Thank you so much for sharing your Photoshop tips. I am getting ready to launch a new etsy store selling clip art and i learnt the midjourney, upscale and background removal process but got stuck on how to tidy up the edges (i have no photoshop experience what soever). Ive watched so many RUclips videos trying to find some tips and this has been by far the best. Thank you!!
This is the first video I found that's somewhat useful. Thank you! I'm trying to turn pastel watercolour floral images into clip art but because some colours are very light (aka near white/cream/etc) it's super hard to get them separated from the background without manually erasing along each edge - which are A LOT for a flower bouquet. I'm pulling my hair out trying to figure out how people do it without spending an hour or two on a single clip art image. I can't be this stupid. XD
I’m glad it was somewhat helpful for you. You could also join my free FB group it’s new where I share tips and things if you would like facebook.com/groups/thedigitalcreatorcommunity
Let me know if you plan on opening up an Etsy shop soon or if you already have one. It's a great way to start your own ecommerce business and start generating some income.
Thank you for commenting. That's a great question by the way. It boils down to personal preference. I just know how I can make it look versus a background remover. I think background removers are a great tool for those who are not all that designer savvy, but in my case it's different. I like to remove the things I want, not what the background removal tool wants, and sometimes they don't take enough from around the image and sometimes they take too much. If that makes any sense. But PSD just upgraded to v25 and I haven't had the chance to use the new tool inside of photoshop yet, but the previous version I didn't like it.
Thank you I pay for the subscription I know it’s a bit pricey but they also have an option for just paying for photoshop which I believe is about $20/mo I have the entire suite of Adobe products though so I pay more.
I keep the artwork in 300dpi upon export and it will also depend on how you create your clipart to begin with. I will make an in-depth video on exactly how I produce, edit and size my clipart for you 😊 be sure to subscribe to be notified.
Do you upscale the Midjourney images before adding them to the 1500 x 1500 Photoshop file? The Midjourney images are only 1024 so I’m just wondering if that would make them lose quality if they are stretched to a bigger canvas without upscaling first. Appreciate the video!
What if you’re creating clipart from a midjourney image with several elements on the same image? When I crop the element I want, it’s blurry if I place it onto a 1500 x 1500 template because the starting image is so tiny. Is there an upscaler you recommend for smaller images? Thanks!
@@soshehh I don't use those. I don't create clipart in midjourney with several images because I use a prompt that gives me single images. If you see elements on your clipart that you want to use then try using a prompt that will give you single variations of that particular type of element.
@@gamearellaoh it’s a button with a plus sign on the toolbar on the left side to create ur own server channel. Feel free to join my new FREE FB group facebook.com/groups/thedigitalcreatorscommunity
Hi Dee, Thank you very much for the tutorial. I think I am doing something wrong. After I follow all the steps and export it. I open the file in paint use a paint bucket to and fill with black, there are a lot of dots all over the edges (like it has been airbrushed) where I used the refine brush to take out the white. I can't figure out what I am doing wrong.
Thank you for the reply. I'm using photoshop. Following all the steps and then exporting the file. After I export the png I open it with microsoft paint and get the bucket to and fill the background with black to see if I missed anything. I see a ring of brush strokes and dots everywhere around the image. Is this just normal when you open a png in paint and fill the background? in paint? It looks okay in canva and photoshop. @@deewillis
All these videos on making things to sell on ETSY is great but what they don't tell you is that it not as easy as it seems to sell in a VERY OVER SATURATED market for clip art, svg files etc etc... There are 100000s of these selling on ETSY... Good Luck!
Thank you so much for the well wishes. Nobody should have to tell anyone that running a business is hard no matter what platform they use. Staring a business and growing one sure isn’t easy. I personally don’t believe in saturation because that’s subjective. I don’t believe 100000 shops even if they are selling the same thing comes close to the amount of people who shop on Etsy. Plus competition is good. May the best shop win 🙌🏽
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If you want to LEARN more you can join my FREE group deewillis.com/creator I would love to have you! 💕
Excellent. Clear, concise instructions, thank you x
you're so welcome hun 💕
This is the first Photoshop video I’ve ever been able to completely follow and understand. Thank you!!😊
You’re welcome 💕 Glad it was helpful!
Thank you so much for sharing your Photoshop tips. I am getting ready to launch a new etsy store selling clip art and i learnt the midjourney, upscale and background removal process but got stuck on how to tidy up the edges (i have no photoshop experience what soever). Ive watched so many RUclips videos trying to find some tips and this has been by far the best. Thank you!!
You are so welcome 💕
this is the best video I have seen, thank you so much, much appreciated
Glad it was helpful!💕
thank you so much for this tuitorial!!
You’re welcome hun 💕
well explained and clear == thankyou
You're welcome 💕
Your videos are so detailed! THANK YOU!
❤ SayessDesign
You're welcome 💕
This is the first video I found that's somewhat useful. Thank you! I'm trying to turn pastel watercolour floral images into clip art but because some colours are very light (aka near white/cream/etc) it's super hard to get them separated from the background without manually erasing along each edge - which are A LOT for a flower bouquet. I'm pulling my hair out trying to figure out how people do it without spending an hour or two on a single clip art image. I can't be this stupid. XD
I’m glad it was somewhat helpful for you. You could also join my free FB group it’s new where I share tips and things if you would like facebook.com/groups/thedigitalcreatorcommunity
@@deewillis awesome. thank you. it's great you set something up for newcomes to the game 😊
@@torri012_ You're welcome 💕
Great tutorial
Thank you 💕
Let me know if you plan on opening up an Etsy shop soon or if you already have one. It's a great way to start your own ecommerce business and start generating some income.
