Upper Playground | Art, Apparel, T-Shirts, Street Fashion, Contemporary Art, Hoodies, Graffiti, New Eras, News, Blog, Street Art, Grotesk, David Choe, Sam Flores, Jeremy Fish, Estevan Oriol, Pushead, Usugrow, Israeli Apartheid Shirt. IndyInk — Home. 20 T-Shirt Design Tutorials. Many designers enjoy being able to work on a wide variety of different types of projects. Web design is often the primary focus here at Vandelay Design, but designing t-shirts can be a fun, and sometimes profitable, option as well. Many web and graphic designers like to branch out to t-shirt design, even if it is only for fun and experimentation.
If you’re interested in designing your own custom t-shirts, there are a number of helpful tutorials that explain and demonstrate the process. In this post we’ll link to the best tutorials available for teaching how to design your own t-shirts. Some of the tutorials focus on the design and others cover the details of getting your design ready for print. If you’re looking for some great mockups to show off your own t-shirt designs, please see the t-shirt mockup PSD in our shop. How to Create a Vintage Style Greaser T-Shirt Design Design and Print a 70s Style T-Shirt Create an Aged Vintage Style Logo Design in Illustrator For more tutorials please see: NEW! Prototype “Maria” shirt « atypicalLIVING.com. (as modeled by Prototype’s own Mike) OK… seriously… Do I even need to explain this shirt? Because, if you need explanations, then you probably shouldn’t be wearing this shirt in the first place.
Because what will happen is that you’ll be rocking this… someone will recognize who the girl is on the bottom… and then they will either do one of two things: 1) judge you for rocking a shirt with her on it. 2) give you props on it. Of course, if you get response #1… you could always counter with… How do YOU know who this is? Either way, this is probably the boldest statement on a shirt put out by Prototype EVER. Much closer (and much MUCH more not-safe-for-work) picture below the break. You can scoop this gem up at Prototype. Like this: Like Loading... Unamerican: quality rebellion at affordable prices. With Shirts Like These, Who Needs Pants? | Chop - Flash Player Installation. Print on Fabric Using Sunlight: The Lumi Process by Lumi. The adventure continues on our site, where you can find our products and information about the process: www.lumi.co We have big plans for how to take the technology even further thanks to your amazing support and enthusiasm.
Keep an eye on our Facebook and Twitter pages as the campaign unfolds! You can also sign up for our email newsletter. Take a peek at what you can design with the Lumi Process: The Lumi Process is a revolutionary photographic print process for textiles and natural materials. The process is based on Inkodye, mixable, dilutable, water-based dyes, which develop their color in sunlight. Currently available in three colors: red, orange and blue. Inkodye can bind to any vegetal or animal fiber, such as cotton, linen, wool, silk, suede and wood. Inkodye's light-sensitive properties open new possibilities for artistic and commercial uses: True photographic prints that show a range of tonality rather than half-tone patterns. Starter Kit Transparent Film Textile Detergent.