Scottish Invention Women’s Tri-blend V-neck T-shirt

Scottish Invention – Women’s Tri-blend V-neck T-Shirt

Do you like inventions and clever ideas? Celebrate one of the most impactful inventions ever with this Scottish Invention – Women’s Tri-blend V-neck T-shirt. Celebrate the invention of television by John Logie Baird, a Scottish engineer who invented the first working television in 1926.

Supplier : Spreadshirt

Features

• Women’s Tri-Blend V-Neck T-Shirt is in stock. We will print it as soon as you order it.
• Softly flowing V-neck T-shirt for women. 50% polyester, 25% cotton, 25% rayon. Brand: Anvil

Available in 5 colours. Black, Navy Heather, Heather Red, Heather Bronze, Deep Heather

Available in sizes S to 2 XL

Design notes from Scottish Invention – Women’s Tri-blend V-neck T-shirt

• We believe good ideas can start anywhere. But we believed not a lot of people knew where some of the ideas that impact our lives every day came from.
• John Logie Baird, a Scottish engineer who invented the first working televsion in 1926 inspired this design.
• Television was one of the biggest inventions of the 20th Century as it helped build the mass communication system that we take for granted today.
• Imagine a world without televised sport, soap operas or advertisements. It’s all thanks to JLB that we have those things.
• We sourced and checked the Scottish flag colours of Blue (#0065BF) and White (#FFFFFF) to highlight the Scottish credentials of this claim.
• We used a warp effect on the Scottish flag to create an impression that it was fluttering rather than flat.
• There is a slight warp effect added into the text using Adobe Illustrator’s Envelope Distort / Mesh tool so that the text wraps a little around the image of the TV.
• The TV has a metallic grayscale gradient applied to create a polished aluminum look.
• The font used on this design is called Impact. It is a Sans Serif font. We adjusted the leading to make sure the two words started with the same width.