I worked in a print shop for a few years, you can use the overprint preview to show white plate areas on your print. Definitely make a separate layer for white plate and die line (cut line). Most cut lines should be 1pt, like you said with any of this, print shop will determine some of those things, but it might help to keep additional costs down (designer touch-up). Great video, keep up the good work!
@@namlocnz It should be about the same process. If you're doing the design work, measure what a trading card would be (length and width) add a 1/4 inch bleed line (offset path is quick for this), art and white plate just in the video. Make your bleed line a separate layer and color, make sure to always label every layer, hopefully that sheds some light!
I did this as a challenge, being a noob on Krita software , and because it looks so nice, I used a photo of medusa statue and cosmos background also included her son Pegasus, flying into her shoulder. It came out soo cool! Anxious to see it printed. :)
Great video! It's great to see you the print production techniques. Most of the work I do is digital (web and social media) and doesn't get printed, so when I do create print files for packaging or stickers, it takes a minute. Thanks again for another insightful and creative video. Cheers!
Very Cool design and walk-through! I've been designing in PS and Illustrator for 20+ years and have done tons of these kind of designs for print on holofoil. Your process is pretty 'right on' with how I'd do it. They came out looking great!
I used to create cut-line paths in PS by making selection/ smoothing/ then convert to path (under the "Paths" tab "options" in PS)... I'd then copy/paste or export the path to illustrator. When "Image Trace" came along, it sped all that up. Using that option might even be a little quicker than using Image Trace in Illustrator - but it's still gotta end up in Illustrator anyway.
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I worked in a print shop for a few years, you can use the overprint preview to show white plate areas on your print. Definitely make a separate layer for white plate and die line (cut line). Most cut lines should be 1pt, like you said with any of this, print shop will determine some of those things, but it might help to keep additional costs down (designer touch-up). Great video, keep up the good work!
Got any advice for someone looking to do something similar but on trading cards?
Overprint! I never thought of that. Thanks for the great advice!
@@namlocnz It should be about the same process. If you're doing the design work, measure what a trading card would be (length and width) add a 1/4 inch bleed line (offset path is quick for this), art and white plate just in the video. Make your bleed line a separate layer and color, make sure to always label every layer, hopefully that sheds some light!
The white opaque layer is actually a great and valuable tip! Thanks for sharing
HOLY MOLY! This is Awesome.
I did this as a challenge, being a noob on Krita software , and because it looks so nice, I used a photo of medusa statue and cosmos background also included her son Pegasus, flying into her shoulder.
It came out soo cool! Anxious to see it printed. :)
Great video! It's great to see you the print production techniques. Most of the work I do is digital (web and social media) and doesn't get printed, so when I do create print files for packaging or stickers, it takes a minute. Thanks again for another insightful and creative video. Cheers!
Very Cool design and walk-through! I've been designing in PS and Illustrator for 20+ years and have done tons of these kind of designs for print on holofoil. Your process is pretty 'right on' with how I'd do it. They came out looking great!
I used to create cut-line paths in PS by making selection/ smoothing/ then convert to path (under the "Paths" tab "options" in PS)... I'd then copy/paste or export the path to illustrator. When "Image Trace" came along, it sped all that up. Using that option might even be a little quicker than using Image Trace in Illustrator - but it's still gotta end up in Illustrator anyway.
this is beautiful thank you for the resources that you send over the emails and tutorials! I have learned a lot from those! thank you
Thanks for this video. I will suggest you do a design for print series. It will be really invaluable.
Love the Odysseus design.🔥
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Wow now I know how to make this! Finally haha love this tutorial!
Hello
What would I need if I want to create my own holographic stickers?
Set up?
Type of printer?
Type of holographic sheet?
Wicked effect, nice work!
This is so kewl, thank you. Definitely going to give this a go.
Great. God bless you and yours
Great video! How did you get a featured playlist to show up in your description?
Wow. This is amazing ♥️
fantastic video !!!!
This is sick! 👍
Good Job !
Are there printed colors that work best for holo stickers? Any colors to avoid?
Is there a place to order one of these stickers?
I like this video it is simple and cool I got idea in my channel
Do you recommend any printer in particular?
Awesome
where can I print them
Nice
Spood Graphics, where did you print it at? (if you're allowed to say)
Can you do a tutorial on how you print onto the vinyl and how to cut it like that?
You will need a experience printer(solvent, uv or latex ink) and cutter to print and cut vinyl best to use a company like stickemupgraphics.co.uk etc
YT Industries anybody?
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Thanks for the reminder, I totally forgot to link to the assets I used
Sticker mule?
I swear people who understand photoshop are geniuses. Don’t understand it at all☹️