Juna, started with you to do this shirt today...I am a beginner and this is all very daunting. I am an artist but have never designed before and never used canva. Need to learn more and more and more, so please continue, I will be following you. Thanks a million.Christa.
I love the Pro version and it has been well worth it. It is also great to help you with Tshirt templates so everything you do isn't just rectangular. I use the clip art all the time and design in Adobe Elements too. I am trying to learn Affinity right now. I think it would be well worth it for a newbie to start with Canva before Affinity. I got a year membership and I think that would be good time frame for the newest designers to design quality tshirts. There are so many mistakes you can make with the others like stray marks that you can't see until its too late. I wish I would have started with Canva. You can use the tshirt templates and then export to 4500x5400. I think it would be great to show everyone all the different tshirt template styles and you can just easily modify the template. Thanks for the video Juna.
@@TheMan-it7px I believe that means you have to change something about it. If you use an image, or whatever, you have to make changes to it...you can't sell someone else's work as your own.
@@TheMan-it7px I really don't, I am just starting and still learning Canva, and the whole Print on Demand world, myself. If you go on this channel's most recent video and ask him, he will probably answer your questions, he is really good about replying. This is one of the best channels for this subject. Also, check out these two channels... "Zen Watercooler" and "Crafty Stax" It is the same guy, who runs both channels and his channels are really good and informative. He has videos on Canva and how to use it. One of these channels talks more about how to research for Print on Demand, and the other one is how to use Canva and other programs, like Canva, Photoshop, etc. He is really good about replying, too, especially on his more recent videos. I watch "Wholesale Ted," also.
Thanks Juna! FYI I've been using canva for almost a year and I've always been able to increase the size to 4500x5400 so I guess it's been available to do for at least a year. Great video!!
Just started 2nd year with pro.. They have alot of good stuff and easy to edit the existing vectors . (you probably noticed by now,there is a flip option at top, vertical or horizontal or both) .Thanks,thumbs up as usual
I used Canva in the early days, but sort of outgrew it, although I still have used some icons/images for & created a vector with them for use in affinity designer, I do the same with Placeit with their tshirt creator use the library of images within my projects. ;)
Create a Ski Design with Canva: th-cam.com/video/kD_rZCIuGOM/w-d-xo.html Create a Christmas Design with Canva: th-cam.com/video/t-Hm_7wFn48/w-d-xo.html
Been using canva for my redbubble designs for over a year now. I wanna start using affinity designer but it looks like there's gonna be a serious learning curve.
We want more of canva tutoriel👌, there is also zazzle where you can remove the background (free), i use these two but in the future i Will surely learn affinity designer or inkscape, thank you
Hello. Your videos helped me a lot ✌😃 , but I have a question. I want to add my own graphics to Canva to make a t-shirt design, but I dont know how to do it. It mean: I thought that I should draw vectors in Adobe Illustrator (I using this tool to draw) and paint it. But I don't know in what format the vector needs to be exported. png transparent or svg? Please answer my question. Best wishes
Great question... I think Canva will accept either of those just know that a PNG should not be scaled up because it is made out of pixels.... an SVG would be okay to scale up because it's a vector.
Thanks again for your interesting and helpful video. I use Inkscape. Can I make a photo I have taken transparent? I take photos of sunset, beach, etc but when I put them on t-shirts I don't like to see the outline.
If you have canva pro why would your account be closed or don't use their stuff fonts, graphic... upload yours and benefit of some their other features like transparent, curve... you should be okay
Like Jake said, even if you are a pro member, you just can't use the graphics or fonts available for commercial purposes. Get free fonts with commercial usage rights online, just search and you'll find them or buy them for really cheap on creative fabrica.
I already know the answer to this & simply it is a Yes it can cause account closures on some platforms, especially Redbubble, I know a person whp was taking the examples canva gave & was not making any changes & uploading them, of course anyone doing the same thing (lots of people do this) if they have uploaded before you & then report you, this can cause a red flag on your account & removal of the design. As Juna teaches always adjust the design, change the wording or fonts, make it your own version.
My thing is that Merch by Amazon states that you should have an image that has a 300 DPI. Anything too low, will cause the image to look blurry. Canva states that they only go up to a max of 150 DPI. How has your shirts turned out on M by A?
