Thank you for watching! Do you think you will create printables using Adobe Illustrator or Canva? Let me know which platform you prefer! If there are any other tutorials you would like me to do on Illustrator, let me know in the comments!
You have no idea how helpful this tutorial is for me. I came here to learn about printables, but I've also learned so many tips and tricks just for my own general Illustrator use!
@@WhimsicalFamilyLife oh good u are supporting and behind the success u daughter homeschool.canvan more idea easy u work. I am accountants but I want to learnt canva to earn money.in past my sister teacher in school . I am glad u reply me thank u I am Mir Taimur from karachi pakistan 🇵🇰 which country u belong if possible u u reply me
This is awesome, exactly what I needed. Thank you for showing that it is easy to create printables to sell online. I hadn't thought to use adobe to makes these. Look forward to making some digitals!
there is a channel on TH-cam name GFX MENTOR. all courses are present free there from A to Z. like Adobe Photoshop, Adobe illustrator, Adobe Premier, Adobe Affer effect, Adobecharacter animation, Adone USER INTERFACE etc. all are free and detail courses.
This was a REALLy helpful tutorial. I searched for a while for one. Thank you for going straight to the point and teaching the basics. I am not fond of people that ramble for the first 10 mins of the video lol great job and keep it up. Def gained a new subscriber
I use canva because it’s so easy but I like your Illustrator tutorial. I’ve never used Illustrator but I’ve been thinking about subscribing to it and you’re a good teacher. I think I could eventually get the hang of it. Can you make more tutorials?
Thank you for all your great tutorials - this one in particular helped me so much! Designing is easy for me but I was stuck on sizing and packaging the digital files for so long - I can finally move forward now :)
WoW JUST WoW I have been following you for a while and I'm just now jumping in to give this a try. You are SUCH a good Educator. I love that you get right to the point and teach. Thank you So Much! However, now I have questions lol 1) Do you have a video on how to name your file folders? I have all the tools but it is a MESS! 2) How would you recommend organizing your File system? 3) What steps do you take to upload to Etsy once it's ready to upload? 4) Do you ever go Live and if so when?
This was so cute! yet also very easy to follow! I use Canva for ease yet it is also because I am not confident within illustrator. Thank you for sharing these!
Thorough and helpful! I use Adobe Illustrator, and it's so neat to see how other designers like the set things up. I've been considering selling printables for a while now, so I appreciate this tutorial. Thank you! 👍
Amazing video! Subscribed so fast :) I’m a graphic designer and have been wanting to get into selling digital downloads. Excited to read your free guide! Thanks again! 💓
Thank you Sandra, this was very helpful. I heard you mention something about Licensing for Fonts and I am checking to see if i have the proper fonts for Licensing right now. I am Using all Adobe Creative Cloud software. This little tid bit of information, has probably saved me from alot of heartbreak. Thanks again!
Your vidoes have been so helpful. Thank you so much for clearly showing how to do this. I made a few mock photos and put them in my etsy shop... followed your instructions on advertising on pintrest..just to see if I could get any interest. it has been less then a week and I have over 12 visits to my store and I don't even have real product ready! Knowledge is power... thank you for sharing it with us
I absolutely love your videos, you are one of the only people who describe HOW to even create these items along with the functions. Do you prefer making wall art with adobe or canva? And how do you decide which wall art to make with what app?
Thank. you for the step by step tutorial on adobe illustrator. I love the program just find it a little be hard. You explained it so well. Glad I found your channel. Thanks again
Hello, thanks for sharing your content, it is very useful, you could make a tutorial to sell only the digital designs for them to download, specifically aimed at designs for sublimation so they can send them to be printed on their t-shirts. What I would like to know is, exactly what color profile to use. Illustrator, either RGB or sRGB to save as PNG, and what should the color mode be? And also, what measurement would be the correct one to consider as high resolution to offer to the client? If you can help me please
Loved this tutorial!! I always thought I had to do image trace on everything in Illustrator which cause a loss of quality. Thank you so much for this video. Now I can use Illustrator for everything instead of going back and forth to Canva.
