omg i need to tell u thats this is the best tutorial for me! Even if am not a native english speaker, ur voice is so calm, and u explain everything sooooo good that its very easy for me to understand and repeate ur steps! good job! Thank you very much !
That's a very nice thing to say, thanks. I don't post that often on here as it is mainly to supplement student learning at my College, but do let me know if there are any other subjects and I'll see about doing more videos in the future. Thanks again :)
Will not the semi-transparency detection algorithm on the printing company website you're going to use rejects your design because of the texture layer with 60% opacity?
It really depends. If you are just getting a laser print or similar, I would supply the file as a flattened TIFF or jpeg. If you are actually using screenprinting, you would probably only supply the bitmap layer (the one with the halftone image) for them to work off. This tutorial is mainly to give the effect of a screen printed image.
You can also do this with a smart object and adjustment layers so it's non-destructive.
That little rgb technique at the end is genius
omg i need to tell u thats this is the best tutorial for me! Even if am not a native english speaker, ur voice is so calm, and u explain everything sooooo good that its very easy for me to understand and repeate ur steps! good job! Thank you very much !
That's a very nice thing to say, thanks. I don't post that often on here as it is mainly to supplement student learning at my College, but do let me know if there are any other subjects and I'll see about doing more videos in the future. Thanks again :)
Thank you!!!!
JONNY
Good job man, thanks!
Thanks!
Will not the semi-transparency detection algorithm on the printing company website you're going to use rejects your design because of the texture layer with 60% opacity?
It really depends. If you are just getting a laser print or similar, I would supply the file as a flattened TIFF or jpeg. If you are actually using screenprinting, you would probably only supply the bitmap layer (the one with the halftone image) for them to work off. This tutorial is mainly to give the effect of a screen printed image.
Chris you’re a RUclipsr now: Kyle L
Wait hold up this wasn't even meant to be a big public RUclips video?
Not really, it was for my students, but if it helps anyone else that's good.