Learn how to design professional t-shirts with various printing methods, fabrics, and inks in this fun and engaging workshop.
This workshop is all about making awesome t-shirts! You'll learn everything from the history and story behind graphic tees to fabric choices and printing methods. It's fun, it's creative, and you can even try it at home!
Design a t-shirt like a professional: specialty printing methods, fabrics, inks, dyes, and washes.
Learning the possibilities and options you have when creating a t-shirt design is an essential investment in becoming a professional t-shirt designer. In this workshop, we'll go over all the ingredients that go into a t-shirt design. Let's get started!
In this course we will cover:
Every t-shirt design should have a story behind it
The history of the graphic t-shirt
What makes a good t-shirt design
The varieties of t-shirts and fabric
Garment dyes and garment washes
Alternative printing methods like Direct to Garment (DTG) and Dye Sublimation
Oversize and allover printing techniques
How the different kinds of color separation work
Varieties of screen printing ink
Specialty inks and printing methods that will set your designs apart
Supplies needed to screen print a t-shirt
We will finish off with a demonstration showing how you can screen print a t-shirt - even at home!
Understand how t-shirt design ideas are conceived.
Choose the best combination of fabric, inks, dyes, and washes to make more exciting designs.
Choose specialty inks and printing methods to create unique designs.
4 Lectures
6 Lectures
Ray's extensive background in the surf apparel industry started in 2002. Since then he has designed for many of the top surf apparel brands in California and Hawaii, such as O'Neill, Billabong, Ocean Pacific, BodyGlove, and Local Motion. He is the founder of TheVectorLab, a website that offers graphic design resources, tools, and tutorials. As a graduate of the Art...
This is really informative and has a lot of visuals which is great! It just wasn't what I was expecting to learn.
Great class on the fundamentals of t-shirt designing.
Very informative, to the point, no waffling which was great.
The information was a bit too basic and not as in depth as I would have hoped. The instructor clearly knows his stuff, but even at my level, I knew a lot of this already.
As an aspiring new entrepreneur, this is a great recourse. The beginning part is a brief overview of the history of the T shirt, followed by different printing methods. I learned a lot about the different printing methods specially the oddball shirts you see everyday but never quite know how they were produced like that. He doesn’t go too much into cut n sow but I think that was expected. I would highly recommend this course to anyone starting out.
good match for learning about silk screening and creating tshirts-different inks, different processes, the history of the tshirt. This class is not how to silk screen, but an introduction into the vocabulary, the culture, information to help make decisions as to what kind of shirt you'd like to make. I would recommend this class to those beginning their journey in tshirt design.
You need to go slow on this one. Bit once you do it's really worth it. Ray is a real expert. He tells you about the techniques and comes up with lots of different designs for inspiration. I enjoyed this workshop and will watch parts of it again. A bit of compensation for all the get rich fast starting a T-shit bizz content you have to work your way around.
Great introduction, really deep in knowledge and I learned that I really didn't know anything about t-shirt printing. However I would have liked to see more in different processes not just hearing about it. I did like the end where you he does the actual printing on a basic screen by hand.
O curso é bom, o instrutor conhece realmente o assunto, mas achei muito pouco o conteúdo, o tempo de curso, já fiz outros cursos na udemy bem mais completos.
Mas no geral gostei, sĂł o tempo de curso que achei muito pouco.
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