Please refer some artists here in manila who can do charcoal sketches intended for my shirt designs? I had some talks to various artists in Malate but they could not prioritize. I've found one in QC but did not fit to my requirements
Salamat.
i have a contact that does charcoal painting and can also transfer to digital format.
magaling gumawa ng mga designs pang t-shirt... kahit anong subject ang pinapagawa namin, kayang kaya. malawak ang kanyang design style.
heto email niya, contact nyo and hingi kayo ng quote or sample ng gawa niya. ...
salamat sir, ask ko na rin kong may alam kayo na lokasyon ng suppliers ng mga equipments tulad nga ng 6-color,2 station manual press? thanks.
-allan
sir, thanks for the information try ko maginquire s refer nyo.. add ko narin kong mayroon kayo alam na supplier ng t-shirts sa pinas or garments factory na ngssuply ng good quality t-shirts (address or contact).. dati ksi bluecorner lng ang gamit ko kso nahihirapan ako para sa babae kasi gusto nila yun pambabae ang design i mean body fit. thanks.
Welcome to the forums jben. It really depends on what you want to do and what your target market is. Actually, if you have good artistic and design skills, you can start with just a PC and the right software. You can look for a screenprinter to print your designs and then sell them to your target market. That is, if you want to be a shirt designer. But if you want to be a service provider, meaning a printer, then better learn the art of screenprinting. There are also other printing methods which are already widely discussed in this forum. Just read on and evaluate what you really want to do in the t-shirt industry. Good luck on your search!
Welcome to the forums jben. It really depends on what you want to do and what your target market is. Actually, if you have good artistic and design skills, you can start with just a PC and the right software. You can look for a screenprinter to print your designs and then sell them to your target market. That is, if you want to be a shirt designer. But if you want to be a service provider, meaning a printer, then better learn the art of screenprinting. There are also other printing methods which are already widely discussed in this forum. Just read on and evaluate what you really want to do in the t-shirt industry. Good luck on your search!
Thank you po sa reply. Gusto ko din po sana pagaralan yung screen printing. Me basic knowledge po ako about the method. Tsaka po yung isang method talaga na gusto ko matutunan kung pano po yung metallic designs. Basa basa pa po ako dito sa forum. I'm sure madami po ako matutunan. Thanks po sa pag Welcome at sa Advice.
Hi everyone! Bago din ako dito. Im starting a small business with heat transfers. Im buying a 15"x15" press and an epson r230 printer. Pero parang ang laki ng pagkakaiba ng presyo ng silk screen at inkjet transfers for t-shirt, ayun nga lang sa kulay naglalaban. Sa printer po ba mas ginagamit ang pigment kaysa dye sub? 200pesos kasi 100ml ng pigment, 500pesos naman ang dye sub. Sabi kasi nung iba malaki daw tendencies ng pigment mag "crack" kapag na stretch yung shirt. Anyway maraming salamat mga kababayan at mabuhay kayong mga nasa ibang bansa!
Ang pag kakaiba ng pigment ink at dye sublimation ay malaki. ang dye sublimation ay pwede lang gamitin sa 100% polyster na materials like shirt,mug at iba pa. Samantalang ang pigment ink ay pwede sa polyster or cotton. Depende sa transfer paper at ink ang problemas sa cracking. Myroon transfer paper tulad ng ironall or jetpro na hind nag crack pero for light graments lang sila. Halos lahat ng opaque paper for dark garments ay nag crack sa katagalan maliban lang sa ironall dark na na streatch pero subrang mahal naman ang proce ng isang papel.
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