Four-color plasticol print with a single white back print. Garments, donated by Nike, included regular cotton, unisex shirts and girl-cut, self-wicking, "dry-fit" cotton shirts which were elastically.
A very detailed one-color print on shirts and hoodies that had insanely small reversals (especially on the back tag) to keep from filling in. After some slight troubleshooting and slow printing, it came out great and with a little attention, the reversals stayed open.
Plasticharge ink (with white) print on 100% cotton American Apparel. Oversized front print with the lower back print deliberately over the shirt's bottom seam.
Four custom colors on the front with a single-color print on each sleeve. About 5,500 shirts. Averaging 500 shirts an hour, the job was running fast on the old Gauntlet automatic press and was messy... and tiring.
Diesel Fuel Prints (bottom photo is old location by Burnside and MLK). Thanks to Jenna for getting me the job at DFP. And thanks to Andy for the opportunity of a lifetime and advice.