Part 1 - AMAZINGLY Simple way to make A Photo and Put it On a Shirt!
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- Опубликовано: 24 окт 2015
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In this video I take a picture with my phone from the V for Vendetta comic book then print out the image onto a transparency. I burn the image into an EZscreenprint sheet and then print the deisgn onto a shirt using Speedball Ink.
I have used a alot of screen printing kits. Like the ones you can get from Ryonet. but this is just so simple and easy. I like catspitproductions videos, I wish I had a space that large to work in!
I do not recommend Yudu. It does not remove enough of the steps to be worth buying it over a Speedball Kit.
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I am a graphic arts major and I love screen printing. This is my new favorite way to do tshirts. Thank you for sharing your talent.
Michele Myankazt Question how to do multiple colors with it? :0
You have to do a screen for each section with the same color; for example if his eyes and hat feather are both blue they would be on the same screen separate from everything else. I hope I am not confusing you. Good luck on your shirts, please send me a pic if you do one with multiple colors.
I think you should check the definition of the "simple" word again.
Norman Mont definitely 😅
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there is a eazyer way
Norman Mont lol!
😂😂😂 lol true!...
this seems really complicated!..😕😕😕
Great idea. It's about the quality of the print. You can clearly see it comes out very well, and the face you can reuse it over and over, it's excellent.
Thank you! This is exactly the kind of thing ive been looking for! Im ordering a kit this week. Cant wait!
I love your product. So much quicker than traditional screenprinting.
Rebecca Salcedo you look delicious. Contact me, we will hookup.
Big Nate you are insane bro! This video is one of the many I watched back when I first started printing shirts. Thanks for influencing my printing career from the get-go.
Yes simple is relative...but after years of teaching art, I gave up on all the work it takes to make screens, stretch, coat, expose and reclaim. Maybe this year my students will get the chance to experience the fun of screenprinting with these products. Thank you for a great tutorial...my students will definitely enjoy your video, too...as I did. Know anyone who wants a pile of old screens?
Thanks for posting this! I definitely want to try it out.
I'm buying this kit now turn my art to shirts I can wear so cool
Thank you do much. Been searching and searching for something just like this. Thank you again😀👍
Some folks are fussy, I think you did an amazing job, thank you so much for the information
this is far beyond simple, my friend
Thank you for the Inkscape reference especially the Trace bitmap tip!
Clear instructions. I think I will give it a try. I like the pre-sensitized sheets. Gonna check them out.
This is a really awesome technique, thnx for sharing it. I was looking for a simpler way to screen print, but on-demand style. This is definitely a great way to do it. I love that fact that you dont need to use a bulky wood or metal frame, just simple sheets.
Thank you! Finally! A man that gets it! Sheesh. so much negativity.
So creative my friend love the idea t-shirt looks dope AF 👌
thank you so much for the tutorial. It was a very informational!! hopefully when I get ready to do one it will be as good as the one you made.
Thanks man! When you give it a go, let me know how it went. :)
So cool! I really wanna try this!
Thx!!! This vid was exactly what I was looking for!!!
This is fantastic!!!
Thanks Nate. This was a very interesting video
Great - explained and demonstrated perfectly. Must try!
Thank you very much! :)
I sincerely hope you give it a go and join the community. Feel free to share you creations with me. Im on the Facebook.
Thank you for the simple technique for screen printing..
Looks simple, I am going to try and buy the kit. Hopefully it will turn out alright... Thank you
Love your video. U made it look very easy.
Good tip for the sheets. thanks.
Thanks for making this awesome video!! I had no idea it could be so simple
Thank you for watching! Thanks for the kind words and encouragement.
Wow, great video. Thank you for sharing. You Rock.
Great job sir, I was thinking on doing the same.
Thank you very easy straight forward video
my dad's a graphic designer. he taught me how to screen print. it's pretty cool
Great video. Thanks!
Great video tutorial.
This looks so much easier and less space consuming than actually frames! You can just put all the designs in a folder instead of needing huge screens! Also less fumes and mess (especially if you have nosy cats)!
Thanks for the information!
Well done! Thanks for the tutorial. I just subscribed.
Wow ,very nice brother 👍
Really nice clear video. It's easy for what you get and once you have familiarity with software, phone, ordering packages, etc.
I don't see in general why vector graphic is necessary (or for that matter black print), but I have not done this before (just watched youtube vids). Vector graphics would help to avoid blocky/pixelly edges on pic if the resolution is a problem. Maybe it is (haven't done it so don't know). Black could be preferred to really block the UV light if for some reason light colors fail at this.
