Hey guys... I got a TAD adventurous tonight. Best game I've played this year (in terms of actual replay value) has to be inFAMOUS: Second Son and when I love a game, I want to wear shirts that celebrate it. The problem is, rather than just create a typical shirt design like I do for all the other gamer shirts I wear, I went a little overboard with this one because I love the art style... and so it's turned into a full-facing design.
Now, I'm not the kind of guy to shy away from a challenge and I reckon I could probably do this in several passes (many sheets of A3 at a time) but I wasn't sure if it was even possible. CAN you sublimate on to an already sublimated shirt or will it lift/affect the existing dye? The last thing I want to do is to successfully line up and press the first sheet, then the second sheet press ends up with an area of the existing print in the press and it fades or lifts the existing dye. I'm pretty sure that I could wash the shirt in between passes and that would ensure that each print was colour-fast... but that means a six-panel shirt will be SIX DAYS in the making. I don't want to farm this out to anyone as I genuinely prefer to make my own shirts (I only ever wear shirts that I've designed myself).
Is it possible??