I love your tutorials, please make videos on fillable templates too, I always prefer Adobe, since I’ve been using it for a while. So if there’s a way to make template in Adobe, not Canva, I would love to learn.
Hi Ashley! I actually have not used Adobe Spark before but now I might look into it lol I've been using Illustrator for years and it's my favorite software :) It's worth trying out their trial version just to see how you feel about it. I'll share more tutorials on Illustrator and Photoshop for sure!
Great information Sandra you taught me a lot in this video. I love how You created all your art boards in the same Adobe file. It seem very organized and I loved your approach. I have struggled with this myself so your video was a great help thank you
Thanks so much Katie! I know I love Canva too and I do use it often. I find that Illustrator just has a lot more functions to work with. But definitely love Canva!
@@SandraDi thanks so much for your reply!!! 😊can I ask since the 16”x20” is a 4x5 ratio, am I able to print the file on any 4x5 ratio paper like 8”x10” using this 16”x20” file? Sorry if this is a dumb question as I’m new to graphic design.
Thank you for your tutorials as they are quick and easy to follow. Since this is a printable, should the original file be created in CMYK rather than RGB? I see that some else had this same question before me.
Hi! Since CMYK is for printing, yes saving it to CMYK would be ideal. However after speaking with others in this niche, many still save it to RGB and the colors come out the same. In my opinion, it depends on the printers on the other end. So everyone does it differently but technically speaking, CMYK should produce more vibrant colors
This is my biggest concern and roadblock! I've saved things CMYK and RGB and both can come ou horid and neon. I'm using a pantone colour guide with cmyk values and even then it can come out looking nog even close. I've been a graphic designer for 8years and this still is a problem for me, aspecially for printables. Any advice?
Amazing. I am subcribing... I am about to open my little e-store, and I didn't know how to save the images I created in Illustrator. Thanks you so much.
@@sanpls is it always best to design and save in cmyk for printables or should i just offer an rgb option for my customers? the files just get too big sometimes...?
@@annelikriek6294 Hi, CMYK is best for the printing process, I recommend to use CMYK color. I don't have much experience with printing with RGB colors. RGB color printing will depend on the printer. I have done a few RGB color illustration prints. The outcome is good with slight color changes. But It is alright. But there were slight color changes on the printed document. I saw bright colors on the computer screen, but the colors are not bright once I printed it. If you can do printing with both color profiles and check the difference with your own, the result will be great. You can see clearly the difference between RGB print and CMYK print.
I'm just starting out and I can't believe I haven't been doing this already for years! So pumped! Which is better canva or illustrator? I'm using a windows.
Your videos are just so easy to follow and I love how you get straight to the point yet explain everything someone needs to know! Question: I'm just learning how to use Illustrator and kinda playing around with it cause I want to create a couple of artworks to frame and put on my walls. I want one of them to be 24x36, so it's on a larger scale. What file format do you think I should save it as considering it's a large scale? I went on Etsy and saw that most sellers sell large-scale prints as jpg or even png but isn't jpg a lossy file? Will it print at a high resolution if I save it as a jpg (considering jpg is a lossy file)? I'm obviously going to set the dpi at 300 but it could still just drop the resolution and print pixelated and I definitely don't want that 😂 (Sorry for the long comment)
Hi there! I sell large digital prints as well and they are saved from Illustrator at 300 dpi JPG files :). I've test printed them and they were fine! Hope that helps!
@@SandraDi Thank you so much for your reply, much appreciated!! I hope you don't mind me asking, is there a specific reason you (and most sellers on Etsy as far as I know) prefer JPGs over PDF for print when using Illustrator? Do JPGs files print better compared to PDFs?
Thank you so much for this video! But, how did you set up that tool bar on top??? I do not have the icons like new artboard or embed. Anyone know how to get that tool bar up there?
