You are a great teacher and your communication techniques are so succinct and easy to follow. You are very line by line in your instruction and you're not all over the place. Thank you! ✅🎯
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I have never commented on a youtube video before but I am very impressed with yours. I LOVE how you aren't SCREAMING like everyone else seems to do. You talk in terms I can understand and I totally appreciate it. I've never signed up for any classes online but I will be signing up for yours. Thanks for not throwing plugs out the entire time. Can't wait to watch your courses....you know a lot. Kudos to you!
wow! Thanks so much..Just trying to make this simple for the masses. Glad to be of assistance lol. You can check out the courses here tshirthelpdesk.com/courses/. good luck!!
I use vectors INSIDE of Photoshop.... so I really don't need Illustrator. I don't think a lot of people are familiar with the Vector image capabilities within Photoshop. Like you said, pixels are alright for cellphones and such, but posters, T-shirts, even business cards, they all need vectors. Pixelation is never a good thing.
"but posters, T-shirts, even business cards, they all need vectors." No, they don't. Vector files inherently get rasterized before they can be output, so all posters, T-shirts, business cards, etc., that were printed from a vector file were actually printed from a raster file, because as soon as they were output from the computer to e.g., an inkjet printer, a laser printer, a computer-to-screen or computer-to-plate device, they were rasterized, because all of those work on a grid system. For example, if you draw something in Illustrator and send it to a 600 DPI laser printer, the laser printer's software has to rasterize it before it can print it, i.e., it will convert it to a 600 PPI raster image at the specified print size. Had you originally designed it as a 600 PPI raster image at that particular print size, the results would be exactly the same, obviously. There are some advantages to designing with vectors, but they have nothing to do with print quality, because it's 100% impossible for a vector file to make it to print without being rasterized first. "Pixelation is never a good thing." Then you need to ditch designing on a computer altogether and go back to designing with an actual pencil, pen, paint brush, etc., and, e.g., make the film positives for screens or printing plates using a stat camera with photographic film. Or you could carve some wood for woodblock printing or hand-cut stencils out of paper for screen printing, because you get pixels no matter what when designing on a computer, during the output stage. Fortunately, the pixelation isn't visible to the naked eye if the PPI is sufficiently high.
Thanks mate... To sum it up:- if you are doing simple text/shapes that doesn't require shading and contrast then illustrator But if you want to print anime or real photo of someone you go with photoshop(preferable now a days cos everyone wants a flashy vivid looking shirts....
I'm a super newbie at all this, and Yes... "This is making sense." (one does look like a cartoon and other looks realistic.) For now, most of my ideas would use Illustrater. Totally Thanx Dude!😎🏁
I just seen that I really enjoy your videos and I feel like you're going to save me because I got injured at work and all my money will run out. I've been trying to study what to do with this t-shirt thing and all the other presenters made it so confusing and overwhelming. now I feel that I can conquer Photoshop and all the intricacies of manipulating and creating sellable t-shirts for my new endeavor. I will recommend you to everyone and I'm going to try to work as hard as I can. I will also try to use your new store whenever possible. thanks again
Thank you for the video! I have a question, I have a design someone drew for me in black and white. I want to color it and put it on a Tshirt. What would you recommend the process for coloring the drawings then putting it on a Tshirt. Thanks in advance
Raster photos vs. Vector graphics are completely different graphic formats by design, both those programs do the same. You did not even show the same item on both programs. Lots of other FREE programs online like pixlr.com that does both raster and vector.
Good video, was clueless on the programs. Did not know how much you can manipulate the text on illustrator and awesome pics on Photoshop. How do you feel about corel draw, need to get one, don't know with one. Illustrator or Corel draw
Hello... did you go for Adobe - business or personal? You mentioned a 60% reduction with the cost of Adobe but I can't find it...? Great vids!!! Cheers!
I’m not an artist, but ideas, will illustrator have design options and can add on’s, Can you make more than one at a time, does this app to go from adult, teens, toddlers, infants onesies, I’m not very tech savvy, but I want my products top notch illustrated. What type of ink, the best website, what app I need from Apple’s how much would I need to start
Hello Amigo, When I first started my business in printing apparel, I did not have a clue which software to use. I ended up buying CorelDraw x 4 and now I'm pretty good at using it but not the best when it comes to turning a JPG file to a vector file. I find CorelDraw isn't the best to use for vectorizing a file so how hard is it to learn illustrator compared to CorelDraw?
