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Enter Our Trapt And Overblood T-Shirt Design Contests
We recently wrapped up our Super Replay of Trapt, and fans know what that means. It's time once again for a contest to determine our favorite t-shirt design that pays tribute to our time in the castle of whatever-her-name-is. But that's not all!
In past years, we've also heard from many fans that wished we did an official t-shirt design contest for Overblood. Well, you've got your wish! We'll be doing two contests, and the winner of each will receive a prize from the GI vault.
Here are the rules:
- No tracing! Submit only original fan art
- No backgrounds! The final image should have a transparent or solid color background
- Send designs as .png, .jpg, .gif, or .bmp. Keep the original PSD in case we need any tweaks
- Send entries to reiner@gameinformer.com (unless it's a sweet design for Goobers ring gear, in which case send it to me as well at dan@gameinformer.com)
Also keep in mind that the design should be good for a t-shirt. Crazy-detailed drawings are cool and all, but simple designs are often best. Take a look at our other Super Replay shirts to get a sense of what winds up winning.
Good luck!
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