Motorcycle pinball shirt design

Challenge:
The shirt design is to be a Motorcycle-Rider's shirt with a pinball theme. It will be in brown tones. Add a lady rendered in a seductive pose, next to a pinball machine, with a firey border around the whole design, and pinball wire-ramps snaking in and out of the fire.

It will have an eagle at the top of the design with the text above it being "AMERICAN RIDER" and text on the bottom of the design.

Technical design requirements are

Art Specifications
Formatting your artwork according to the specifications below improves turn-around time, quality and allows you to have your custom Freedom Heat Transfers printed free of any art charges. If your artwork does not meet specifications, your account manager will provide a quotation that you can approve to have our art staff make the corrections or you can make the changes and resubmit your art file. Turn around time begins when approve artwork is received.
Freedom heat transfers are accepted in two formats: vector and raster. Vector artwork is made up of geographical shapes such as point, lines curves and polygons. Programs that produce vector artwork include Corel Draw, and Adobe Illustrator. Raster Artwork is made up of tiny dots of color commonly reffered to as pixels or points. Adobe Photoshop is used to create raster artwork.

VECTOR ARTWORK

SIZE
Artwork must be supplied at the final size desired.

FILE FORMAT
Adobe Illustrator CS3 of previous editions or Corel Draw X3 or previous editions are accepted formats.

PLACED IMAGES
All Artwork contained in the art file must be vector and cannot contain placed images.

COLOR
Use white in any area that you wish to have white printed. Do not use white to "mask out" areas that represent shirt color.

FONTS
All fonts must be converted to curves (Corel Draw) or outlines (Illustrator).

RASTER ARTWORK

SIZE
Artwork must be supplied at the final size desired.

FILE FORMAT
Photoshop (.psd) files are accepted.

RESOLUTIONbr> Resolution must be 300 ppi (points per inch) or dpi (dots per inch).

COLOR
Use white in any area that you wish to have white printed. Do not use white to "mask out" areas that represent shirt color.

FONTS
All fonts must be converted to curves (Corel Draw) or Outlines (Illustrator) or rasterized (Photoshop).

LINE THICKNESS
Minimum line thickness is 2.5 point. Non-print areas need to measure 2 points thick.

ARTWORK MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY A PDF OR JPEG PROOF. Click here to learn more about creating proofs.