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Can u explain how the last ex. dolphin design is better for photoshop? looks like half tones which I always do on illustrator points and curves allways vector design over here even if i have to redo the shitty quality artwork from client in illustrator so client can have design ready for all media printing. I also use accurip software for my printer to print half tones. photoshop chanel seps andcolor channels. ilustrator is what designers use in screenprinting if they know whats up. True u can use any program if you know how to use your tools correctly.
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You are a great teacher and your communication techniques are so succinct and easy to follow. You are very line by line in your instruction and you're not all over the place. Thank you! ✅🎯
Thanks for your kind comments +Jessica B..
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3 years later you have explained this better than anyone I’ve asked. Thank you 😊
Man bro 5 years later you still helping people out with this old video ❤🤝🤝💯💯i truly appreciate you man god bless …. Ima start a whole company now
I have never commented on a youtube video before but I am very impressed with yours. I LOVE how you aren't SCREAMING like everyone else seems to do. You talk in terms I can understand and I totally appreciate it. I've never signed up for any classes online but I will be signing up for yours. Thanks for not throwing plugs out the entire time. Can't wait to watch your courses....you know a lot. Kudos to you!
wow! Thanks so much..Just trying to make this simple for the masses. Glad to be of assistance lol. You can check out the courses here tshirthelpdesk.com/courses/. good luck!!
Exactly what this rookie was looking for. very detailed explanation....without being confusing in the details.
I only use Illustrator. I've gotten to the point where I can make anything I want. I used to paint in Photoshop but It's all about scaleabilty for me.
Thank you for this. So basically I will need to learn both. No need in limiting my skills and options. Thanks for the discount as well!
I use vectors INSIDE of Photoshop.... so I really don't need Illustrator. I don't think a lot of people are familiar with the Vector image capabilities within Photoshop. Like you said, pixels are alright for cellphones and such, but posters, T-shirts, even business cards, they all need vectors. Pixelation is never a good thing.
Can u plz send any tutor link that could explain how to work on vector inside photshop
"but posters, T-shirts, even business cards, they all need vectors."
No, they don't. Vector files inherently get rasterized before they can be output, so all posters, T-shirts, business cards, etc., that were printed from a vector file were actually printed from a raster file, because as soon as they were output from the computer to e.g., an inkjet printer, a laser printer, a computer-to-screen or computer-to-plate device, they were rasterized, because all of those work on a grid system. For example, if you draw something in Illustrator and send it to a 600 DPI laser printer, the laser printer's software has to rasterize it before it can print it, i.e., it will convert it to a 600 PPI raster image at the specified print size. Had you originally designed it as a 600 PPI raster image at that particular print size, the results would be exactly the same, obviously.
There are some advantages to designing with vectors, but they have nothing to do with print quality, because it's 100% impossible for a vector file to make it to print without being rasterized first.
"Pixelation is never a good thing."
Then you need to ditch designing on a computer altogether and go back to designing with an actual pencil, pen, paint brush, etc., and, e.g., make the film positives for screens or printing plates using a stat camera with photographic film. Or you could carve some wood for woodblock printing or hand-cut stencils out of paper for screen printing, because you get pixels no matter what when designing on a computer, during the output stage. Fortunately, the pixelation isn't visible to the naked eye if the PPI is sufficiently high.
Up with anxiety tonight and you are so calming. Glad to find someone to learn from who also has that calming vibe.
Thanks mate...
To sum it up:- if you are doing simple text/shapes that doesn't require shading and contrast then illustrator
But if you want to print anime or real photo of someone you go with photoshop(preferable now a days cos everyone wants a flashy vivid looking shirts....
You can do vectors in photoshop aswell
No u can’t
You helped that little light bulb go off in my head. Answered that age old question PERFECTLY!!
I feel like illustrator is better for design, and photoshop for textures, or designs for games n stuff
Thank You very much for your time and explanation! Good bless you!
