KITTL: 5 Ways to Manipulate Graphics

If you are working with elements like photographs, images and/or vectors, you may want to manipulate the graphics (change the way they look). In this video I walk through 5 ways you can change the way your graphics look! I also have a bonus tip at the end regarding cropping.
KITTL is an easy-to-use website that has hundreds of editable templates. These are great for print on demand, graphic design or any art project! This app works right in your web browser (no software is needed). It is complete with fonts, an illustration library high-quality templates and much more without the need for expensive software (and hours to learn them). Just click, add, edit and CREATE!
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[@Notch7Taylor-lq8yq]

How would you create gradient around your image as if you were doing a full back print on a T-shirt, but wanted to fade into the shirt rather than just a square on the back of the shirt?

[@keshvinkumar5770]

Hey Zen, I've started my own print on demand store since last October. I wanted to gain more traction in my store, so I created an Instagram account to promote my designs. Would you recommend that? And how would you do it?

[@zenwatercooler]

That is a great question - that is the big challenge with your own website (getting traffic). I personally like the idea of promoting your niche (to get a following) and then sprinkle in your designs (otherwise, it just feels like spamming). So provide funny niche-specific memes, or helpful info, and then also promote your designs