If you do a 'glow" or gradient it makes printing on the sweatshirts more complex... run the design by the shirt printer before finalizing. a suggestion.
by the way I always encourage my students to try to take something from the parasha they are reading to add to the theme of their party ... and the one she has is PACKED with lots of good things...
OK I will work on it but need to go to work soon. so the Bat Mitzvah is actually on Saturday at Shabbat... but the party is Sunday... that makes sense. Maybe we should put the hebrew date on there... ???? 14 Elul 5776
we want her name in the logo, but shouldnt be the whole thing, no one really would want to wear that sweatshirt after the party, so looking for something that would be fun to wear after the party, and her name somewhere but not the main star of the design
The bat mitzvah is definitely Sunday. Alot of our religious clients prefer that, as they cant start till sundown in the summer months, and that would start the party too late, so they opt for Sunday. I didnt realize the significance of the birds, that is awesome. Can we make them a little more significant and the name less important, sort of like a cool shirt with the birds doing something, maybe dancing. I also like the idea of number 22, but the dancers feet have to be contemporary dancers, these ones look too old fashioned.
this is just a bit too young looking. This group of 13 year olds are very sophisticated, cool, urban chic. Need something more hip. I like your style though so hoping you would try again. Also not sure I want it contained in a circle, would like it more free flowing.
What she will read that week includes the mitzvah of shooing a mother bird from her nest before taking the eggs... a play on that would be fun Also are you sure the date is the 18th? that is a Sunday and the event is typically on the Saturday... (I teach at my synagogue)
Carol
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