Hi, I want to design my own Techwear style jacket. With many texts, shapes, logos on it. I assume my best choice would be adobe ai yes?
I love your videos and how you explain it well! I need both of them.
Thank you very much for sharing and your help.
I'm a super newbie at all this, and Yes... "This is making sense." (one does look like a cartoon and other looks realistic.) For now, most of my ideas would use Illustrater. Totally Thanx Dude!😎🏁
Ohhh I didn't know what I pixel was. That is some intense knowledge right there my brain is overloading!!!
WOW, first time viewer. Great communication/teaching thank you.
Just purchased you ALL COURSE BUNDLE ! I have some experience with illustrator. No experience with photoshop so I'm looking forward to it !
you do designs?
So glad I found you, you explain things so simply and in a way that I understand. Thanks I appreciate your videos, very, very helpful!
Yas I can’t wait to do my first vector
You are a great teacher, happy to have found your channel. Thank you
Awesome teacher, especially when what you taught in 2017 and it still helpful today. Thank you!
You're very welcome. Thanks for watching...btw is your name Lovinga?
@@TshirtHelpDesk nope Nickie- that would’ve been cooler😂🤣
On a learning curve, this introduction was very helpful in making distinctions. Thanks.
This was GREAT! Just what I was looking for. Straightforward and simple. Thanks!
thank for watching
took notes from this! thank you very much extremely helpful.
You are an excellent teacher. Thanks for sharing, now I know the difference.
This helped me out a ton. Thanks man I feel less overwhelmed trying to figure out what program to use.
Thanks, +Jim Day . Glad you found it helpful.
Jim Day what program did you decide to use
Please continue to post more of these videos 😊👌🏽 super helpful
I just seen that I really enjoy your videos and I feel like you're going to save me because I got injured at work and all my money will run out. I've been trying to study what to do with this t-shirt thing and all the other presenters made it so confusing and overwhelming. now I feel that I can conquer Photoshop and all the intricacies of manipulating and creating sellable t-shirts for my new endeavor. I will recommend you to everyone and I'm going to try to work as hard as I can. I will also try to use your new store whenever possible. thanks again
Thanks for watching and glad I can be of assistance to you
You my friend are a blessing! Thank you! You clarified everything
I'm new and just getting started, So I make a design in Illustrator, save the file, then upload it on Printful?
just getting into design and this was very help ful, thanks bro. good looking out. peace
Amazing video can you use both software together.
Haha. In Living Color reference in the beginning. Thanks for this video. This is gold. I'll be watching a lot more of this channel.
I am a beginner trying to purchase a Heat Press. What is the best one in the market right now for t-shirts?
Excellent video ,easy to understand ,thanks bro . Keep doing your thang ,you my new teacher!
How much is your course to learn illustrator and photoshop? How is it taught? Please advise asap.
Thanks and take care.
what a great, str8 2 the point, informative video....
So what is better to use for tshirt designing.?
so photoshop designs will be blurry when done and put onto clothes?
Thanks for this video. You made it very logical. I enjoy your content only just starting in POD
Thank you for this!
Hey
What is the best for typography work means text and quotes on T-shirt ?
And
What is the best for designing , graphic and drawing on T-shirt ?
Thank you for the video! I have a question, I have a design someone drew for me in black and white. I want to color it and put it on a Tshirt. What would you recommend the process for coloring the drawings then putting it on a Tshirt. Thanks in advance
soulpurpose93 so how did the shirt go
soulpurpose93 answer bitch
nice! i designed that "Pyknic" shirt!
Hey Nic.. do u use DTG printing on ur shirts? 🙂
What am I doing wrong? I'm trying to click on the link to go into the illustrator Master course yet there's nothing there when I go into it
Raster photos vs. Vector graphics are completely different graphic formats by design, both those programs do the same. You did not even show the same item on both programs. Lots of other FREE programs online like pixlr.com that does both raster and vector.
Needed this as a beginner. Thanks
Thanks for explaining it so clearly! I get it now
You're welcome!
Good video, was clueless on the programs. Did not know how much you can manipulate the text on illustrator and awesome pics on Photoshop. How do you feel about corel draw, need to get one, don't know with one. Illustrator or Corel draw
I don't really do Corel
Do you have 1on1 virtual classes?
