It's already June, which means: time to make some Goodies for my goodie tier Patrons! I always wanted to print shirts, but doing unique generative ones in a good quality is not easy! But I found a solution: lasercutting stencils from paper and then bleaching the pattern ✨
I can get really good details with this method and now I'm super hyped to make a shirt collection.
So if you are a goodie tier Patron: check the article for size & color. ❤️
If you are not but still want a generative shirt: join now!
And yes, the picture is a pure stencil test to see how sharp I can get the edges.
Generator for final design is still in progress :3 🐦🕊️
@ff0000
I did a hand wash on those shirts and it did not really change. I think as long as all the bleach is washed out, I'm good :)
@ff0000
Ah but the bleached parts indeed became even a bit more white than in the photo.
@bleeptrack Maybe a next step would be to layer those generated designs? I am not very curious about how bleach could work in that way.
@ff0000
Yes, I also thought about that! Might also need a bit of experimentation on the bleach solution. Would be really cool to get distinct color shades!
@bleeptrack Totally! At least bleach is easy to dilute right? So in theory you should have a sort of "gray scale" of options with using only bleach.
@ff0000
I think so! Maybe instead of having different solutions I could also leave it on for a shorter time 🤔
@bleeptrack That looks really good! The bleed is very minimal! Did you already test how it holds up after washing it? As far as i know, certain printing techniques settle more after you wash it.