Great video! I'm trying to find a good print provider in Printify that has the highest quality prints and most accurate colors. Who do you recommend? Or is there another print provider outside Printify that's better? Thanks!
Hey Jeff! Great questions. This is going to depend on how/where you are listing these prints/shirts. If you are looking for a print on demand marketplace that will list your products natively (like RedBubble or Society 6), then you are most likely going to have to do some quality checks to see which material/weight you like best (meaning order some for yourself to see). Printify is a Print On Demand fulfillment company/website where you can upload your designs and then list the products on your own website, or Etsy, or elsewhere and they will still fulfill the whole purchase for you. We actually have a lot of experience with Printful (I suppose it is one of their bigger competitors), and have never had any issues with quality so far. And generally you can order some test products at a discount, albeit they are limited to 2 or 3 per month. Hope this helps!
@@Kittldesign I'll definitely check out Printful. The quality with different print companies on Printify has been hit or miss so far with the samples I've ordered. Thanks!
Hey there! Thanks for the feedback, some of our longer tutorials go slower, as we are always trying to pack in a lot in one video! Definitely check out some of our quick tip tutorials that are shorter and only focus on 1 piece that might have been overlooked in a longer tutorial. :)
Were you into Skateboarding? 🛹 I tried by couldn't stick with it! Haha, so let me know below!
I was for a few years, but life got in the way. Crazy times.
@@varneybrownaidesigns2023 That's how it goes sometimes!
awsome video. I didn't know you could do the skew on shapes. so I learned something new again thank you
Excellent! Glad you have another feature in your arsenal to use!
Yes...more like this!
Good to know! Glad you liked it!
Thank You for this cool impressions!!
Cool Ideas for dance scene in retro? Like Street Dance? Break Dance? Thanks a lot!!!
A break dancing shirt!? Sure we can give that a try! Maybe just street design in general would be a great tutorial. Thanks for the ideas!
I was an early adopter in the mid 60's. We had to make our own boards.
That is epic!
Really creative!
Glad you liked it!
Nice tutorial. May I ask what is the tool you use to generate the mockup clip/effect at 6:56?
Hey there! Most of our mockups are created in Photoshop. There are a lot of great free ones you can find by searching on Google!
Great video! I'm trying to find a good print provider in Printify that has the highest quality prints and most accurate colors. Who do you recommend? Or is there another print provider outside Printify that's better? Thanks!
Hey Jeff! Great questions. This is going to depend on how/where you are listing these prints/shirts. If you are looking for a print on demand marketplace that will list your products natively (like RedBubble or Society 6), then you are most likely going to have to do some quality checks to see which material/weight you like best (meaning order some for yourself to see). Printify is a Print On Demand fulfillment company/website where you can upload your designs and then list the products on your own website, or Etsy, or elsewhere and they will still fulfill the whole purchase for you. We actually have a lot of experience with Printful (I suppose it is one of their bigger competitors), and have never had any issues with quality so far. And generally you can order some test products at a discount, albeit they are limited to 2 or 3 per month. Hope this helps!
@@Kittldesign I'll definitely check out Printful. The quality with different print companies on Printify has been hit or miss so far with the samples I've ordered. Thanks!
@@xybercode Great! Hoping it turns out well for you!
good job
Thank you! Cheers!
I love your tutorials I just wish you went a little slower bc sometimes hard to follow 😢
Hey there! Thanks for the feedback, some of our longer tutorials go slower, as we are always trying to pack in a lot in one video! Definitely check out some of our quick tip tutorials that are shorter and only focus on 1 piece that might have been overlooked in a longer tutorial. :)