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Obviously no tour would be complete without the official tour t-shirt. I hope you have that on high priority.

• weisser 13y ago
  Haha working on it! I was reading about bleach shirt stencils in MAKE magazine actually: http://makezine.com/projects/bleach-shirt-stencil/ http://makezine.com/projects/bleach-shirt-stencil/
  • davidgerard 13y ago
    Bleach stencil shirts can be ridiculously beautiful. They are also, for obvious reasons, quite fragile. Temporary wearable art.
    • hablahaha 13y ago
      They look cool, but man I hate the orange that bleach on black makes.
      • davidgerard 13y ago
        I had some where it was bleached up to straw-yellow. Looks gorgeous ... dies pretty quickly.
        • weisser 13y ago
          Sounds interesting - will look into ways of changing the color.
          • davidgerard 13y ago
            Basically, bleach longer or use a stronger bleach (which of course makes the shirt die quicker) or pick a black that is susceptible to your bleach (requires potentially pricey experimentation). It verges on alchemy :-)
  • shanac 13y ago
    You could use acetate, acrylic paint, plus glue to do a dyi screenprint on the run. I did this, and I have shirts that have held up 10 years :)
    • weisser 13y ago
      Cool tip! I've honestly been thinking more about getting the schedule ironed out than merch but I'll take a look at this method.