We challenge you to Design a t-shirt (that you would wear), and to post your finished artwork below. Everyone is invited to join in!

All entries to be submitted by 31 May 2022.

Please do spread the word!
#inkscapechallenge

Also, there are more challenges to come (next one starts 1st June 2022), so put it in your calendar.

Instructions/Information

• To submit your artwork, scroll to the bottom of the page and while logged in, click the paperclip (bottom-left) to upload your image, add a description in the text box (optional) and click "Submit Reply".
• If you'd like to post work-in-progress artwork, create a thread in the "Work in Progress" section of the forum, and post your images there, with the title "May 2022 Design a T-shirt Challenge WIP - [your artwork title]" (you are welcome to ask for help there if you get stuck). When finished, post the final graphic to this thread.
• This challenge will run from 1 May 2022 - 31 May 2022. There are no winners. These challenges are intended to inspire, to encourage you to share your work and to build a supportive community.
• You're encouraged to discuss and offer feedback/constructive criticism to others, but please be respectful.
• All comments and graphics must be in line with the Inkscape Forum Rules and Community Code of Conduct.
• Most importantly, be creative, give your best, and have fun!

We look forward to seeing your entries!

Challenge entries (so far)

While I think of something, I share this one made some time ago, with Inkscape, of course 😊

@mrks9 Nice. Thanks for sharing. Looking forward to seeing what you come up with next.

I had this idea today and jumped straight to Inkscape 🐟

Originally, the graphic shown was actually a video (created by me), which I have now recreated as SVG in Inkscape, including my logo. I generated the stars dynamically and integrated them later. If the many stars also worked with Inkscape, then please say.

Hi, here is my first try!

Inspiration and concept: My partner ❤EduGa

Vector graphics editor: Inkscape

Icons: Inkscape GUI Icon/Cursor Set 0.91
https://inkscape.org/~BobSongs/%E2%98%85iconssvg

Font family: Cantarell
https://fontlibrary.org/en/font/cantarell-v16

☺

This is what I came up with using the flat icon and trying to minimize the number of colors used to avoid extra costs if anybody actually wants to print one of these. Using gradients and other features available in Inkscape would have been nice, but can lead to difficulties in actually getting the artwork printed on a real piece of fabric. Ask me how I know... ;-)

Just a little joke for those who are overly curious 😊

Interesting designs already shared here.

My two below are simple.

@gonz4: Very funny, especially "intersection" and "select".

Another sikple t-shirt design I made.

The world has its views. God still has His News.

🤗🆕🤫

Very nice work. Marcos!

@ken10001000 Thanks, Ken 😉

Here is another one ... for humor and to encourage our thinking.

Obviously, this is a humorous reference, so I don't expect any copying problems to show it here 😄

Good one, Marcos.

Decided to create this silly one. Been one of those days I need to do more "blinking".

@ken10001000 I love that design. Thanks for sharing, Ken.

Thank you, Marcos. I'm glad you like it.

Hello, Inkscapers. Let's light 'em up.

Hi. What we all want ... even before the old song came out.

My particular small tribute to another senseless tragedy 😞

Here are a few more I made.

Hi Everyone, here's my contribution :)

@vikyr Nice. Thanks for sharing 😉

Remember the little ones. In our homes, our neighborhoods, down the street, in the hospitals, and overseas ... like in Ukraine.

Another one.

My last one for this month's challenge.

In my previous post, I mis-spoke about it being my last entry on this challenge.

I decided to add this one.

In our neck of the woods, several folks are "politickin'" for local offices.

I thought these T-shirt designs would be more favorable than all the mess going on around here.

Go use your Inkscape powers for good.

Some old material on a new mockup.

This is quite a different approach, but... Simple is best!

Below are two versions.