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DTF Print and halftones
Heads up, everyone—I’ve got a super useful bit of free training coming your way soon!
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If you’ve ever created a complicated image with a black background (especially using AI) and wanted to print it on a black shirt, you know how tricky it can be to get that pro look. This weekend, I’m recording a step-by-step video showing you exactly how to:
- Remove the black background from your image for perfect printing on black garments
- Add halftone effects to areas that fade to black, for a smooth, pro finish
- Reduce ink coverage to give your shirts a softer feel and better overall quality
This is a real game-changer for anyone creating designs with AI and wanting to level up their print results. I’ll walk you through the whole process in Photoshop, so you can follow along and apply it to your own artwork.
Keep an eye out – I’ll be creating the video this weekend and posting the video straight after!
Steve
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DTF Print and halftones
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