SonicShack desktop T-shirt designer
As a former high school teacher I have had my share of T-shirt designing responsibilities. Usually you choose some premade graphics, insert your specific text and colors and have the shirts made. Or, you make your own really cool design and pay a lot extra for it to be created.
Design Studio from Sonic Shack makes things a bit more interesting. It's a bit like CafePress but on your desktop and more fun in my opinion. You can upload your own photos or designs (JPG, PNG and GIF files), and add text and clip art from the stock library. There is even an entire category for skulls in the symbols section of the library.
There are also a lot of font choices and options to rotate and flip images to make things more interesting. To use the free version and save your design you have to enter your email address and a password and name the design.
It's nice to have this in a desktop application. It speeds the upload times if you are taking things directly from your own drives and you can use it without worrying about it the web is going to be slow that day. I found it relatively intuitive to use so there was no learning curve.
You can print shirts for as little as $18.50 each, which, for a totally customized, one of a kind shirt is not too bad. You can also add the Sonic Plug-in to your website and sell custom shirts and make a profit as well.
Design Studio from Sonic Shack makes things a bit more interesting. It's a bit like CafePress but on your desktop and more fun in my opinion. You can upload your own photos or designs (JPG, PNG and GIF files), and add text and clip art from the stock library. There is even an entire category for skulls in the symbols section of the library.
There are also a lot of font choices and options to rotate and flip images to make things more interesting. To use the free version and save your design you have to enter your email address and a password and name the design.
It's nice to have this in a desktop application. It speeds the upload times if you are taking things directly from your own drives and you can use it without worrying about it the web is going to be slow that day. I found it relatively intuitive to use so there was no learning curve.
You can print shirts for as little as $18.50 each, which, for a totally customized, one of a kind shirt is not too bad. You can also add the Sonic Plug-in to your website and sell custom shirts and make a profit as well.
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Travis said 4:31PM on 8-23-2008
Without "Tall" sizes this is useless.
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archpope said 11:52PM on 8-23-2008
They need to come up with an alternate way to download. I clicked on the link and it just says, "Tey Again."
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Travis said 12:12AM on 8-24-2008
Did you tey?
Im not giving my name to a machine. said 12:06AM on 8-27-2008
This is super weak,
I fail to see how you can call this a "desktop application"... you still have to be connected to the internet to use any of it so you may as well just be doing it on the internet, just because it is on your desktop doesn't mean it's any easier or functional.
Bottom line: There are better programs out there, skip this one!
O'brian
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Vinny said 10:58AM on 8-27-2008
Any GNU Linux ones out there somewhere? Anybody?