Show Your Customer the Difference.

[killergraphics]

This is not bashing anyone.

I just think it is important to show customers the difference between the work some shops do and what your shop does.

This customer even liked this first shirt...from the shop they were using...until they saw mine.





Customers can understand pictures or in hand samples better than just telling them the difference.

Contract printing services to the trade.

Prices @ http://www.killergraphics.net/kg_reg...actpricing.pdf

Work samples @ http://www.mytguys.com/

Thank You for L@@King.

Johnny

www.killergraphics.net
www.myTguys.com
www.USArmyOnly.com

[repogolfer]

Johnny,

Nice.

But you need to get permission from my ex-wife before you start making $$$ off of her picture.

Jon

[ftembroidery]

A picture is worth a thousand words.  That having been said, the upper can still be used as an example of a method of garment decorating different from screen printing.  Some customers might prefer it.  I know I've had a couple of customers that wanted the "rubber raincoat" feel to a print.  In my mind it's uncomfortable, but I'm not the one buying it.  Also a word about your penchant for puff in the white.....I've got a customer that absolutely loves the raised, 3-dimentional prints....she's also going to have us do some discharge/waterbase prints for the "fashion T's" appearance.

[killergraphics]

I do alot of the different heights of puff, some different color and height on the same design.

You can cheat on the discharge. And use a high mesh, thinned ink one hit.

It takes alot of money to stock all the discharge colors...unless you do it all the time..and have tested many hours.

Most of the time I just do it like this. And no one is the wiser.









Contract printing services to the trade.

Prices @ http://www.killergraphics.net/kg_reg...actpricing.pdf

Work samples @ http://www.mytguys.com/

Thank You for L@@King.

Johnny

[killergraphics]

Johnny,

Nice.

But you need to get permission from my ex-wife before you start making $$$ off of her picture.

Jon

Sorry...Checks in the mail.

[Dottonedan]

I would love to show examples of a (separated elsewhere) and a (Separated by me) kind of thing but it gets hairy. My sep competition is often my customers employees as well. Could become a problem to tick a staff artist off if they saw something like that.

I have plenty of examples of where I was assigned a job and did it in 6 or 8 colors versus someone who did it in 10 or 12.

[killergraphics]

I would love to show examples of a (separated elsewhere) and a (Separated by me) kind of thing but it gets hairy. My sep competition is often my customers employees as well. Could become a problem to tick a staff artist off if they saw something like that.

I have plenty of examples of where I was assigned a job and did it in 6 or 8 colors versus someone who did it in 10 or 12.

Dan I know first hand how yours are better. The one you did for me was great and you got it down to six colors like I asked, but showed more colors.

The difference in yours verses others is a bigger difference than the one I show that I did off the same piece of art the first printer used to do his.

Thats Why You are Dot-tone-Dan

Dan did this one for me.

It was a collector t-shirt for US and Aussie guys that served together for a year over there.



I even did you a XXL Hoodie Dan and just have not shipped it to you yet.

[Evo]

You can cheat on the discharge. And use a high mesh, thinned ink one hit.

It takes alot of money to stock all the discharge colors...unless you do it all the time..and have tested many hours.

2 bases, 14 colors of pigments. I only make un-activated batches of basic colors I use the most. Otherwise, no stock. It's pretty cheap if you watch what you activate and keep the waste low.