Shirting The Issue 

It's nice to see people agree with me and know what they're talking about. Marilyn isn't acquainted with commercial cameras, graphics techniques, etc...The Plaintiff didn't get what he gave, plain and simple. The Defendant altered his art. Not acceptable.

I agree lol I would never approve something that came out of our production department. Where is t quality control here ??!! Lol This was not a complicated order at all

Lol

I don’t know anything about this stuff but maybe they should’ve done a sample tshirt for him so he could see how it would turn out?

I want to video record you and the defendant slap fighting in the parking lot.

Also graphic designers which makes me wonder how much experience their designer have, some printshop owners know minimal design and that’s why they hire us (graphic designers) I have 15 years of experience and 2 years in production my husband has 20 years experience in both and we both are cautious of every detail. A lot of printshop owners only have experience in one department lol so they do tend to oversee quality over quantity

ESPECIALLY when it's their Own Artwork

I think the average person would have recognized this hot mess.

Then what happened to his hair?

@@stevecarroll6760 his hair is beautiful shut up.

Yes, she cannot control her flapping gums. Drives me crazy. I hate it.

She does it all the time

haha - used her words against her. classic@@bassdmin7436

but their response to it is important in determining their honesty, she's intentionally tripping up their rehearsed story to get real

She is the one in charge and she has the case figured out by previewing the case...why waste time..?

Hello beautiful 💐 smile 😁 ♀️ woman...

@@benjimanmwilliams4922 creep

@@SL-rh9og u need help 🆘

Definitely plus make them sign off no revisions

I do city work, often relaying messages between differing agencies, and every phone call has decisions or input that is crucial. So after every phone call I give and receive emails that highlight the phone conversations. I'm surprised to see any business not doing that at this point, because it's so easy to do.

Rightttt

She doesn’t let anyone speak 🤣

I came to the comments looking for this. Seemed like she cut the plaintiff off even more than she normally cuts off the litigants 🙄

She kept asking him a question and immediately cut him off....like give him a second!! listen it's a different style than what he approved. Open/shut

😂😂😂😂😂

That's a smart move on your part. It's much easier to turn a job down than to take on something you may have trouble with or cannot deliver altogether.

Yes. If done correctly, the t-shirts would have shown his great artistic ability. He was correct not to use the shirts as his artwork. Because it wasn't. Good luck from now on. You rock it!

Nope. His stuff is mad generic crap.

@@fjccommish you can tell that from one pic? Lol

@@oldageisdumb I was kidding.

@@fjccommish You might clarify on your comment because there is no way to tell your joking. It appears the opposite

Looks like it came from Wish.

That's what you get from a hand drawing. Maybe he needs to invest in some better software.

His original artwork had NO halftones used in it's rendering so the final product should not have looked as it did. The print shop fucked up, period!

It is not about a judge downplaying the art is about contracts law. The plaintiff needs to proof breach in the contract itself.

I felt like she downplayed his complaint as well. Yes, he's an artist, but those shirts were 🗑 like he said.

I've done enlargements for over 35 years and yes, you will lose definition in a hand drawn photo. I don't know what medium he used whether it was pencil, a felt tipped pen, etc...There are a lot of factors that weren't mentioned in this case so I wouldn't go so far as to call the Defendant a liar. I think Rick that maybe you didn't hear the guy say it had to be enlarged from a small picture to the really large copy meant for the tee-shirt. Maybe I'm not clear about your statement but you didn't mention anything about enlarging a small hand drawn picture to a rather large piece to fit the T-shirt.

@@getin3949 A

You are correct. The artwork can easily be vectorized, to allow for sharp, clear lines. The defendant didn't explain that option.

Most likely his shop is lower quality but he tried to advertise as higher quality

You don’t know what services the defendant offers. The plaintiff might have had a budget and the defendant was working within that budget.

Gross

Good ruling…

Honestly it was just a matter of playing with the levels and sharpening it slightly.

Thanks for the explanation!

exactly. they just suck at their job.

Yh it seems like he's not up to date in his skill

Facts!!!

😂💯

Really? A "scammer"?? lol. I seriously doubt that.

He won? How was she wrong?

@@kylahaynes4099 They said she was wrong about the process not about the ruling

Halftoning is needed for screen printing. Otherwise the lines become to broad and it looks worse. I am not in this industry but I am in the art industry and I did take classes on print work. I just think the communication lacked.

The fairly looks like she has a mustache. It's poor work.

@@kylahaynes4099 She knows nothing about using halftones which were NOWHERE in his artwork. The man totally altered his art.

That's just too much like common sense for them to do that.

We send out mock up samples with disclaimers, I always let them know that if it’s low quality so will their shirts. I advice them on what to do and give them options. I never run anything approval and so far they understand. I sometimes zoom in the image and take a screenshot and send it to them I tell them this is how pixilated your image will look lol sometimes it’s not much but that clears up everything for them. Not everyone understands that a small resolution image cannot be expanded and look good people think we can do miracles which we can try when is possible. Time is money and unfortunately I can’t afford to spend a lot of time in a project so I won’t do a sample unless the customer requests an sample order. But that’s rare unless we have a peculiar client than yeah we will spend the time given.

You are a lot smarter than the defendant ensuring the customer gets exactly what they want...good business practice!

It was the day before the event.

Every day is hump day, and it's not fabulous.

It's horrible I know.

So your husband is a crook too?

@@flo-dd5sw ooh good one...there you get your daily troll points since I responded?

You can do that but the best way is to put the drawing in procreate and draw over it and then send that over. Cuz the then lines will be darker and it's already digital. Then if he wants to color it open it back up in procreate and color it. It's best have artwork digital if you're putting it on shirts for dtg

No. He's human and was discouraged.

She's emotionally immature.

She's a judge not a journalist

@@ReinaZorra no she just doesn’t want to hear the bullshit that litigants tried to spew out to try and change her mind

I disagree. A proper judge listens, then renders judgements. Listening being key!

She is incapable to control her flapping gums. Drives me crazy.

He had permission to alter it. The defendant just had no evidence that he ever communicated to the plaintiff that the print quality would be so bad.

Wow! Fantastic! I’m in USA

Very surreal how we are in two different days! Happy Wednesday here. It’s not even end of the day Wednesday, still early afternoon.

G'day mate!

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Wednesday in the US! 💜

Was he?