up for customised conference T-shirts is quite an interesting idea, though. Perhaps people can have their badges printed onto their shirts, too. ;-) More importantly, what do other people think? :-) Paul P.S. Sadly, my T-shirt provider of choice - Spreadshirt (http://www.spreadshirt.net/) - also requires Flash in order to put designs onto products, which for me involves choosing a shirt and setting the design colours. User Mode Linux comes to the rescue for that part of the process, however. _______________________________________________ Europython-improve mailing list [email protected] http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/europython-improve
