T-shirt mog

When designing a t-shirt, you have several elements to consider for decoration: 1. **Typography**: Use bold and eye-catching fonts. Combine different fonts to highlight specific words or phrases. Consider using Bengali scripts or combining Bengali and English for a unique look. 2. **Illustrations**: Simple, clean illustrations often work best on t-shirts. You can design custom graphics that resonate with your audience or the theme of the t-shirt. Think about cultural symbols, nature, or abstract patterns. 3. **Color Scheme**: The color of the t-shirt and the design should complement each other. Contrast is key—light designs on dark shirts or vice versa. Also, consider the emotions you want to evoke through color. 4. **Patterns**: Repeated patterns or geometric designs can create an interesting visual effect. These can be subtle or bold, depending on the look you're going for. 5. **Textures**: Adding textures or brush effects can give the design a handmade, artistic feel. You can simulate textures like denim, marble, or watercolor. 6. **Placement**: Decide where on the t-shirt the design will be placed—center, off-center, pocket area, back, sleeves, etc. Each placement has a different visual impact. 7. **Theme**: Create designs around a specific theme—whether it’s a holiday, a cause, a pop culture reference, or something abstract. Consistency in the theme makes the design more cohesive. 8. **Mockups**: Always create mockups to see how the design will look on a real t-shirt. This will help you visualize the final product and make adjustments as needed. 9. **Audience**: Tailor your designs to the target audience's tastes and preferences. For example, a younger audience might prefer trendy or edgy designs, while a more mature audience might appreciate classic or subtle designs. If you have a specific idea in mind or need inspiration for a design, I can help you refine it!