Thanks for your video! Can someone use the printable wall art created by Adobe Express for commercial use, without having a paid subscription? Thank you in advance for your reply.
loved the detailed tutorial... so how do u get ur innovativeness to create such art.... do share where and how did u get ur interest to learn Graphic designing... Much Love
Hi! I studied Fashion Design a few years ago and one of the main courses was graphic design. I absolutely loved it and really explored my creativity when I was in that program :)
Very helpful tutorial Sandra! Thank you so much. I use illustrator and will definitely follow this multi art board size trick you show on here. Would you recommend starting from largest frame size then scale down or starting from the smallest and scale up?
I love your tutorials. Nice job 👍🏻. I look forward to watching your channel grow. I find Adobe Suite very costly for beginner use. I have purchased Affinity Publisher and find it very similar except in the price tag. Very pleased with it, but I am looking for tutorials on digital products using Affinity. Is this something that you might consider in the future?
Thank you for all this wonderful information. I'm in the process of starting my digital Etsy shop and not sure if I should go with Canva or Illustrator. I'm leaning towards Illustrator so I'm not having to pay for each item I sell. In Canva, there is a charge, isn't there? My assumption is there is no charge to sell through Illustrator, other than the payment for the software. Can you confirm? Thank you!! I appreciate all your help.
Hi there! That's a great question. I personally don't include an actual sheet. I include it in all of my listings. However I provide an "instructions" sheet with my listings and I am thinking of adding in a "legal rights" section. It just has to state that this is for personal use only and it cannot be re-distributed or resold. I would research the actual wording for this but I can share it in another tutorial when I create it :)
Hello! I've create AI png files following your instructions - thank you! My 16x20 png (16x20in art board and design) is only 3.7MB - according to research I did for that size at 300dpi (I did select that upon export) it should be at least 28.8 MB. How do I create the larger file? Thank you!
I'm so glad you liked this video! A lot of fonts are free to use but some are only there for personal use. It's important to google them and research to make sure you're allowed to use them for products you want to sell :)
hi, thank you so much for this tutorial Sandra! i'm using illustrator as well for my etsy shop that i'm going to start and i was wondering if their was a way to make it an editable template so the client, can change the name or date?
If I am a Canva Pro user, does it mean that I can use the designs I made anywhere I want even if I just change the colors and font of an existing template that I chose to use?
hi thanks for sharing, I just want to ask on how to import the editable business card made in adobe illustrator and for upload in Esty as digital print template? Thank you in advance.
Hi Sandra! First of all, I love your videos, they teach me a lot of stuff! My question: I made a canva design and I exported in pdf print... but how I put it in 300 dpi? Thank you so much!
This is a really helpful vedio and easy to follow. Thank you so much for such an easy tutorial. I have a question do you provide bleed with wall art? I am really confused about this.
Great question! I know some people do. I personally don't and I have not had any issues with it. Some printing places require it and others add it themselves so that's why I decided not to include it. But you totally can!
Hi Kristin! I have not used PicMonkey but I plan on experimenting with it soon since I know it's similar to Canva. When I do, I will provide a tutorial on it :)
Great and straight to the point video!! I’m having some issues of my design when I print even though my artboard size is the same size as I’m printing. I keep getting a white border around my print. Any advice?
Hmm it must be the print setup - I am assuming it's the margins. Did you try fit to page? Or actual size? I think it's definitely the page setup so try looking through the advanced options :)
Thank you for watching! Do you think you will create printables using Adobe Illustrator or Canva? Let me know which platform you prefer! If there are any other tutorials you would like me to do on Illustrator, let me know in the comments!
@smart trance thanks so much for watching! :)
I have AI so I like these tutorials. I love how easy you make it work. I am going to do this.
@@AquaBloomStudio awesome! I'm glad this is helpful! I absolutely love Illustrator :)
What program of Adobe would you use to create digital paper? Could you do a tutorial please?
