Your favorite book on a t-shirt!

[Padfoot]

Hey guys.

My partner and I are creating book-related t-shirts, coffee mugs, and totes. We have several designs up currently, but if you want your own personal creation, we would love to work with you on that as well.

We have designs from Alice in Wonderland to The Fountainhead, and we are working on getting them all made in the next few weeks.

If you have any suggestions, criticisms, or want us to work with you one-on-one you can leave a comment here, or on our blog, or email me at [e-mail].

I know as a book nerd it's hard to find a great coffee mug with the mad hatter on it, so if you're in the same boat then we will fix that problem! :)

http://goodbooksinc.blogspot.com/2008/12/good-books-inc-designs.html

[Charley Brindley]

Hi Padfoot,

What a great idea.

I checked with a t-shirt silk screen printer for an estimate on my book
cover, "Hannibal's Elephant Girl". He said he could only do 4 colors
so he couldn't help me. You can see the cover art at http://www.ariionkathleenbrindley.com/

I'll go back to your webpage and look around some more.

Charley

[Padfoot]

What a beautiful cover!

We are using sublimation ink...which is a gorgeous way to print. We could definitely print that on light colored shirts. For dark...we can print that with a transfer paper...so it will still look good, but it will be a different process of printing it.

Screen printing can limit your time and colors, so that's why we decided to go with printing on paper then using heat transfers.

That would look great on a coffee cup!! :D Let me know if you wanna throw some ideas around.

[Padfoot]

Hey everyone! Take a look at the new coffee mugs we printed!

http://goodbooksinc.blogspot.com/

[sari]

Great site! I look forward to owning one of your first T-shirts.

[sumthinblue]

maaan, I wish I can get some of your stuff in the Philippines!

[Padfoot]

Thanks guys!! We would definitely be willing to ship it out to the Philippines! It will just cost a little extra in shipping :)