Sorry I don't have any advice for you. But I'm wondering what type of money when you say 'a LOT!' I'm in the process starting up and looking for a designer as well. So I'm pretty curious.
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it looks like you already have what is needed in screen printing. i think all you need is to get your feet wet. start with any design of your own ... go simple, 1 or 2 colors. doesn't matter if it's your best artwork or not. just finish the whole process (from designing to printed t-shirt).... after that look at your finish product and from there you do your adjustments.... the point is, just to get your feet wet.Most of the designs that I want, I can't do myself. I can draw objects that are inatimate or not living pretty well, but that is about it. Not all that creative when it comes to the designs that I need to create.
You know, maybe you just need someone to do some sketches for you and then you can go over them and outline/color/whatever them yourself. If you can already use Photoshop and Illustrator it shouldn't be hard for you. If I were you, I'd be more comfortable hiring design students to do sketches that full-blown designs (just in case).I need to create a bunch of graphis for print. Was looking to hire someone, but "WOW", they want a ton of money for each design. I was thinking about going down to a local school that deals in media and hire students.
What I want to know is, how do you go about creating graphics for screen printing? I myself can create graphics in Illustrator and Photoshop, but is there anything special I have to do? I know what color seperation is, but I do not know how to do it.
Most of the designs that I want, I can't do myself. I can draw objects that are inatimate or not living pretty well, but that is about it. Not all that creative when it comes to the designs that I need to create.