@@pain.in2purpose hi! I would say illustrator and photoshop would be perfect :)
You have no idea how helpful this tutorial is for me. I came here to learn about printables, but I've also learned so many tips and tricks just for my own general Illustrator use!
I've been considering creating some homeschool materials, so this is timely. Your channel makes the projects seems doable. Thank you!
That sounds awesome Susanne! You can totally do it! No problem at all :)
Are u teacher?
@@WhimsicalFamilyLife oh good u are supporting and behind the success u daughter homeschool.canvan more idea easy u work. I am accountants but I want to learnt canva to earn money.in past my sister teacher in school . I am glad u reply me thank u I am Mir Taimur from karachi pakistan 🇵🇰 which country u belong if possible u u reply me
This is awesome, exactly what I needed. Thank you for showing that it is easy to create printables to sell online. I hadn't thought to use adobe to makes these. Look forward to making some digitals!
That's awesome! I'm glad to hear it and I'm excited for you! Thanks for watching :)
Good job, and awesome tutorial. Thank you for sharing Sandra.
No problem at all! Thanks for watching :)
I have never used adobe illustrator only Canva, but now I want to try it out! Thank you for the tips!
No problem at all! I love Illustrator so I definitely recommend it! :) Thanks for watching
there is a channel on TH-cam name GFX MENTOR. all courses are present free there from A to Z.
like Adobe Photoshop, Adobe illustrator, Adobe Premier, Adobe Affer effect, Adobecharacter animation, Adone USER INTERFACE etc. all are free and detail courses.
Thank you for making this information free. I just saw someone who sells this for $1k. I can’t appreciate it enough
I use Illustrator and totally appreciate the tips and tricks - more videos like this would be awesome!!
I will definitely do more of these! Thank you for watching!
This was a REALLy helpful tutorial. I searched for a while for one. Thank you for going straight to the point and teaching the basics. I am not fond of people that ramble for the first 10 mins of the video lol great job and keep it up. Def gained a new subscriber
So glad this was helpful!! And yes I love to get straight to the point because I feel the same way haha
I definitely agree with you especially if you have poor internet connection like me.
I use canva because it’s so easy but I like your Illustrator tutorial. I’ve never used Illustrator but I’ve been thinking about subscribing to it and you’re a good teacher. I think I could eventually get the hang of it. Can you make more tutorials?
Yes absolutely I will be doing many more illustrator tutorials because I use it daily! :) thank you for watching and stay tuned for more!
I've always wondered how to do this! Loved this tutorial!
Thanks so much!
Very good job, girlfriend!!!! You had great teachers and you have now become THE teacher! 👍
Thank you so much for the kind words! And thanks for watching! :)
I’m using procreate to illustrator. Love to see an In-depth video on illustration again
I will definitely have more tutorials coming up!
You have the best videos, it’s like you can read my mind! Always exactly what I’m looking for :)
Yay I'm so glad to hear that!! Thanks so much for watching and I'm happy these videos are helpful :)
Thank you for all your great tutorials - this one in particular helped me so much! Designing is easy for me but I was stuck on sizing and packaging the digital files for so long - I can finally move forward now :)
Yay so glad!
WoW JUST WoW I have been following you for a while and I'm just now jumping in to give this a try. You are SUCH a good Educator. I love that you get right to the point and teach. Thank you So Much! However, now I have questions lol
1) Do you have a video on how to name your file folders? I have all the tools but it is a MESS!
2) How would you recommend organizing your File system?
3) What steps do you take to upload to Etsy once it's ready to upload?
4) Do you ever go Live and if so when?
This was so cute! yet also very easy to follow! I use Canva for ease yet it is also because I am not confident within illustrator. Thank you for sharing these!
Canva is definitely a great place to create printables as well! Very user-friendly! Thanks for watching :)
If you want to learn illustrator then there is a channel with the name of GFX MENTOR. he is teaching all adobe software for free from A to Z
This is very helpful! Thank you for providing this information.
You're very welcome!
