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Somewhere like Canva, Vistaprint, Smugmug, Printify? Alternatively just google workwear places near you, they almost always do printing. I get my companies' t-shirts done at a local embroidery place who also does heat-press logos. Look for screen printers as well, although screen printing is often charged by colour and it adds up pretty quick (that's why we use heat press). Be prepared for a minimum order from small providers.
It'd be a good idea to add your location to your profile to narrow down the suggestions a bit.
Great image. I bet you could sell a bunch of them here. Someone will suggest photo-shopping out the horizontal grill bars on the XK.........don't do it. ;-)
Count me in for one if you get them.
Last edited by David993S; Feb 13, 2024 at 09:31 AM.
Great image. I bet you could sell a bunch of them here. Someone will suggest photo-shopping out the horizontal grill bars on the XK.........don't do it. ;-)
Count me in for one if you get them.
Creating the T shirts is easy but the artist (see signature lower left corner) owns the image. Quality is professional so getting permission is an issue.
Agreed, if someone wanted to sell them. But if you order your own, well...
Any idea where the image came from? It’s cool. I went looking on line. No luck but there’s lots of Jaguar art and shirts. Generally predictable image and style. E type left front. Artsy impressionist so blurry I can’t tell if it’s actually a car. Car is often standing rather than moving. I’ll keep looking. It would be a great t shirt.
Any idea where the image came from? It’s cool. I went looking on line. No luck but there’s lots of Jaguar art and shirts. Generally predictable image and style. E type left front. Artsy impressionist so blurry I can’t tell if it’s actually a car. Car is often standing rather than moving. I’ll keep looking. It would be a great t shirt.
Just stumbled across it a few weeks ago. No idea the source.
Just guessing, but I think that this illustration was made early in the production years of the x-150 as part of marketing efforts. If I recall, the naturally aspirated was delivered before the supercharged version of the 4.2. Could be wrong, but that's probably why the hood louvers aren't visible.
I did include pictures. I'm sure you saw the 09 Portfolio on Bat sold for 24. Was really tempted but top, auction fee, shipping and small repairs (500) roughly 5,380
I designed a tshirt online using this image. I didn’t buy it yet. It’s a signed image, but for one nobody is gonna care. It’s not a ‘15 like mine, but the color is right and it’s close enough.
Saw this old thread and couldn’t resist adding something. If the photo you have is clear enough, you could run it through an AI upscaler to sharpen the artwork before sending it to a print shop. Has anyone tried recreating the graphic using vector tracing? That might get it close to the original without losing detail.
You could snap a clean photo of the artwork, trace it, and send it to a local print shop; I’ve done that with a few car‑nerd designs that had vanished from the internet. I once reused a vector I made for a custom cycling jersey for team, and the print quality came out way better than I expected, so the same approach should work nicely for your shirt too.
