Matcha Splatter Textile Artwork
Budget: $20 – $40 USD
I’m ready to turn a reference image of a matcha-olive water-colour splatter into two print-ready placement artworks for a linen-viscose shirt—one file for the front, one for the back. Each piece must fill an XL garment area (about 75 cm W × 70 cm H) and keep the hand-painted look intact.
Here’s what I need from you:
• Visual feel
The main splash should stay irregular, with a gradient of varying intensity that moves from rich matcha at the centre to softer olive hues toward the edges. Smaller droplets should be evenly scattered so the whole composition feels organic yet balanced—no harsh symmetry.
• Print-ready specs
– 300 DPI minimum, CMYK colour profile for reactive fabric printing
– Transparent background
– Final files: layered AI or editable PDF, plus a flattened PNG of each side
– Two separate files (front / back), each at full size
• Workflow & timing
I’ll supply the reference photo and placement guide as soon as we start. A first draft within two days would be ideal so we can fine-tune before the 3- to 4-day final deadline. My budget tops out around £25, so please keep the scope focused on the deliverables above.
This project suits someone who has produced textile or fabric prints before and understands colour integrity when converting to CMYK for linen-viscose. If that’s you, I’m looking forward to seeing your approach and getting this splash ready for production.
Here’s what I need from you:
• Visual feel
The main splash should stay irregular, with a gradient of varying intensity that moves from rich matcha at the centre to softer olive hues toward the edges. Smaller droplets should be evenly scattered so the whole composition feels organic yet balanced—no harsh symmetry.
• Print-ready specs
– 300 DPI minimum, CMYK colour profile for reactive fabric printing
– Transparent background
– Final files: layered AI or editable PDF, plus a flattened PNG of each side
– Two separate files (front / back), each at full size
• Workflow & timing
I’ll supply the reference photo and placement guide as soon as we start. A first draft within two days would be ideal so we can fine-tune before the 3- to 4-day final deadline. My budget tops out around £25, so please keep the scope focused on the deliverables above.
This project suits someone who has produced textile or fabric prints before and understands colour integrity when converting to CMYK for linen-viscose. If that’s you, I’m looking forward to seeing your approach and getting this splash ready for production.
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