T-Shirt Design

RISE Student Board members designed a T-shirt to promote the school district's recycling program. The shirts were distributed to RISE Student Board members, administrators, and environmental club students and staff at secondary schools. The design on the back of the shirt illustrates proper sorting, an important issue the RISE Student Board members aim to overcome.

The recycling container graphic was drawn by a RISE Student Board member; the T-shirt layout by Ink Monkey in Davis, CA

An example of the RSB T-shirt design on a green, navy, and aqua T-shirt. The word, iSort, is shown on the front of the T-shirt and a graphic, a line drawing cross-section of the four main recycling containers (paper, commingle, organics, and trash) with appropriate items displayed within each of them, is located on the back. The text above and below the graphic reads, “Let's sort it out and talk trash”.

Three RSB T-shirts are folded to display the graphics, iSORT and cross-section of a recycling station, on the front and back of the shirt. The aqua blue shirt has RISE Board Member printed on the bottom of the right sleeve.

Draft drawing for the RSB T-shirt of a cross-section of a typical school recycling station. The four recycling containers are paper, commingle, organics, and trash.

Four by eight-foot white plywood sheet with “Let's sort it out and talk trash” in large aqua blue lettering.

The front-facing panel of each recycling container in a typical school recycling station setup has been cut away to reveal items that should be placed in each container. The items have been glued, wired, or sewn into the containers to fill the entire space.

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