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29 Mar 2003, 22:46
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Calling all graphic artists...
How would I go about creating a t-shirt design like the following:
http://www.tshirtsunlimited.com/imag...o/thumb027.jpg Surely they aren't drawn freehand?! No members have liked this post.
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29 Mar 2003, 22:46
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BTW, if you can point me to a program, I can play with it and figure it out.
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30 Mar 2003, 02:41
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I am guessing they drew it, scanned it, and coloured, and modified it in a prog like Illustrator or something.
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30 Mar 2003, 06:01
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This is a t-shirt design yes? It most likely started out as hand drawn, then traced and cleaned up in a program like illustrator. To print it on a T-shirt all the colors had to be seperated (because screenprinting prints one color at a time). For the web graphic it was most likely colored (like Keptic said).
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30 Mar 2003, 06:13
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There's no way. The boat HAD to be taken from a photo...
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30 Mar 2003, 08:40
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No people DO have the skills to do things like this on a computer. You should see a friend of mine. He does the most fantastic work for t-shirt designs etc. If you want i could put him in touch with you...
But they definately used a vector art program. Try Adobe Illustrator and Flash MX (i prefer flash MX cuz its easier to use  )Regards - miSt
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30 Mar 2003, 16:54
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Thanks Mist, I will keep that in mind.
It's amazing that that's drawn.
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30 Mar 2003, 18:17
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I would suggest using Illustrator, and working with it to establish using it regularly, instead of taking the easy way (flash mx) out. Illustrator is a powerful tool, learn it right, you can do loads of stuff, and I mean LOADS!
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30 Mar 2003, 19:15
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It depends on who you are - i find flash easier and find it is more useful than illustrator but thats just me
- miSt
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30 Mar 2003, 19:59
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But...Illustrator is made for this kind of work, and has many features which if you take time to understand and learn, will let you take ULTIMATE control of
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31 Mar 2003, 13:04
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Flash is made for it too - they're both vector art programs but flash has the brilliant addition of animation features
 - miSt
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31 Mar 2003, 16:04
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For Tshirts, everyone will take an Illustrator file (AI, EPS).. no one wants a Flash animation!
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31 Mar 2003, 16:14
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was probably done via photoshop or illustrator, i would suggest getting onto some pro graphics gusy if you want something like this, and its gonna cost too
 www.realityartstudios.org is who I work for No members have liked this post.
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