Thorough and helpful! I use Adobe Illustrator, and it's so neat to see how other designers like the set things up. I've been considering selling printables for a while now, so I appreciate this tutorial. Thank you! 👍
I’m an Adobe girl, takes time to learn but they are such powers tools.
Fantastic tutorials Sandra. I'm learning Illustrator & find your methods easy to follow. Thank you.
You're very welcome! I'm happy to hear that they're easy to follow! :)
Amazing video! Subscribed so fast :) I’m a graphic designer and have been wanting to get into selling digital downloads. Excited to read your free guide! Thanks again! 💓
You're so welcome! I'm glad this was helpful for you and I hope my digital product guide gives you some great ideas!
Thank you Sandra, this was very helpful. I heard you mention something about Licensing for Fonts and I am checking to see if i have the proper fonts for Licensing right now. I am Using all Adobe Creative Cloud software. This little tid bit of information, has probably saved me from alot of heartbreak. Thanks again!
Your vidoes have been so helpful. Thank you so much for clearly showing how to do this. I made a few mock photos and put them in my etsy shop... followed your instructions on advertising on pintrest..just to see if I could get any interest. it has been less then a week and I have over 12 visits to my store and I don't even have real product ready! Knowledge is power... thank you for sharing it with us
That's amazing to hear!! I wish you the best of luck. You will do great!! :)
You are such an angel that you share these valuable tutorial!! Thank you so much❤ I subscribed and will keep watch your uploaded video❤❤❤
You're so welcome!! Thank you for your kind words :) So happy to hear that these are valuable!
I absolutely love your videos, you are one of the only people who describe HOW to even create these items along with the functions. Do you prefer making wall art with adobe or canva? And how do you decide which wall art to make with what app?
Some really practical advice and pointers!! Thanks Sandra :) Keep up the fantastic work!
Thank you Sam!! ❤
Would love a step by step to how you’d set up a listing for this for the diff sizes!
Thank. you for the step by step tutorial on adobe illustrator. I love the program just find it a little be hard. You explained it so well. Glad I found your channel. Thanks again
You're very welcome!!
Very informative tutorial on Ai creating simple digital print. Thank you!
You're welcome! :)
Hello, thanks for sharing your content, it is very useful, you could make a tutorial to sell only the digital designs for them to download, specifically aimed at designs for sublimation so they can send them to be printed on their t-shirts. What I would like to know is, exactly what color profile to use. Illustrator, either RGB or sRGB to save as PNG, and what should the color mode be? And also, what measurement would be the correct one to consider as high resolution to offer to the client?
If you can help me please
Loved this tutorial!! I always thought I had to do image trace on everything in Illustrator which cause a loss of quality. Thank you so much for this video. Now I can use Illustrator for everything instead of going back and forth to Canva.
Absolutely! I'm glad this video was helpful :)
Can you please make a video how do you rank your shop in etsy? Your videos are so helpful.
I love your tutorials, please make videos on fillable templates too, I always prefer Adobe, since I’ve been using it for a while. So if there’s a way to make template in Adobe, not Canva, I would love to learn.
I'm definitely going to create tutorials on how to make fillable templates! Thanks for the suggestion :)
Very awesome and wonderful tutorial as usual, I was waiting for you video, great job Sandra you make everything very easy yo learn and follow :))
Aw yay I'm happy this is easy to follow! Thanks for watching! :)
And to add to my comment, the result was sooo adorable, that squirell is something else :)
@@afafkhaji5132 haha thank you!!
I’d love to hear your thoughts on Adobe Spark. I’ve been using Spark, but wow some of the tips you shared make me want to use illustrator now!!
Hi Ashley! I actually have not used Adobe Spark before but now I might look into it lol I've been using Illustrator for years and it's my favorite software :) It's worth trying out their trial version just to see how you feel about it. I'll share more tutorials on Illustrator and Photoshop for sure!
