The teen center I'm working at part time this summer has a YuDu screenprinting machine and I as the "most artistic" one have been tasked with figuring it out and then teaching others. I've made screens for screenprinting before, so I have hope that between my past experiences and a lot of viewing tutorials on YouTube I should be able to do this. To prove it, though, I have to try making a custom shirt with it, and that's where you all come in:

I would like to make one of you a shirt.

All I need from you is a line drawing you've done that you'd like on the shirt (thicker lines and less complex art will look better, I suspect), a shirt color, style and size. Again, keep it simple: I'm going to swing by Old Navy for the shirt so men's and women's tees and tanks are going to be the easiest to locate.

Some constraints:
-We only have black ink, so no colors.
-I'm only making one screen, so I can only do one, single layer image. I'm happy to stamp that on the shirt as many times as you'd like, though.
-I'll be making this at the teen center and showing it to my coworkers to prove I can do this, so G art only.

That's a lot, I know. But you'll get a completely free-to-you, custom shirt in the mail in the next week or so in exchange.

SO. Post a comment with a link to your art and your shirt size, color, and style. I'll choose a shirt to create by Wednesday night as I'll be making it on Thursday.