Logo Color Adjustment for Dark Shirts
Budget: $10 – $100 USD
I already have the logo in a high-resolution PNG, but several elements are a deep navy that disappears on black or navy garments. I need those portions—specifically “JW,” “Transport,” “Let’s Go,” plus the short horizontal lines above “port”—re-tinted to stand out on dark fabric.
My first thought is a clean white, yet I’m open to any light tone you feel will pop without clashing. Feel free to show one or two quick colour proofs if you have a better idea.
Deliverables
• Updated logo on a transparent background, print-ready PNG (300 dpi or better).
• Optional: a second PNG proof on a black or navy backdrop so I can see how it will look on the actual shirts.
No extra formats are required—PNG alone is fine. This is a straightforward recolour; once I approve the palette, we’re done.
My first thought is a clean white, yet I’m open to any light tone you feel will pop without clashing. Feel free to show one or two quick colour proofs if you have a better idea.
Deliverables
• Updated logo on a transparent background, print-ready PNG (300 dpi or better).
• Optional: a second PNG proof on a black or navy backdrop so I can see how it will look on the actual shirts.
No extra formats are required—PNG alone is fine. This is a straightforward recolour; once I approve the palette, we’re done.
Related categories:
Graphic Design
Logo Design
Photoshop
T-Shirts
Adobe Illustrator
Color Grading
Print Design
Vector Design