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Mainly hand sketch and procreate

Kittl

My girl made it for me for my 20th birthday so idk

Nah, midjourney is the best. The rest looks very bad

Drew them myself in the program

@@DesignedByWil wow where can I find some good ones at then ?

@@MoneyBeingMade dropping some next week

@@DesignedByWil please do thanks bro

@@DesignedByWil still waiting on the mock ups 🤦🏾‍♂️

Yes , pod is so fast and efficient becuase you your limited on what print and how larger the print is. For more custom stuff you need a manufacture

Technically just called logos but in the design world it’s just a collection of branding elements .

@@DesignedByWil Preciate the knowledge bro! The content is solid🦾

I went to school for design but that was for web design and corporate graphic design. I taught myself most this stuff while working in the music industry while in high school designing music covers for artist

No , most likely it belong to someone and it’s better to safe then sorry when you have 50 units and a cease and desist letter

@@DesignedByWil ok thanks

Not at this current moment

time check it at 8:04

transform then warp and erase the extra is how I figured it out

Might do , most of it comes from UA-cam. Basically you kinda have to build yourself like a brand

Good idea, I do think this one might have been DTF / heat transfer.

I’ll probably make this a series and his name was the most requested on the last one

@@DesignedByWil not trynna be a weirdo r anything but his name is acc pronounced as in plaque like a youtube plaque. Just trynna help

@@user-yv5cj6ws4z appreciate it 👌

Not really , they don’t have the option for layer styles .

You don’t jump to designing clothing - start with an introduction into the program. Once you understand literally the basic like where the off set effect is or the rotation tool is . You start to pick it up like a secound language took me about 3 years just to get comfortable in the program so it’s not a very easy thing to pick up , unless you’ve worked in other Adobe programs

@@DesignedByWil thank you for this. I feel like I’m trying to rush the clothing design process too much, when I halfway know how to work the program as a whole. I’ll have to watch some more videos and get more comfy with the program. Thanks again!

You can’t fix this , this is just how pixels work . Same in photoshop etc

@@DesignedByWil hmm I see. I’m curious then. So the design is a wolf I made in in which I have in PNG, PSD and AI (Procreate don’t support AI), which format should I send the manufacture of the design for best quality then? Please and thank you.

@@user-pu9wg3qx8o if you have the illustrator file , then that’s by far the best option . But some designs can’t be made on illustrator so psd or procreate file 3kx3k is more then fine

@@DesignedByWil thank you for you quick reply. The thing is, I didn’t make the design, I only got procreate to work with. I only received the design from a designer in these formats. I can only import the PNG and PSD sadly. Though, affinity designer 2 on IPad might be an option. Should one learn it? It support vector files so I could import the AI and scale it to my liking. Only last question if you don’t mind. Let’s say I stick with procreate only and I scale down the design and place it on my hoodie mock up but the design do get pixelated and blurry/harder to see. Will that be an issue to the manufacturer even if I do a tech pack and upload the clear design there and drag a line to where on the hoodie mock up it is for reference even if it’s not showing much on the hoodie mock up but as long as I show the clear photo of what’s there on the hoodie mock up?

@@user-pu9wg3qx8o question 1 answer - never used any affinity products so don’t know . Question 2 you send 2 files one of the design on hoodie to display placement and print style , and you send over the design files as well , labeled print and production

Nah

This isn’t a website this is a design program - illustrator. And yes as you’re making these from scratch

coming to you next week - logo process start to finish with print