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Artwork Guideline Tutorial
Below is a great artwork guideline tutorial for making sure your artwork is correct for our printing services. We must have your artwork to these specifications for the Standard Screen Printing, Jumbo Screen Printing, and All Over Screen Printing methods. If this sound like another language to you, don't sweat it! We offer graphic artwork services at a reasonable rate and we will create your artwork so that it properly fits our specifications for printing. If you already have a graphic artist please show this to them to ensure a smooth and efficient production time. Not following these guidelines will delay an order.
Photoshop Tutorial:
Please make sure that your artwork follows our print guidelines as shown in three easy steps below:
Step 1. Artwork size:
Artwork must be in the size you want printed and in at least 300 resolution with no pixels around the edges. Please remember the artwork must be created in the print size and in 300 resolution from the start. Going back and changing it in Photoshop is not going to result in the artwork being up to par. As shown below this customer wanted the artwork printed at 12 inches width by 16 inches height.
Illustrator Tutorial:
Please make sure that your artwork follows our print guidelines as shown in three easy steps below:
Step 1. Artwork size:
Artwork must be at the size you want printed. If you want your artwork to be printed at 15 inches width by 16 inches height than your artwork size should be the same.
Step 2. Colors separated:
Every color must be on it's own layer separate from other colors. Below are three pictures showing how your artwork should look when colors are separated. This artwork has two colors (Blue and Purple). Blue and Purple must be on their own separate layers as shown below.
Below are three pictures showing how your artwork should look when colors are separated.
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Photoshop Tutorial:Please make sure that your artwork follows our print guidelines as shown in three easy steps below:
Step 1. Artwork size:
Artwork must be in the size you want printed and in at least 300 resolution with no pixels around the edges. Please remember the artwork must be created in the print size and in 300 resolution from the start. Going back and changing it in Photoshop is not going to result in the artwork being up to par. As shown below this customer wanted the artwork printed at 12 inches width by 16 inches height.
Step 2. Colors separated:
Every color must be on it's own layer separate from other colors and with a transparent background. This customer shows us a blue background on their artwork to show what garment color it will be printed on. This is not required, if you do include the color of the shirt as a background, make sure it is on its own layer so we can easily take it out when printing your artwork. This artwork has three colors (White, Red, and Brown). White, Red, and Brown must be on their own separate layers as shown below.
Below are three pictures showing how your artwork should look when colors are separated.
Every color must be on it's own layer separate from other colors and with a transparent background. This customer shows us a blue background on their artwork to show what garment color it will be printed on. This is not required, if you do include the color of the shirt as a background, make sure it is on its own layer so we can easily take it out when printing your artwork. This artwork has three colors (White, Red, and Brown). White, Red, and Brown must be on their own separate layers as shown below.
Below are three pictures showing how your artwork should look when colors are separated.
Illustrator Tutorial:Please make sure that your artwork follows our print guidelines as shown in three easy steps below:
Step 1. Artwork size:
Artwork must be at the size you want printed. If you want your artwork to be printed at 15 inches width by 16 inches height than your artwork size should be the same.
Step 2. Colors separated:
Every color must be on it's own layer separate from other colors. Below are three pictures showing how your artwork should look when colors are separated. This artwork has two colors (Blue and Purple). Blue and Purple must be on their own separate layers as shown below.
Below are three pictures showing how your artwork should look when colors are separated.