jimmy-B

Hey! I was just curious if anyone has used Go Media's apperal templates. On the Gomedia site they look nice and the program is pretty cheap. Just wondering if it works well and easy to use and worth the $40?

thanks

 

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4thstoryprints

I like they way they link, I think you customer would to for mock ups. If you for instance put a photoshop image of your design on it and lower the opacity a touch looks like a real shirt.

 

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mannycotora

Quote: Originally Posted by jimmy-B Hey! I was just curious if anyone has used Go Media's apperal templates. On the Gomedia site they look nice and the program is pretty cheap. Just wondering if it works well and easy to use and worth the $40? thanks

I have the apparel pack and use it very often to show customers what the end product is going to look like before I start printing them. Also though you should know that you need photoshop or a image software that works with layers in order to use these as they are just images of tee shirts and you need to add your design to these I think it is very useful in selling products and even designing websites as you dont need to print a shirt until someone places an order.

hope this helps!

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jimmy-B

Wow thanks guys! I do have photoshop but I am no pro at it. Seems to me like this is worth it.

Thanks again!

 

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splathead

Now boys, can't we all just get along.

The fact is that template has been around long before Go Media put it in their product. Just go to shirt.woot.com. They have had it at least a year to offer it to designers to mock up shirts for their contests.

And Gomedia already has a tutorial out on mocking up shirts: How to Create Awesome T-Shirt Mockups Like Jimiyo|GoMediaZine . They also have a video.

 

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