Dunkin’ Donuts this witch needs coffee before any Hocus Pocus shirt
That would be as per his perception. I put a hard board in between your t-shirt take light brown and brown and draw a basic structure and some branches with a brush, then take the Dunkin’ Donuts this witch needs coffee before any Hocus Pocus shirt in addition I really love this light green, green and mustard yellow and go crazy on the leaf part with cotton or a comb, the sky’s the limit to find new texture plus it’ll look cool and you yourself made it. A2A presumably because I write about color perception. The graphic is a very dark color. It won’t read well if you go too dark. That limits your options, assuming you want an attractive color that isn’t overly bold. A medium blue or blue-green might work depending on the finish of the logo. I don’t care for the color yellow. You can contrast the logo somewhat by using a saturated dye, assuming the fabric has adequate weight. The wedding theme dictates the dress code. So if it’s a backyard barbecue, the shorts and Tshirt are appropriate. If it’s in a church and banquet hall, with a honeymoon in Hawaii afterward, wear something fancy for the wedding and reception and save the shirt and shorts for the honeymoon. If this is not acceptable, maybe some discussion is in order about the overall setting and theme. The clothes were first intended to cover one’s body but now the concept of clothes have changed. Now it is seen as a tool to judge a person, to categorize them. Somehow the real reason is lost. Now coming to this question. A woman, Well not only a woman but anyone dressing as per their comfort and choice is beautiful in their own way. This sounds like an anime plot or, if real, a one-sided relationship. 
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