I'm seeing the t-shirt graphic first, and bob32116's comment second.
I agree with bob32116 when it comes to the center hole being off-centre,
but I like it, and for sure, I'm going to type and tell you why.
First of all, even if this graphic isn't as big as the t-shirt,
it has an optical illusion for me, seeing the disc and hands coming out at me.
Sure, the disc looks off-centre, only because it's not flat and one-dimensional in front of you,
but slanted, a nice mid-point between the "Hadal Sherpa" graphic and the hands.
I'm seeing the Hadal Sherpa eye, not the camera eye at the end of the line,
that first saw the Titanic, yeah, I hafta keep saying that, James Cameron being local.
But I'm also seeing the Hadal Sherpa eye being symbolized by the disc coming at you,
having an eye-like look to it, with more detail than the eye between the words.
Uh, I like hard to play, but I just like to play that way,
because it takes too much time to figure out other guitarists' hard to play parts.
Hadal Sherpa, or sherpa, whatever band member you are,
don't worry about the money.
Just think of the disc as where the band is at now, as a recording act,
and something to sell at your gigs, or walking down the street,
or busking, retailing on the side... yeah...
sherpa! If you ever want to visit Niagara Falls for some top waters,
you better hurry over, because there might not be that much water any more.
Donald Trump, and he's not presidential at all, just a business front for the Bush Republicans,
is now saying the United States needs to divert all the water to make new hydro,
and is saying Canada should help pay for a wall to divide the river above the Falls.
The new diversion has lowered it so much already, you can see the river bottom,
and see through the falls to the rocks behind them.
Birds, big seagulls, stand in the water below the American side,
and the rocks that looked like they were sticking up out of the water,
now look like they are sitting on the bottom, having shadows under them.
Here's a camera zoom to the bottom of the rainbow, on the American side.
Too bad it came out sideways here.
One more serious suggestion, for those unfamiliar with the Hadal Sherpa name.
In the graphic, the lettering does remind me of psychedelic L.A. rock posters,
even Jimi Hendrixs' "Are You Experienced", except for one thing,
and it's not about being just black and white. No, it's not.
The "S" for Sherpa isn't slanted like an "S", definitely not like the "S" across from it, eye left.
If you're just trying to balance the design, without losing the optical effect,
I'd be using the ordinary "S" shape, and let the bottom curve of the "S",
be like one of the veins or tendrils that you have for your video.
The different colours are on both sides of that eye.
It's not easy, trying to be a band nowadays.
When you make even a home-made YouTube video, never mind an album,
you're putting yourself up against everyone else there, all your stars and favorites,
and when you start to try and record yourself, or get yourself recorded,
that's all it is, a recording, something you're holding in your hand that you want to sell.
Don't let the oppressive celebrity of any kind of fame jam down on your band,
because it's just coming from the plastic and broadcasting business,
that I'm sure you don't own a part of.
All I have from the seventies are Kodak Instamatic photos that audience members gave me,
and some cassettes of friends jamming and bands I'm in playing.
Look at what you've got, a real CD, and a very nice t-shirt.
When the deeps get too old and become the creeps,
when sherpa is no longer climbing, but whining about his diaper,
having that t-shirt to wear, careful not to drool on it, will help you focus,
that's'a for sure.
And you don't have to read free old man talk, if you don't want to.
I have not used that sandpaper, unfortunately.