LindaBabe
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GOOD Morning, Happy Cruisers!
Welcome aboard! Our party is me, my husband and our two teddy bears.
I like that - busy but not jangly.
Val's Great, No Doubt! LOVING all her designs and this discussion.
I never particularly liked the colors, brown makes me look like mud, but I LOVED the design, and would find a way to work with the color.
Primarily, I'm thinking wearable, here - You appear to be an afficianado of Hawaiian shirts, Bob, and you live in SUNNY California, where clothes tend to be more casual and colorful. It's great that you're not afraid of color.
But for some of us, living in darker climes, we're used to wearing more "conservative" (you can read "boring" for that) clothing. If I'm buying a 25 - 30 dollar shirt, I'd like to be able to wear it more than once, and occasionally even in my everyday life. If it's flaming pink Hybiscus with Characters in their natural colors, that's seriously NOT going to happen at least for me.
It's another glorious day here, in the great north east. Hope it will be where you are, too! Happy day, all.
if you can add me to the list. the roommate and me w/ pal mickey will be on the ship for Hawaii![]()
Welcome aboard! Our party is me, my husband and our two teddy bears.
I like that - busy but not jangly.
This is the Bob half of Valbob reporting. Editorializing, really. Whatever Valerie has made, and she's put a lot of time into learning how to make things with Photoshop Elements, are just ideas. The shirtmaker will do almost anything as long as we provide high-resolution images. However, Valerie found all of the graphics on the web, and many are much too jaggy or anti-aliased.
The samples are starting points, and several of you have shared ideas that allow the group to refine its requests.
And, since my opinion is just another one of many: I don't like dull colors, and I think brown and green is camouflage, not tropical excitement. Of course, Valerie promised me she'd take my opinion from this forum the way she takes my suggestion for how to season a casserole. But what do you think?
Anyway, I have more than 150 tropical-print shirts. I really, really like Hawaiian shirts, and it makes me sort of picky. First, I want sharp prints. Next, I like bright colors and either a good monochrome (shades of just one color, with white and maybe black) or some surprising combinations. Think of the color of road signs at WDW -- purple, red and yellow-orange. Who'da thunk it, but it looks pretty neat.
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Val's Great, No Doubt! LOVING all her designs and this discussion.
I never particularly liked the colors, brown makes me look like mud, but I LOVED the design, and would find a way to work with the color.
Primarily, I'm thinking wearable, here - You appear to be an afficianado of Hawaiian shirts, Bob, and you live in SUNNY California, where clothes tend to be more casual and colorful. It's great that you're not afraid of color.
But for some of us, living in darker climes, we're used to wearing more "conservative" (you can read "boring" for that) clothing. If I'm buying a 25 - 30 dollar shirt, I'd like to be able to wear it more than once, and occasionally even in my everyday life. If it's flaming pink Hybiscus with Characters in their natural colors, that's seriously NOT going to happen at least for me.
It's another glorious day here, in the great north east. Hope it will be where you are, too! Happy day, all.