Loved the video
it didn't seem that simple, seems like a lot of stuff you'd have to buy first
Everything you need comes this convenient kit and you can save 15% with Nate15 at checkout. Its really super simple. it only looks like it isnt at first:
ezscreenprint.com/products/diy-screen-printing-complete-starter-kit
NateScreenPrints1
ᖇᗩᑎ 1 up the punks bro!
yeah takes a little bit of cash to get started
i ghetto'd my shirts at first
a buck for an actual screen...like a window screen
and staple gunned it to a wooden picture frame that i got from dollar tree
and 4 bux on tulips SOFT ink.. i perfer it over speedball
plus i hand cut my stencils..
including a 4 dollar shirt..cheapest I've found
especially if youre just makin a few for you and possibly some friends
Eddy Munster
Excuse me could you tell me which type of paper you used in printing and she plastic sheet and the name of painting color and how I get it from London
ali elshekh i dont do it the way he does
but his way:
you need the clear plastic transfer
here give me a second and i can get you a link
Damn that's dope and easy
Thank you this is very good. I will make custom t shirts.
Well done.
thanks for sharing!!!!
wow man you seriously deserve more views and subs!
'Awe. Thanks! I dunno about that. I hope this video helped though. :)
Brilliant !!!
Awesome!!!!!! thanks
💯🤝🙀smart easy love it 👍
Very good video and explanation. Thank you so much-I am going to try this. If I don't buy a kit what mil transparency do I need?
Nice thanks for sharing
Outstanding when you do not have all stuff to produce a silkscreen with wood, glass, etc... GR8!
Thanks this is great!
You are welcome! :)
Thank you I have learned so much from this video. I have a mac and the soft was free?
HERE'S a much simpler way:Make a cheap black and white photocopy of the picture you want to transfer onto the new t shirt.(You can buy new plain t shirts at dollar stores in the spring/summer season for about three dollars,Canadian).Also buy a package of clear plastic acetate sheets from the same dollar store.Also buy some PERMANENT markers from the same dollar store and an exacto knife.When you get all this cheap stuff home put the cheap black and white photocopy on a clean table and put a clear acetate sheet on top of the phoptocopy.(Underneath all of this place a large square of cardboard).Then take a black permanent marker and trace the outline of the picture you want to put on the t shirt onto the clear plactic actetate sheet.Then cut that outline out with the exacto knife.Then take the t shirt you want to put the picture on and put a lage rectangle of cardboard inside the t shirt to protect the back of the t shirt from the permanent marker.Then place the cut out clear plastic acetate sheet (stencil) onto the fron of the t shirt and measure equal distances from both side seams to place the stencil properly in the center.(You can place the top of the stencil just under the collar seam of the t shirt).Then draw through the stencil with your permanent marker.Doing this will transfer the outline of your picture onto the t shirt.If you want to color this picture in you should paint it with HALF ACRYLIC PAINT MIXED WITH HALF WATER.IF YOU USE JUST UNDELUTED ACRYLIC PAINT IT WILL DRY TOO STIFF.IF YOU ARE PAINTING ON A BLACK OR ANY OTHER DARK COLORED T SHIRT THE OUTLINE OF THE IMAGE YOU WANT TO PUT ON THE T SHIRT HAS TO BE BLEACHED OUT FIRST.THE OUTLINE OF THE IMAGE AND ACTIUALLY THE ENTIRE IMAGE HAS TO BE BLEACHED OUT FIRST BEFORE YOU TRANSFER THE IMAGE EITHER BY USING A STENCIL OR BY CREATING A CARBON FROM THE CHEAP BLACK AND WHITE PHOTOCOPY.(PLEASE GOOGLE:HOW TO MAKE CARBON PAPER,YOU CAN USE PENCIL INSTEAD OF INK .INK WOULD LIKELY BLEED WHEN WASHED.ALSO YOU SHOULD GOOGLE:HOW TO MAKE A STENCIL.After you bleach out the area you want to transfer the design to on a dark t shirt you can transfer that design onto that bleached out area using a home made carbon or a home made stencil.Then you can paint in the outline with HALF ACRYLIC PAINT MIXED WITH HALF WATER.PLEASE DONT USE JUST PLAIN UNDELUTED ACRYLIC PAINT OR IT WILL DRY TOO STIFF.THERE ARE ONLY TWO TYPES OF PAINT YOU SHOULD USE ON T SHIRTS (AND OTHER FABRICS):REGULAR ACRYLIC PAINT DELUTED EQUAL PARTS WITH WATER OR ACRYLIC LATEX INTERIOR HOUSPAINT.ACRYLIC LATEX INTERIOR HOUSEPAINT DRYS STRETCHY BUT REGULAR ACYLIC CRAFT/ART PAINT DRYS TOO STIFF FOR T SHIRTS AND OTHER FABRICS IF UNDELUTED.
