Re: Conlang T Shirt
From: | Fabian <rhialto@...> |
Date: | Tuesday, October 26, 1999, 21:05 |
Hi all,
I will see the man tomorrow about the material. He should bring some samples
of his graphic layout work and heavily-washed T-shirts as evidence that they
will stand the repeated washing. I was actually offered two prices, with
cheap and nasty material being GBP 1 cheaper.
Because of production efficiencies, the T-shirt will be either black on
white, or white on black. This is not a choice for you. I will make the
decision based on a majority preference choice while taking requests. Also,
bear in mind that at the moment, I am just taking requests. Send no money
yet.
On the topic of money, is there anyone who would have difficulty sending the
money in GBP?
I intend to get a sample of the graphic online before comissioning the
T-shirt, we shall see what happens.
T-shirts and shrinkage: I will report shrinkage once I see the samples. As
far as sizes are concerned, I expect to comission a mixture of large and
extra-large sizes (ie 2 sizes). I will try to find out what that means in
inches or cm.
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Sally and other Johnny-come-latelies ;)
Thr rules are:
I need, in no particular author,
Your name
the language name, as commonly written in English
A romanised translation of the text
A high quality graphic of the text if it is in a unique font
Certain unusual real world scripts can be sent as text - contact me first.
Graphic files should be equivalent to text at 72 points, or one screen inch.
Please also indicate which way is up :)
If the text is in Latin script, do say so - don't just assume I will know.
btw Sally, I thought you did have a Teonaht script, no?
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languages Wanted:
Chinese
Korean
Arabic
Greek
Russian
Hindi
Quenya
French [we're working on it]
Just because yours isn't specifically mentioned here, doesn't mean it isn't
wanted. These are mostly chosen for the distinctive scripts.
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I will leave out a list of conlangs wanted/received, as it hasn't changed
much. Those who have not sent languages, you know who you are.
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Fabian
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