Halloween Discussion Forums, Costumes, Horror!

There is a site called liquidblue and they make some of the coolest halloween shirts I have ever seen. I want to order them all.

Love those evil JOL's.

Nice.

And not that Lord Grimley needs any more plugs, but his catalog has some pretty awesome t-shirts as well.

I think they do. My brother had one with green skulls all over it (in the same style) by the same company, and they were glow-in-the-dark.

I think this one may be my favorite.

Those look awesome.

Hey...I want one of those!! ha ha ha...that's awesome.

Midnite Shadow wrote:Hey...I want one of those!! ha ha ha...that's awesome.

it was fun to design, I did the design in Photoshop then took it to a silk screener and worked with their artist and refined the design to make it compatible with the silk screen process (it didnt change much at all from my original design) and then they used a 4 color silk screen process to make them, the shadowing they said was the hard part. I was happy with how they came out and they were a big hit and a big seller, I think I sold 100 ish or so....

the shadowing is hard to see in that pic but the letters have a shadowed dripping blood effect and the bones have a shadow on them

I am looking for nice Halloween themed clothing. I teach school and can't wear T-shirts. I really don't want to wear those dated sweater vest, turtle neck things either. If you come across any cool sites let me know.

I would love to have a nice skirt. White with a spider web design. I wish I could sew!

Do you teach at a public or private school? My mother is a teacher (K-3 certification), and she always wears t-shirts. Her favorite are her Roy shirts from The IT Crowd:



One of her third grade students saw that shirt and said "I know what that means.... It's global warming, right??"

I teach in public school. My principal has a dress code for us. No T-shirts, no jeans, no exceptions. I want to look professional, but still look like I love Halloween.

How about something like this:



It doesn't violate the "no jeans, no t-shirts" dress code....