how do you do this with a multi color design? Also, how do you place this on a mock up so you don't end up seeing the box around it? Like placing on a black shirt? thanks, love your videos!
just new to corel . was wondering. how come when i go the transparency /mode/screen. my image dissappears. is there a certain image that cant be applied? thanks.
Any specific reason that you use CorelDRAW than Photoshop or Illustrator. I have been a subscriber to your channel for years now when you actually used to use Photoshop. Not many small business owners use Corel these days, since the small business license for Corel is at $999 yearly compared to $10-25/month for Adobe PS/IL. What you teach in these videos is useful, however, as a photoshop user it is difficult to replicate the tutorials.
Corel is 29.99 a month I PS and Illustrator also good applications but being a sreen printing and web designer primarily I just like the way Corel work and it has more bitmap tools then illustrator. But I do use Photo Shop for things like the liquefy filter. In all I must have around 20 or graphics applications.
I'm a corel user and I certainly appreciate your tutorials.
Man,you really know your stuff. Thank you so much for the tutorial
thank you very much. I really didn't know corel can do this.
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So helpful! Thanks!!
nice tutorial
how do you do this with a multi color design? Also, how do you place this on a mock up so you don't end up seeing the box around it? Like placing on a black shirt? thanks, love your videos!
just new to corel . was wondering. how come when i go the transparency /mode/screen. my image dissappears. is there a certain image that cant be applied? thanks.
Hello can you explain me how to seperate 4 colour positive for screenprint?
nice
Any specific reason that you use CorelDRAW than Photoshop or Illustrator. I have been a subscriber to your channel for years now when you actually used to use Photoshop. Not many small business owners use Corel these days, since the small business license for Corel is at $999 yearly compared to $10-25/month for Adobe PS/IL. What you teach in these videos is useful, however, as a photoshop user it is difficult to replicate the tutorials.
Corel is 29.99 a month I PS and Illustrator also good applications but being a sreen printing and web designer primarily I just like the way Corel work and it has more bitmap tools then illustrator. But I do use Photo Shop for things like the liquefy filter. In all I must have around 20 or graphics applications.
In this new era: Corel and Adobe are useful tools both to work with, to don't be limited, Adobe and corel give you more options to get results. :P