Great information Sandra you taught me a lot in this video. I love how You created all your art boards in the same Adobe file. It seem very organized and I loved your approach. I have struggled with this myself so your video was a great help thank you
I'm glad this was helpful! Thank you for watching :)
Really easy to follow tutorial Sandra! Thank you. I love Canva but I hadn't thought about using Adobe. These prints you've made are lovely :D
Thanks so much Katie! I know I love Canva too and I do use it often. I find that Illustrator just has a lot more functions to work with. But definitely love Canva!
Wow! First time of hearing Ai. Thanks for sharing. Just downloaded it, but I don't know how to use it yet
Thank you! This is so helpful! I saw lots of stores on Etsy offer printables in ratio sizes. Wondering if you can do a tutorial for that as well
Hi! I'm so glad this was helpful! Actually that's what I did here :) So the 16"x20" is a 4x5 ratio and the 18"x24" is a 3x4 ratio. Hope that helps!
@@SandraDi thanks so much for your reply!!! 😊can I ask since the 16”x20” is a 4x5 ratio, am I able to print the file on any 4x5 ratio paper like 8”x10” using this 16”x20” file? Sorry if this is a dumb question as I’m new to graphic design.
@@pq6854 that's not a dumb question! :) and yes you're correct you can print 8x10 on the same ratio
@@SandraDi thanks very much!!!
Thank you for your tutorials as they are quick and easy to follow. Since this is a printable, should the original file be created in CMYK rather than RGB? I see that some else had this same question before me.
Hi! Since CMYK is for printing, yes saving it to CMYK would be ideal. However after speaking with others in this niche, many still save it to RGB and the colors come out the same. In my opinion, it depends on the printers on the other end. So everyone does it differently but technically speaking, CMYK should produce more vibrant colors
This is my biggest concern and roadblock! I've saved things CMYK and RGB and both can come ou horid and neon. I'm using a pantone colour guide with cmyk values and even then it can come out looking nog even close.
I've been a graphic designer for 8years and this still is a problem for me, aspecially for printables. Any advice?
Love this!
Thanks for watching!
Just starting you are fab thankyou so much
You're so welcome! Thank you for watching! :)
really great and easy to follow tutorial! Thank you
You're very welcome! I'm glad this was easy to follow!
Good one Sandra
Thank you!
Amazing. I am subcribing... I am about to open my little e-store, and I didn't know how to save the images I created in Illustrator. Thanks you so much.
You're very welcome!! Good look on your shop!!
Really easy and very helpful tutorial Thank you Sandra !!!
You're welcome!
Loved this! I am sending to a friend that does Etsy!
I'm so glad to hear that thank you!
This is great tutorial. very helpful.
I see you are using RGB color, do you change it to CMYK when you do the printing?
I really need advice regarding cmyk and rgb!
@@annelikriek6294 Hi friend, What do you like to know?
@@sanpls is it always best to design and save in cmyk for printables or should i just offer an rgb option for my customers? the files just get too big sometimes...?
@@annelikriek6294 Hi,
CMYK is best for the printing process, I recommend to use CMYK color.
I don't have much experience with printing with RGB colors. RGB color printing will depend on the printer. I have done a few RGB color illustration prints. The outcome is good with slight color changes. But It is alright. But there were slight color changes on the printed document. I saw bright colors on the computer screen, but the colors are not bright once I printed it.
If you can do printing with both color profiles and check the difference with your own, the result will be great. You can see clearly the difference between RGB print and CMYK print.
@@sanpls thank you so much for you friendly and fast replies. Thank you so much, this helps a lot!
I'm just starting out and I can't believe I haven't been doing this already for years! So pumped! Which is better canva or illustrator? I'm using a windows.
I prefer Illustrator personally!
You are so generously helpful and detailed, thank you!!
You're welcome!
Your videos are just so easy to follow and I love how you get straight to the point yet explain everything someone needs to know!
Question: I'm just learning how to use Illustrator and kinda playing around with it cause I want to create a couple of artworks to frame and put on my walls. I want one of them to be 24x36, so it's on a larger scale.