Thanks for the info.
You’re welcome hun
I don't do a lot of editing/fixing images in Photoshop yet, but I'm wondering why you don't use a background remover?
Thank you for commenting. That's a great question by the way. It boils down to personal preference. I just know how I can make it look versus a background remover. I think background removers are a great tool for those who are not all that designer savvy, but in my case it's different. I like to remove the things I want, not what the background removal tool wants, and sometimes they don't take enough from around the image and sometimes they take too much. If that makes any sense. But PSD just upgraded to v25 and I haven't had the chance to use the new tool inside of photoshop yet, but the previous version I didn't like it.
Excellent video!
Thank you 💕
Thanks for this tutorial love your vibe! Also how did you get photoshop? subscription fee is hefty
Thank you I pay for the subscription I know it’s a bit pricey but they also have an option for just paying for photoshop which I believe is about $20/mo I have the entire suite of Adobe products though so I pay more.
@@deewillis thank you!
@@jt.633 you're welcome 💕
Thanks for this video...I find your videos so easy to follow! For t shirts, if somone wants a 13x19 print, is 5x5 too small to start with?
I would rather go bigger and scale down than to have to scale up.
@deewillis ok, thought so...thanks for replying!
I'm new to etsy, what is the point of coloring the background just to upload it without it. Is it so you can have a perfecct removal of bakcground?
Yes, it's so you can see what you are removing.
Love that design! But I am curious on how you know it’s 300dpi while keeping transparency. This is my issue on saving png clip art
I keep the artwork in 300dpi upon export and it will also depend on how you create your clipart to begin with. I will make an in-depth video on exactly how I produce, edit and size my clipart for you 😊 be sure to subscribe to be notified.
I created the video, it's up on the channel for you - ruclips.net/video/A4eQbyJu_aQ/видео.html 💕
Do you upscale the Midjourney images before adding them to the 1500 x 1500 Photoshop file? The Midjourney images are only 1024 so I’m just wondering if that would make them lose quality if they are stretched to a bigger canvas without upscaling first. Appreciate the video!
Yes I upscale the images before selling them and no it doesn’t lose quality.
What if you’re creating clipart from a midjourney image with several elements on the same image? When I crop the element I want, it’s blurry if I place it onto a 1500 x 1500 template because the starting image is so tiny. Is there an upscaler you recommend for smaller images? Thanks!
@@soshehh I don't use those. I don't create clipart in midjourney with several images because I use a prompt that gives me single images. If you see elements on your clipart that you want to use then try using a prompt that will give you single variations of that particular type of element.
Dobra robota ;-)
Thank you 🙏💕 I will.
I can't figure out how to get the color behind the image to see what I'm actually removing. Can you help?
Are you talking about the red color in photoshop? When I’m masking it out?
I was wondering too.. yes the red in photoshop to make sure all the white is gone
@@traverlers4 It's a real easy fix. I'll show you how to get it red in my upcoming video on Thursday.💕
Maybe I missed it, but how do you get it to work on your own server?
Hello, thanks for commenting, but I’m a little confused. get what exactly to work on my own server?
@@deewillis Hi! It looks like you're on your own discord server? I worry about spamming people on the Midjourney server lol
@@gamearellaoh it’s a button with a plus sign on the toolbar on the left side to create ur own server channel. Feel free to join my new FREE FB group facebook.com/groups/thedigitalcreatorscommunity
Hi Dee, Thank you very much for the tutorial. I think I am doing something wrong. After I follow all the steps and export it. I open the file in paint use a paint bucket to and fill with black, there are a lot of dots all over the edges (like it has been airbrushed) where I used the refine brush to take out the white. I can't figure out what I am doing wrong.
Thanks so much for the comment. I haven't heard of what you are describing. Something sounds wrong with a setting. Are you using paint or photoshop?
Thank you for the reply. I'm using photoshop. Following all the steps and then exporting the file. After I export the png I open it with microsoft paint and get the bucket to and fill the background with black to see if I missed anything. I see a ring of brush strokes and dots everywhere around the image. Is this just normal when you open a png in paint and fill the background? in paint? It looks okay in canva and photoshop. @@deewillis
Is your image already in 300dpi?
Hey thanks for the question. No, when you download the image from midjourney it is in 72dpi, I have to make them 300dpi.
@@deewillis Thanks for the respond!🥰 your videos are amazing, I’ve been binge watching since last night! And definitely subscribed!
All these videos on making things to sell on ETSY is great but what they don't tell you is that it not as easy as it seems to sell in a VERY OVER SATURATED market for clip art, svg files etc etc...
There are 100000s of these selling on ETSY... Good Luck!
Thank you so much for the well wishes. Nobody should have to tell anyone that running a business is hard no matter what platform they use. Staring a business and growing one sure isn’t easy. I personally don’t believe in saturation because that’s subjective. I don’t believe 100000 shops even if they are selling the same thing comes close to the amount of people who shop on Etsy. Plus competition is good. May the best shop win 🙌🏽