Rev Your Current Creative Juices And Establish Your Own Customized T-Shirt

Perhaps some people want the want the recognition and fame that come s from winning. They might have been creative for many years and not had the outlet for their designs until recently.

To make sure that the images you source on the Internet are big enough to fill your T-shirt design, on the Google Images search results page click '+' next to 'Show Options' at the top left hand side below the Google Logo. This opens a menu of filtering options on the left, choose 'Large' in the size section. Now Google will only show you the large images.

Don't forget to ask people for their opinions, and learn to accept criticism. In the same way that you won't like everything other T shirt designers do, not everyone will like what you do. What can you learn from this? Are these people offering constructive advice?

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2) You can download lots of different images including your favourite cartoon character, actor, etc. from the wide variety available online. While doing so, make sure that some of the pre requisites are satisfied like the number of pixels and the exact size. The size of the image should be compatible with the actual size that you want to print out. If you want a piece of writing to be showcased on the printed t-shirt, you can download various fonts and write any message that you want using the Notepad or the Wordpad.

Different and standing apart from the rest of our list is the BUMP maternity t-shirt. Not too jazzy or flattering, but it explains the question of whether or not you are expecting or putting on a little weight.

Another method is Direct To Garment (DTG) printing. This is a method of running the actual shirt through a printer which prints the image on to the shirt just as a standard in home ink jet printer would print out a document from your computer. There has been some talk in the design community of the ink drying or clumping up in these machines, but I have seen the work they do and it looks great and feels great on the shirt. This is a higher end option at this time with some printers going for around $25,000. You could get a used on for around $16,000, but it would take a lot of shirts to pay off that large of an investment.