what if we come up with three, four more design ideas, and vote on which one to use at the gathering?  

just sayin, this is rapidly devolving into 'lets just draw on a fruit-of-the-loom with a sharpie'.  

time isnt sittin still.  most of it is well behind us, now.  this is way, way behind schedule.  

is anybody even keepin the counts?  either of them?  

so, steal from neverthrive [again], before someone else gets around to stealing from neverthrive [again]?  

one of these days, ima send that guy a cashiers check for no reason.  people sell lazy work-overs of his art at the gatherings and the cons like it aint shit. 

at this point, hes probably the most underrated juggalo graphic artist out there.  and maybe the most widely jacked.  

There's a DIY Tie-Dye business up the street from me. I'll run this by them and see what they say.

I think the Mickey tie-dyed is done by waxing the fabric in an outline of Mickey before dying it. The alien tie-dyed is a better look and done by pulling the fabric up in way that results in the alien shape after dying. Not sure how hard it would be to pull the fabric together correctly to capture the intricacy of the Faygoman outline.

I think the idea about bringing white shirts and a tie-dye kits could be great. If you are sure you can successfully create a Faygoman via the Alien style tie, you could just wax-mask any words above or below it to identify it as the 2018 Gathering or whatever. This could all be done at the Gathering making the shirt part of the Gathering experience. The process would probably need to be streamlined enough so that it doesn't take too much time to make or people won't do it. Planning a specific time and day of the Gathering to do it, I think, would not turn out well. It needs to be able to be done with a flexible time schedule (of course allowing for drying). Contingencies should be thought out in advance incase of things like unfavorable weather conditions.

Great idea but I wouldn't want to manage it. Managing projects at the Gathering is tough and success requires adaptability.