This post is follow up of the RHS Chelsea Flower Show. I have designed posters, women’s tote bag, women’s t-shirt, men’s tote bag and now I have designed a men’s t-shirt. I have tried to follow same pattern as with the ladies t-shirts.
I wanted to produce a unique range of t-shirts for men. I am aware of the importance to create something unique to attract the attention of the audience.
Objective
I set myself task to produce range of memorabilia t-shirts accompanying The Chelsea flower show something featuring flowers in unusual arrangements.
In addition to these I have also create a limited edition which I have called “Designer’s Favorite”. Please see below.
Next images is a brand identity example.
I am done with my designs. The last thing what I have to do is to advertise it. The next few images will be of me promoting my t-shirt brand and trying to reach my customers through advertising in the magazines.
Why is important to advertise?
Magazines offer advertisers highly targeted audiences. … Due to the breadth and depth of magazine titles available to consumers, advertisers are able to pinpoint their target market and then purchase ad space in the magazines they subscribe to (or those they steal from the dentist’s office).
Credits:
without the work of other people I wouldn’t about to finish this project. For this very reason I will give credits.
Free t-shirt mock-up
Background psd created by freepik – www.freepik.com
https://www.freepik.com/free-psd/young-skater-with-grey-t-shirt-s-mock-up_1211185.htm
Brand identity mock-up, which wasn’t free
https://www.vectorstock.com/royalty-free-vectors/brand-identity-vectors
Skeleton on the skateboard
https://www.greatdanegraphics.com/skeleton-skateboarding