Hi dear... it’s my first time shown your videos, it’s very amazing ... I appreciate your effort, thank you
For tshirts...If i use a design from fivver, which tool do i use to change design up if i wanted to?
so its possible for someone to master illustrator and make realist portraits just like photo shop?
Thank you sir for amazing explanation for this .
Hello... did you go for Adobe - business or personal? You mentioned a 60% reduction with the cost of Adobe but I can't find it...?
Great vids!!! Cheers!
Very brief and practical! Thank you.
exactly what I've been looking for. thank you.
Where is the attachment for the photoshop and illustrator tutorial
Thank you! You answered our question perfectly. Liked and subscribed👍
Wow..Great to be of assistant to you & Thanks for subscribing
Where’s the link you said you teach people Adobe illustrator
Thank you so much, this was SUPER helpful!
Great breakdown. I'll be moving to Illustrator. If you see this TSHD hit me up.
Great video!
I’m not an artist, but ideas, will illustrator have design options and can add on’s, Can you make more than one at a time, does this app to go from adult, teens, toddlers, infants onesies, I’m not very tech savvy, but I want my products top notch illustrated. What type of ink, the best website, what app I need from Apple’s how much would I need to start
Love your video, but geeeeez at 1:45 you scared the shit out of me with the difference in volume 😂 i jumped on the chair!
*me sweating when I realize I need to learn a new program for my next project*
Both!!!
Appreciate man I will be ordering your course...
Thanks for that! +Maurick Cook :)
I subscribed after watching this video. Very helpful and easy to follow. I'll def. be checking out the other videos.
Thank you
Hello Amigo,
When I first started my business in printing apparel, I did not have a clue which software to use. I ended up buying CorelDraw x 4 and now I'm pretty good at using it but not the best when it comes to turning a JPG file to a vector file. I find CorelDraw isn't the best to use for vectorizing a file so how hard is it to learn illustrator compared to CorelDraw?
Illustrator is easir than corel draw. I learned it in one week
@@kingkarma6762 how can u learn bro
Can i expect the answer 😃😃
Very helpful, well done video and great personality. You have a new subscriber.
A lot of useful info in this video.. thanks!
Dude. You're awesome.
You just got a new subscriber my brother, good stuff!
legend
thank you very much this vid was very informative and helpful
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Great stuff! Thank you for comparing. Was immensely helpful
"From the rutta to the tutta"
I tried clicking in the link for photoshop and got an error message
Photoshop does everything, but what illustration can be better than photoshop?
Just what I wanted to know. Thank u
this video is extremely informative.
thanks for really helpful explanation - now I understand! :)
Thanks a lot +carol ward . I hope the tutorials are going to be helpful.
thank u ... u helped me alot.. blessings brotha
Thanks a lot +El' Seneco. I hope the tutorials are going to be helpful.
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Muito bom! Trabalho maravilhoso!
Thanks for commenting.
Thanks a million Gary!! Always great content on your channel!
Thanks for commenting +Mr. Mel.
Where can I buy rights to tshirt designs
Can u explain how the last ex. dolphin design is better for photoshop? looks like half tones which I always do on illustrator points and curves allways vector design over here even if i have to redo the shitty quality artwork from client in illustrator so client can have design ready for all media printing. I also use accurip software for my printer to print half tones. photoshop chanel seps andcolor channels. ilustrator is what designers use in screenprinting if they know whats up. True u can use any program if you know how to use your tools correctly.
What minimum and maximum DPI should images have to make the best prints on shirts?
300dpi
There is no maximum, but the minimum should be around 300 PPI at whatever print size you need.
Thanks for the great info I subscribed 🙂
If I have artwork done in Auto-Cad in dwg. format which I can convert to PDF format are these formats usable for Tee Shirt printers?
Argh I am frustrated because I feel like my pictures are for photoshop but I wanted to have a vector so there is no pixelation
You're so good at plugging haha
Hello would you buy Adobe Illustrator from a third party? I seen it as low as $24 unlimited access.
That's probably $24/month. Make sure you read the fine print.
Thanks so much, great video.