How to put a design onto a real t-shirt photo in CorelDRAW

[@chukwunyereifeanyi1537]

Please sir I wanted to ask if i finish designing a t-shirt on corel draw can the t-shirt be printed out or do I have to buy t-shirt/polo for the designs to be printed on it. Thank you sir

[@screenprintartist]

You can make transfers, screen prints, or if you have a dtg machine you can save it as a .png and print it directly

[@nopeee500]

How did you get rid of the background?🥺

[@screenprintartist]

essentially you are using an object to create a border to nest the image into - you can then have the object with the image inside it float on top of the other image

[@viralvideos7066]

10:42 how did u do it???

[@screenprintartist]

I deleted the background - this was a vector graphic that was imported so I could delete separate pieces - if you want to learn how to delete the background of a photo to place that is the other tutorial: kzbin.info/www/bejne/lYempmuOiMuXfs0

[@LarryBlue55]

I am curious, what year of software are you using for CorelDraw and can I use Hue Saturation on coreldraw also can I curve the text words to the shape of the Oval shape lines or a 360 degree circle? I also would like to find out if there is a CATALOG for knowing the steps where two start and what everything is used for with CORELDRAW each features are for certain projects?

[@pavneetsingh4445]

Can I download a picture if t shirt and import it into corel ?? Will that work ? Thanks in advance

[@screenprintartist]

Yes you can import photos to use as a background - this is covered in a previous tutorial of mine: kzbin.info/www/bejne/opbZiGawnN95pKM

[@pavneetsingh4445]

@@screenprintartist Thank you sir

[@motivationmastery7116]

how did you remove the background of the image?

[@screenprintartist]

Assuming you mean the background of the shirt image - in CorelDRAW you create a shape around the outside edge of the shirt and then "powerclip" it into the object. So the background of the shirt doesn't show. Only the areas that fall inside of the border of the shape are shown and the resulting object can be put onto various sales sheets, etc.

[@juliusbobbytaala6266]

is the image a vector? or a jpeg?

[@screenprintartist]

The image was a photo/jpeg - then it was powerclipped into a vector

[@juanmillete461]

how to fucking get rid of the background in 10:43 !!!!!!!!!!!!!! icant find how to do it

[@screenprintartist]

do you mean the distress filter? It has no fill and only an outline (it is a monochrome bitmap in corelDRAW - where the fill becomes transparent when it is turned to none) the other background was a square which I deleted

[@kevinvarghesephilip]

Hi ! I tried using power clip but It’s showing error “ the object you clicked is invalid “

[@screenprintartist]

Kevin Philip - several things to Check - make sure the object you are trying to powerclip into isn’t grouped and that you are not clicking on the bitmap by mistake - don’t forget you have to trace the bitmap and then ungroup and powerclip into the traced vector object

[@MikeJones-gj5fm]

Really good tutorial! Thanks

[@salmantechpoint7465]

O .. waaaooo . Amazing 😱 . nice skills ..

[@AnandKumar-wp6mu]

Please Hindi language sir

[@screenprintartist]

I will see about making a cc for it - perhaps that could be translated by google

[@fsrvd]

you talk too much!!!