What file format do you think I should save it as considering it's a large scale?
I went on Etsy and saw that most sellers sell large-scale prints as jpg or even png but isn't jpg a lossy file?
Will it print at a high resolution if I save it as a jpg (considering jpg is a lossy file)? I'm obviously going to set the dpi at 300 but it could still just drop the resolution and print pixelated and I definitely don't want that 😂
(Sorry for the long comment)
Hi there! I sell large digital prints as well and they are saved from Illustrator at 300 dpi JPG files :). I've test printed them and they were fine! Hope that helps!
@@SandraDi Thank you so much for your reply, much appreciated!!
I hope you don't mind me asking, is there a specific reason you (and most sellers on Etsy as far as I know) prefer JPGs over PDF for print when using Illustrator? Do JPGs files print better compared to PDFs?
Love your videos, I so appreciate your help!
I'm glad to hear they're helpful! And thank you for watching :)
I will use illustrator. Thanks for this wonderful tutorial
You're welcome! I love illustrator! :)
Thanks, Sandra!
You're welcome! :)
Hi! Why do you save the printable files as RGB and not CMYK? thank you
Great video and really interesting.
Thanks for watching Arturo!
Super interesting! I've only ever used Canva, but this looks good too :-)
Canva is a great platform as well! Thanks for watching :)
Thank You Snadra!! you made it so easy to understand - New sub here
Glad to have you here! I'm so happy to hear it's easy to understand! :)
Really good tutorial. Very simple and easy to understand. Thank you.
You're welcome!
Thank you so much for this video! But, how did you set up that tool bar on top??? I do not have the icons like new artboard or embed. Anyone know how to get that tool bar up there?
Thank you for this tactic.
You're welcome!
this is very helpful! great work
Thank you so much!
Hey there, thanks for the tutorial. Which licence to you purchase with the images when purchasing off CreativeMarket?
Thanks for your video!
Can someone use the printable wall art created by Adobe Express for commercial use, without having a paid subscription?
Thank you in advance for your reply.
loved the detailed tutorial... so how do u get ur innovativeness to create such art.... do share where and how did u get ur interest to learn Graphic designing... Much Love
Hi! I studied Fashion Design a few years ago and one of the main courses was graphic design. I absolutely loved it and really explored my creativity when I was in that program :)
So glad I stumbled upon this.
So glad this was helpful!
Very helpful tutorial Sandra! Thank you so much. I use illustrator and will definitely follow this multi art board size trick you show on here.
Would you recommend starting from largest frame size then scale down or starting from the smallest and scale up?
Awesome information, thank you!
Thanks for watching!
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Thank you for this awesome tutorial 💙❤️
You're welcome! Thanks for watching!
I love your tutorials. Nice job 👍🏻. I look forward to watching your channel grow.
I find Adobe Suite very costly for beginner use. I have purchased Affinity Publisher and find it very similar except in the price tag. Very pleased with it, but I am looking for tutorials on digital products using Affinity. Is this something that you might consider in the future?
Hi Kim! I'm glad you're liking my tutorials! I actually have never used Affinity but I can definitely look into it! Thanks for the recommendation :)
thanks for the video, I prefer to use illustrator
Same here! Thank you for watching :)
I have used illustrator and Canva. Do you know if there is a considerable difference in quality when saving a jpg in Canva?
Thank you for all this wonderful information. I'm in the process of starting my digital Etsy shop and not sure if I should go with Canva or Illustrator. I'm leaning towards Illustrator so I'm not having to pay for each item I sell. In Canva, there is a charge, isn't there? My assumption is there is no charge to sell through Illustrator, other than the payment for the software. Can you confirm? Thank you!! I appreciate all your help.
Thank You! You're amazing :)
You're welcome!
This is amazing!
Thank you!
Thank you enjoying all the content. Do we need at add a copyright sheet with our downloaded printable? If so do you know how we should word it please.
