T Shirt Design: Create Your Own Clipart (Part 1) using Affinity Designer - Build up your library

[@sarahgreene8997]

Hi Juna. I started watching your channel about 3 months ago and bought Affinity Designer for $19.99 because of your straightforward and great tutorials. I absolutely LOVE it. I just stumbled upon this video from a year ago. You’re so generous with your knowledge.Thank you! Happy Holidays.

[@DetourShirts]

Great to hear! Hope Affinity Designer is working out for you.

[@samjp9176]

Super video again, thank you Juna

[@DetourShirts]

Glad you liked it!

[@Meloyadina]

I just bought Affinity Designer today, all because I've been watching you use it for months... so Thankful you have a tutorial list! I have never used AI but I really want to make better designs for my RB shop.

[@DetourShirts]

Hope you enjoy it! I got a few videos for Affinity but there are a ton on KZbin....If there is something you want to learn about it let me know

[@mlhnikki]

Thanks so much for the video. I was able to use it to make a paw print in Inkscape and then use that paw print on tshirts on a print-on-demand platform. Thank you!

[@DetourShirts]

Sweet. Glad it was useful

[@JJDezignsAntigua]

Awesome...this can be a nice weekly video.

[@DetourShirts]

Thanks. That's what I was thinking.

[@PaulissVegan]

Will you upload more affinity designer stuff? Looking for shirt design tutorials with AD 👌

[@DetourShirts]

Great feedback. I'm thinking about doing a shirt design tutorial with the clip art in this video. Thanks for the comment.

[@ColdChills01]

😁Thank you as always! In regards to the "heart " I used the pen tool an made the 90° angles.... then went to stroke but when I added the width. The out come wasn't like yours What settings are you using?🤔

[@DetourShirts]

So I made my line pretty small... try different sizes... I cranked up my stroke size to 60pt but if that is too small you may have to make your lines smaller

[@Lilione111]

Do you have to download each on the computer & then bring in each when you need them or can you save them somewhere within Affinity? Thanks for the tutorials!

[@DetourShirts]

That's what I do. I have a separate file that has all my clipart. I open it up when I need it... I don't know if you can save it as a clip art palette or something... That would be a cool idea

[@user-es9gw2jq8y]

You are really a professional but why not use the Illustrator program

[@DetourShirts]

I was just tired of the monthly subscription. Affinity Designer is one time fee between $40-$60 depending on the sale. It does everything I need. I still love Illustrator it is amazing. If it was free or the same price as Affinity Designer I would probably still use it.