Rugby T-Shirt Design

I Dont like the text, we had to do something similar.

 

O I wanna be a Graphic designer I think you should move the gloss on the ball around and lower the opacity of it. Also change the text at the bottom to something A bit more simple in italics. I dunno thats my opinion.

 

The "Rugby" text might be ok. The "Respect all fear none" text won't look to good on a shirt though, I don't think.

Edit: Why not put the "Respect all, fear none." line on the back of the shirt across the top in larger letters?

 

Yeah good point Bbri its on a shirt so the bottom text would look weird
Edit: why not get stock image of a t-shirt and put your design on it?

 

Maybe lower the size of the "Respect All Fear Nothing" text and put it beneath the ball or on the back of the shirt, looks nice, please post pictures of the shirt when it is made.

 

Put the "respect all, fear none" on the back - at the top.

Also, maybe include something from your country (multiple designs - different countries)

 

Could you give out the .PSD so others can work on it and give there own touch?

 

Its decent :S

What font did you use?

 

I don't think the font fits with the theme at all. Rugby is a rough and dirty sport, and your design gives it a tech, glossy feel to it. I would have gone with more of a grungy look.

 

Why would he do that? Its for a school project by him, not us.

Anway, I agree with Riipped, its to tech, and pk k0nka, the text would look great at the back, just below the collar.

 

Because then people could really give there ideas, I know it is a school project but others can still help.

Please, i don't want to start a verbal war.

 

i liked that text but not rugby
change the design of rugby

 

http://www.dafont.com/blade-2.font thats the font he used

 

Oh yeah, Rugby balls don,t have those stitching things on them. They're different to American Footballs

 

I believe the Respect All text does not fit in in that spot it looks uneven, i like the Ruck Off text.

Maybe make the Respect All text smaller.