Hello Juna! I need your help please I just started MBA and when i want to upload my first design[affinity designer] on it It's keep showing me this message [please upload a valid PNG] and i'm actually respecting all of conditions and sizes that amazon recommend to be in the design (4500/5400 pxl, 300 DPI, RGB colors, transparent background...) I'm so confused about that!!!!
Canva it's good but not great for tshirt designing if they add more features in the future it could be great like editing vectors, pen tool, cutout...features that are for graphic design not for social media
Juna, started with you to do this shirt today...I am a beginner and this is all very daunting. I am an artist but have never designed before and never used canva. Need to learn more and more and more, so please continue, I will be following you. Thanks a million.Christa.
Thanks for following....You can do it!
Thanks Juna, I use Canva and photophea, waiting for more videos on canva...
More to come!
I love the Pro version and it has been well worth it. It is also great to help you with Tshirt templates so everything you do isn't just rectangular. I use the clip art all the time and design in Adobe Elements too. I am trying to learn Affinity right now. I think it would be well worth it for a newbie to start with Canva before Affinity. I got a year membership and I think that would be good time frame for the newest designers to design quality tshirts. There are so many mistakes you can make with the others like stray marks that you can't see until its too late. I wish I would have started with Canva. You can use the tshirt templates and then export to 4500x5400. I think it would be great to show everyone all the different tshirt template styles and you can just easily modify the template. Thanks for the video Juna.
Yes... tshirt template are next
@@TheMan-it7px I believe that means you have to change something about it. If you use an image, or whatever, you have to make changes to it...you can't sell someone else's work as your own.
@@TheMan-it7px I really don't, I am just starting and still learning Canva, and the whole Print on Demand world, myself. If you go on this channel's most recent video and ask him, he will probably answer your questions, he is really good about replying. This is one of the best channels for this subject. Also, check out these two channels...
"Zen Watercooler"
and
"Crafty Stax"
It is the same guy, who runs both channels and his channels are really good and informative. He has videos on Canva and how to use it. One of these channels talks more about how to research for Print on Demand, and the other one is how to use Canva and other programs, like Canva, Photoshop, etc. He is really good about replying, too, especially on his more recent videos.
I watch "Wholesale Ted," also.
Whoooooo💥..... .............Canva 😀😀😀. Muchas gracias Juana. I have the pro version.
Nice.... I want to see how much I can do with the FREE version
I'm a canva pro user since I started POD last Nov. Your video is very useful for concepts of design on canva. Cheers
Great to hear!
Thanks Juna! FYI I've been using canva for almost a year and I've always been able to increase the size to 4500x5400 so I guess it's been available to do for at least a year. Great video!!
That's great! I must have watched an old video on TH-cam saying you couldn't. Probably a couple years old
How do you remove the background on your design
Just started 2nd year with pro.. They have alot of good stuff and easy to edit the existing vectors . (you probably noticed by now,there is a flip option at top, vertical or horizontal or both) .Thanks,thumbs up as usual
Thanks for the tips! I'll have to check out that flip option
Another super video 💪🔥 Thank you. Keep it up ❤
Thank you! Will do!
I Love how you explain
I'm so glad...thank you
I use Canva for t-shirt designing and I love it.
Good to know! Thanks for sharing... I plan on doing more of these
I used Canva in the early days, but sort of outgrew it, although I still have used some icons/images for & created a vector with them for use in affinity designer, I do the same with Placeit with their tshirt creator use the library of images within my projects. ;)
Nice... thanks for sharing... I like learning new things too
Create a Ski Design with Canva: th-cam.com/video/kD_rZCIuGOM/w-d-xo.html
Create a Christmas Design with Canva: th-cam.com/video/t-Hm_7wFn48/w-d-xo.html
I like your teaching style and would love to see Adobe Illustrator tutorials by you.
I've heard a lot of people would like that too... I'll see what I can do
@@DetourShirts Right on👍. I look forward to seeing that soon.
Awesome video Juan, as always!! Could you please make a video about how to make seamless patterns in Affinity Designer? PLEASE!!! And thank you!!!
