US Air Force Veteran Graphics & T-Shirt Designs

Practical Designer Notes Before Client Delivery

• Test in black and white—does shape recognition hold?
• Preview on both light and dark backgrounds—adjust stroke weight or fill if needed.
• Scale it down to 0.5” and up to 24”—verify legibility and proportion at extremes.
• Drop it into realistic product mockups (t-shirts, mugs, posters) to assess balance and presence.
• Print a physical proof—vector fidelity means little if ink bleed or fabric texture distorts detail.
• Confirm file formats: SVG for editing, high-res PNG with transparency for web use, EPS for legacy print workflows.
• Inspect layer naming and grouping—if it’s a design bundle, ensure vectors are ungrouped and editable.
• Compare against font pairings: Does it harmonize with your display font? Clash with your script font? Anchor your sans-serif system?
• Verify commercial license—especially for digital sellers, print-on-demand platforms, and marketing visuals distributed beyond personal use.

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