I finally understand how screenprinting works. With the emulsion dissolved, the fine screen holds the image and all its fine details in place, then when you squeegee on the ink, it seeps through the screen but not the solid parts. Thanks for the tutorial.
Yessir! Great summary! I tried my best to explain how it works here:
ruclips.net/video/OTHNZkLfDiE/видео.html
Very cool, thanks!
Question: how does the ink hold up in the washing machine/ how soon after screen printing can you wash the shirt?
Reading most of these comments, if seems the word "easy" must only be used if something is free and requires nothing more than oxygen to achieve or a ton of brats will be furious! You would think someone stole their money with these rude comments. Pitiful
kool , very informative
very good!!!
Thank you for the tutorial. Never done screen printing so it's interesting way to make own shirts. I used to do my illustrations similar way as you did the first part. I draw a picture in pencil, than outlined in ink pen or Sharpie, erase the pencil than scan it into computer and saved it in black and white picture document. Cleaned it up. Than saved it in multicolor and filled in color. It came out pretty good.
Anyway....have you tried print on iron on paper and than use heated iron to transfer on shirt? I wonder how is it different than screen printing when it comes to quality?
Thanks for making a great tutorial video using EZscreen, I've tried it but had no luck with burning the image on the screen. Maybe my EZscreen is old so after watching your video I will try it again!
I hope you do! and they can do bad after several months and not be able to be exposed. They recommend putting them in the Fridge to extend their life if that helps. :)
Thanks for the help, I will place my next order in the fridge for sure!
I wanted to start my graphic business and was looking how to use my own work thank you sir btw like and sub
You can also do it using Mod Podge and silk screen. Joanns didn't have silk screen I used cheap wedding veil fabric for my prints.
Thank you
I am so impressed!!! ...My friend had a Silk Screening Business and she would have flipped out to SEE how Simple you made this... I watched her work for hours to do what you just did... "WOW... this is soooo cool... How much did this cost you?
Very cool
Hi Nate, I enjoyed the
video, best one I have seen.....
Question.... it all looks straight
forward and affordable except for the light....for the exposure could
I buy a workers light 50w halogen ??
otherwise..?
all that is holding me back form
making some funking prints... is this ...thanks
That's cool man
I love this video, thanks for posting. It's odd that so many commenting here find this too difficult, but I suppose if it can't be accomplished by swiping a finger on a phone, it's just not possible and sooo tedious. Poor things.
this seems awesome! after placing the ink on the shirt and letting it dry with your design, is there anything you have to do afterwards to keep it permanent ? like throwing it in the dryer or ironing it?
That was cool
Thanks dude
This IS AMAZING!! Thanks!!!! Considering the process with a framed screen and using photo emulsion, this really simplifies it....less time too...I hope to buy the kit soon, is the discount code still good???
Nice one sir, I could use this, I have several unique images, that would lend themselves well :)
Thank you! My daughter is going to love this set up for her birthday day, without the light source it was less than $200. Where can I get the light you used for developing? I appreciate your effort and by my estimation it was easy and very inexpensive.
great video
very nice
Thanks bro
Awesome!! We have these tshirt shop videos making it all difficult by scan pics n send it to them when u can just take a fn pic yourself hahahaha
I'm glad to find out about Inkscape, so thanks for that. Ain't got time for screenprinting though, would be nice to learn but na
that was AMAZINGLY SIMPLE
Thanks
nice one
Hey this looks really good,where did you get your light from?
Does the blue mesh behind the emulsion paper come with it? If not, is it necessary to buy? Also, what did you use for the black exposure board? Is it anything special or can you use any black surface (or whatever color the ink is going to be)? Last thing, how much is a pack of transparency papers? Great video, thanks!
Thanks for the video. Does the ink not go through to the back layer of the t-shirt?
Is the transparency paper you use, the type teachers would use on projectors back in the day? I'm just curious.
Awesome
Good video.
I like this method. Can this work for color inks also, and if yes where do I get them? Thanks.
its simple in execution. you're never going to do a project like this without investing in supplies
Hi Nate,
Great video! Do you have any suggestions of where to buy emulsion sheets/screenprint sheets for us who live in Europe? Getting it from the US is crazy expensive with customs/import charges.
THIS IS DOPE
Word.
could you tell me which kind of trasparent paper did you use so i could find it on my country? thanks
awesome
thanks its a good process to make tees with my kids drawings.
Only problem is, if anyone thought this was a good idea for a shop, you'd come across copyright infringement problems. It's best to create your own graphic to put on shirts.
Tanya P he can make changes to it to make it his own as long as it do look just like the image he can put it on a T-shirt to sell
A what about the back part of the t-shirt? Do I have to secure it in some way?
thanks!
Youre Welcome!
Any tips on color prints with sunlight reactive ink?