Great suggestion! I need to do more of those
Thanks for teaching the mac trick !
You bet!
I have a canva account paid version Thank you very much I have lean new things from you keep doing it.
You're very welcome!
Been using canva for my redbubble designs for over a year now. I wanna start using affinity designer but it looks like there's gonna be a serious learning curve.
its easy. I learn it in a week. Enough ground skill for t-shirt designing
@@nobsgaming4757 thanks. Been watching lots of tutorials lately. It's making more sense now
@@derektanner7144 No problem man. Hey hows your Redbubble doing? Hope your doing ok
Don't worry... I got lots of video to help you
@@DetourShirts yes you do. Been watching them. Thanks a bunch.
We want more of canva tutoriel👌, there is also zazzle where you can remove the background (free), i use these two but in the future i Will surely learn affinity designer or inkscape, thank you
More Canva tutorials coming
Notification gang up in here!😁
Thank you for that... yay notification gang!!
Hello. Your videos helped me a lot ✌😃 , but I have a question. I want to add my own graphics to Canva to make a t-shirt design, but I dont know how to do it. It mean: I thought that I should draw vectors in Adobe Illustrator (I using this tool to draw) and paint it. But I don't know in what format the vector needs to be exported. png transparent or svg? Please answer my question. Best wishes
Great question... I think Canva will accept either of those just know that a PNG should not be scaled up because it is made out of pixels.... an SVG would be okay to scale up because it's a vector.
Thanks again for your interesting and helpful video. I use Inkscape. Can I make a photo I have taken transparent? I take photos of sunset, beach, etc but when I put them on t-shirts I don't like to see the outline.
I believe so... what part so you want transparent... are you wanting to have a softer edge?
@@DetourShirts that's right, I want to see softer edges. Thanks 👍
I use it for everything but I can’t do text with an over lay pattern, if you can show this on canva, this would be a big help.
I'll see what I can do.
The name of the type of font you put in the main video image ??!
It's called Veneer
Thank you! This is great.
You're very welcome!
There is a resize option usable for any design, yes even tee shirts. Pro version.
True... pro version has some cool things like that
Thank you x
You are so welcome
Great
Thank you
Thanks for the video!
You're welcome!
Does designing on canva really cause account closure? Plz rep me
If you have canva pro why would your account be closed or don't use their stuff fonts, graphic... upload yours and benefit of some their other features like transparent, curve... you should be okay
@@jakemorden8544 Thank you very much my friend
Like Jake said, even if you are a pro member, you just can't use the graphics or fonts available for commercial purposes. Get free fonts with commercial usage rights online, just search and you'll find them or buy them for really cheap on creative fabrica.
I already know the answer to this & simply it is a Yes it can cause account closures on some platforms, especially Redbubble, I know a person whp was taking the examples canva gave & was not making any changes & uploading them, of course anyone doing the same thing (lots of people do this) if they have uploaded before you & then report you, this can cause a red flag on your account & removal of the design. As Juna teaches always adjust the design, change the wording or fonts, make it your own version.
Designing on Canva is okay... just taking designs as is on Canva without any changes could.
My thing is that Merch by Amazon states that you should have an image that has a 300 DPI. Anything too low, will cause the image to look blurry. Canva states that they only go up to a max of 150 DPI. How has your shirts turned out on M by A?
The PNG looks great but I haven't bought any to see.... that may be a good test.... I'll do that and make a video.
@@DetourShirts Sweet! Looking forward to watching it.
Hello Juna!
I need your help please
I just started MBA and when i want to upload my first design[affinity designer] on it
It's keep showing me this message [please upload a valid PNG]
and i'm actually respecting all of conditions and sizes that amazon recommend to be in the design (4500/5400 pxl, 300 DPI, RGB colors, transparent background...)
I'm so confused about that!!!!
Are you saving it as a PNG? If it's the right size it should go through... you may want to check how big it is... I believe there is a limit there
Canva it's good but not great for tshirt designing if they add more features in the future it could be great like editing vectors, pen tool, cutout...features that are for graphic design not for social media
True... thanks for sharing
Thanks
No problem
🤩✌
Thank you