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luis fernandes <elf@ee.ryerson.ca> writes:

>     larsi> I cheated and used pnmpaste.  back6.gif is the result, and
>     larsi> it doesn't look good.
>
> I kinda like it. 

Me too.  I think XOR is the best we can do with one color.

With two colors, would it be possible to first print a large blue
logo, then print the white xfaces *on top of* that?

It would give an effect that was robust to the white/blue placement
(it wouldn't really matter much).  However, large areas of the shirt
would be printed on twice.  

The logo would need to be large, as the x-faces are mostly white, to
most of the logo would be obscured.