Revealing Every Secret To Great T-Shirt Designs

[@bossibundlez4981]

That holding the shift button to size is golden!

[@VibingElements]

Awesome video... Thanks heaps :-)

[@Abdiwahab8]

very useful tips. thanks for sharing.. can you pls make a video on how to add grunge/worn effect in photoshop.

[@TheFlowerGuyz]

My boi coming threw for us 💪🏾

[@issa.garcia]

Thx for the tips! love your vids

[@stacyosborn4537]

Not sure if you answer questions-if not, maybe one of the subs can help me out…so Just a question…when you removed all the blacks area not just clipping and making transparent…is that for DTF only? And I doubt ayou would use a realistic photos for apparel…idk maybe upon request or a blanket…but like you say…it’s not what we like, but that was a realistic photo…but, I guess in this case you did. I am thinking more like scenic view but anyway, back to my question 😂 would we want to Always Delete all black if printing on black with DTG?? I’ve NEVER heard one person say to do this BUT 99% of them are tutorials for POD -DTG. However, I have watched a few video/tutorials lately for learning how to make specific type of designs and they we’re using Inkscape mostly-which is a whole other learning curve but I see the similarities in what you were in and the same wordings like line trace, bit, path, nodes, ect which are not the same as canva and Kittl ha! I’m sure they do the same bc I heard him mention they do they same but different ways…anyway, those latter videos i mentioned were small business at home I think DTF or crickets(?) they were DTF channels. I am a beginner and doing POD I don’t want to start out with returns and unsatisfied customers bc it looks terrible. I’m aware of the color printing verses screen (CMYK, RGBD-I may have those a tad wrong-but I know those) DPI, clipping art & transparent backgrounds, svg, ect but are we supposed to always delete all the black within the design when printing on black? Idk how you would do that in Kittl unless you vectorize it? And I don’t want everything to appear like a vector image. I’m confused 🤔 thanks for any help.

[@ExploreOurRock]

thanks man

[@fatihsolku0040]

I watched Kittl's videos, and I'm wondering if it's appropriate to take designs from Kittl or edit different designs to use and sell them. Is there any copyright issue? I would be very happy if you could answer this.

[@HustleNinjas]

www.kittl.com/licensing

[@jamesd1590]

I wouldn’t without editing, because I’ve seen some sellers on Etsy literally lift unedited exact designs (like a few stores have over 20 pages straight from Kittl) off Kittl and sell them as jpegs …couldn’t believe it when I saw it lol..and people have bought those completely uneditable files and thought they were getting great deals smh

[@christristan3057]

He's da goat 🐐

[@Godbodie_Gainz3]

Motivation

[@nunakiking2990]

Let's g🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@HustleNinjas]

🔥🔥

[@presserCC]

so use AI, scale things while holding shift, and make image a png in photoshop. lol

[@mangaindustry]

Ill send you a tee , I own the trademark WOLVES WORLDWIDE, darc sport doesn't.

[@jamesd1590]

But they are killing it….i don’t knowyour brand but they are very popular…