Q: Printing on T-Shirts

[Likwid]

I know a few of you know your shit well and have experience which is why I ain't trying to get 50 different answeres from google. Anyway say I want to do designs and have them printed on to shirts for friends and fam, Do I do my work in CMYK? What resolution do I work at? Is there anything else I should know before I start messin with this?

 

[Kavie]

i've made t-shirts, but i didn't have them professionally printed...i used the iron-on transfers that you can get at Office Depot...i've done all my design in RGB at 300DPI...here are a few samples of the shirts i've made...

 

[Likwid]

Thanks man, I might try that to experiment with shit. Anyone else with some knowledge?

 

[OverDoze]

Lol yea lets all get transfers and look like tards walking around the streets with stickers on our shirts.

 

[Likwid]

or stay off of a help thread that you are not willing to contribute to?

 

[SLOWPOKE]

or stay off of a help thread that you are not willing to contribute to?

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[OverDoze]

Sure thing


















































YUP

 

[SLOWPOKE]

YUP

 

[underground]

lol

 

[SLOWPOKE]

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[Upheaval]

Yup