Hi there! That's a great question. I personally don't include an actual sheet. I include it in all of my listings. However I provide an "instructions" sheet with my listings and I am thinking of adding in a "legal rights" section. It just has to state that this is for personal use only and it cannot be re-distributed or resold. I would research the actual wording for this but I can share it in another tutorial when I create it :)
Thank you . Please do share the information 👍🏾
@@digitalmumlife1 will do! :)
Love your video!! would it possible to do this in PS?
Yes absolutely you can!
@@SandraDi do you have a video available for that or will be doing one? :)
@@rajiguna619 I don't have any yet but I will definitely create more graphic design tutorials!
Hello! I've create AI png files following your instructions - thank you! My 16x20 png (16x20in art board and design) is only 3.7MB - according to research I did for that size at 300dpi (I did select that upon export) it should be at least 28.8 MB. How do I create the larger file? Thank you!
great video! may i know for printable wall art which one do you prefer? pdf print by using canva or jpeg created by using adobe illustrator? thanks!
I prefer JPG :)
Love this tutorial, thank you
You're welcome Tracey!
Great video and great ideas!
Thank you so much!
Hi Sandra, could you tell me what's the best color mode one must select for high resolution printables? Thanks.
What do you mean to make sure you choose a font you have a commercial license to?.. : )
Amazing video! Thank you so much!
Is it necessary to have a license for each font you use? I has no idea you needed a license for those
I'm so glad you liked this video! A lot of fonts are free to use but some are only there for personal use. It's important to google them and research to make sure you're allowed to use them for products you want to sell :)
hi, thank you so much for this tutorial Sandra! i'm using illustrator as well for my etsy shop that i'm going to start and i was wondering if their was a way to make it an editable template so the client, can change the name or date?
I recommend Canva for that! :)
If I am a Canva Pro user, does it mean that I can use the designs I made anywhere I want even if I just change the colors and font of an existing template that I chose to use?
hi thanks for sharing, I just want to ask on how to import the editable business card made in adobe illustrator and for upload in Esty as digital print template? Thank you in advance.
Hi! I don't create templates in illustrator. I create them in Canva, which I have tutorials on :)
thanks sandra
illustrator not easy but professional
canva more easy
Yes absolutely! I will be creating more tutorials on both :)
Hi Sandra! First of all, I love your videos, they teach me a lot of stuff! My question: I made a canva design and I exported in pdf print... but how I put it in 300 dpi? Thank you so much!
Hi! If it's a PDF print, it will be high quality :) you only need to worry about 300 dpi if it's JPG. Hope that helps!
could I use those images to créate stickers too?
Excellent vidoe
Thank you! :)
This is a really helpful vedio and easy to follow. Thank you so much for such an easy tutorial.
I have a question do you provide bleed with wall art? I am really confused about this.
Great question! I know some people do. I personally don't and I have not had any issues with it. Some printing places require it and others add it themselves so that's why I decided not to include it. But you totally can!
@@SandraDi Thank you so much, you are a gem ❤
@@tabassumali3921 you're very welcome! :)
mam never stretch font in illustrator designing
amazing!!!
Thank you!! :)
Any chance you could do a PicMonkey tutorial? I love your videos and have been using PicMonkey but I’m not 100% on all the features.
Hi Kristin! I have not used PicMonkey but I plan on experimenting with it soon since I know it's similar to Canva. When I do, I will provide a tutorial on it :)
Thanx
You're welcome!
This was a helpful video! I have a question though. When purchasing on Creative Market, do you purchase the commercial or the extended commercial?
I purchase the commercial license :) but it depends on how you intend to use it so make sure to read the descriptions. Hope that helps!
@@SandraDi That was helpful, thank you!!
Thank you
You're welcome!
Great and straight to the point video!! I’m having some issues of my design when I print even though my artboard size is the same size as I’m printing. I keep getting a white border around my print. Any advice?
Hmm it must be the print setup - I am assuming it's the margins. Did you try fit to page? Or actual size? I think it's definitely the page setup so try looking through the advanced options :)