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Re: conlang t-shirt

From:Fabian <rhialto@...>
Date:Tuesday, October 19, 1999, 17:39
Irinia, you pipped me!

I did some phoning around today, and teh best price I could find was GBP
7.50, assuming a print on the front only, and a print run of 12 or more.
This price was the same whether colour or black and white.

As I was going to say, needed are the text, in your con-script if you have
one. It should either be in ascii text, in which case tell me if you want
any particular font face, or in a gif file, in which case make sure I know
which way is up. If you send a gif file, make it as large as possible, as
that will help preserve image quality.

The phrase: "Your language goes here."

---
Fabian
Jkun li dik il-kitba tpatti it-tieba ta' qalb ta' patruni tieghi.
Jkun li jtaffi ugigh tal-Mitlufin u tal-Indannati.
Jkun li ilkoll li jaqraw il-kitba, qalbhom ihobbu is-Sewwa u l-Unur.
U b'dak l'ghamil, nithallas tax-xoghol iebes.




----- Original Message -----
From: Irina Rempt-Drijfhout <ira@...>
To: Multiple recipients of list CONLANG <CONLANG@...>
Sent: 18 October 1999 22:36
Subject: Conlang T-shirt


> Something gives me the feeling that people expect me to have the > things made, and I hereby volunteer if you all agree and I can get a > good price; I'll check it out tomorrow, but I expect something in the > order of magnitude of 25 guilders (8 UKP, 11 euro, 12,50 USD). I'll > get back to administrative details as soon as I know more. > > If I'm to be the perpetrator, I'll do it my own way: black with white > lettering and as many languages as possible that still give legible > letters (about the size of my fingernails). I don't think it's a good > thing to have only the best-known conlangs, and not only because that > would exclude mine; it's the enormous variety that makes us special. > > I'm collecting all text phrases; if you want it in your own script > please send me a GIF, black on white, preferably either with about > 1 cm high letters when printed or larger so I can reduce it, and > indicate which is the top so I don't make foolish mistakes.