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We have another professional Psd Premium tutorial exclusively available to Premium members today. If you want to take your Photoshop design and print skills to the next level, then we have an awesome tutorial for you. Discover how to use Photoshop tools to create a well composed t-shirt design and then advanced techniques to prep this artwork for four color process printing. Learn more about this informative and advanced tut at the jump!
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T-shirt design is the new hot topic on the web, and missing out on this big catch would be a shame. In this tutorial, we’ll create a design by mixing some awesome resources and using our artistic eye for color and composition. We’ll also learn the advanced techniques needed to prep this t-shirt for four color process printing.
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This tutorial takes you through each step in creating this unique t-shirt design and then the advanced professional techniques in how to prep this artwork for four color process printing. Premium members can Log in and Download! Otherwise, Join Now! Below are some sample images from the tutorial.
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cool, gotta check that one out
I think that the colors are too dull.
What do you think?
yeah bodhi, its dull
This design is great because the inks needed to produce a 4-color process print on a tshirt are never bright!. bright colors are almost impossible without adding additional spot colors
I like them,it has a great pastel look.
looks cool!
as like as your gravator!
The end product is pretty snazzy
Thanks for sharing. But sad to say, i’m not a member, can’t afford. So i can’t benefit most from it.
Here’s a free tutorial.
Edit:
Oops forgot the link.
http://vimeo.com/2811225?pg=embed&sec=
Thanks, man! really appreciate it
wow ! cool one… going to try now…
Oh man another shirt tutorial! I love you guys.
his tutorials all have such dull colors only
except Neon light typography
looks like i need to renew my account and get some more plus tuts downloaded. good stuff.
Maybe he is colorblind
Just kidding, I love his tutorials. They’re all great stuff – despite the color backlash.
This is nice one. That’s why I love being a plus member:D
I’m sure it’s a good tutorial, but me being someone with fashion sense, I really would not buy that. Ever. I’d rather die.
I second, wouldn’t be caught dead wearing that.
You’d rather die than buy a shirt? You either have terribly little to loose, or you’re waaaay too up tight with fashion.
I’m guessing that you would go out of the door in a bin-liner if it kept you warm…
its different but I prefer more vibrant colors for t-shirts…
Looks like a great tutorial Alex,
There’s nothing to stop the designer asking his printer to use fluorescent versions of the cyan, magenta and yellow inks if you wanted a more vibrant effect – it’s all down to taste!
Thanks Mark. That’s a good tip I haven’t thought about, also mainly because I wanted it to have a soft feel, or as everyone else puts it, “dull”.
very true, Mark, it’s all down to taste
. Great job Alex.
Thanks
Hey, I was looking for something like this for the longest while!.
You guys definitely are a great graphics resource.
Great work.
Awesome, usable tutorial.
Hi…I was wondering , where did you find this images of animals…do you have a link?…by any chance?
CYMK has always been a darkside for me.
Thanks for the inputs
yeahhh right….4 colors printing process always help me in my shirt printing…
come on!!! show them in black background….
“great tutorial dudes!!!”
Nice work
This would never fly on a real screen. The dot pattern is entirely too small with little to no resolution to the actual halftone itself. Before converting the content with the halftone filter, make sure your image resolution is at least 1200 dpi. Otherwise, your printer will call you within moments of it hitting their laser printer, complaining that you have no clue what you’re doing.
Completely and totally out of touch with any for of apparel imprinting other then sublimation…..
I agree with Dave. This is completely wrong and woudl never fly. Hint #1, you should be using your channels palette not layers. Stick to the web kids
nice art