Love these forums! Learning a lot so far but I was asked to print this attached file for a play and the customer needs it done ASAP and in only three colors. Blue, Black and White on a Yellow shirt. Only problem is I have only setup easy spot color jobs to this point. This job looks like halftones will be needed? Any help and or feedback with setting this job up is greatly appreciated.
Help separating artwork
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Just make sure your client has the appropriate license or the R&H organization will be all over you....
They have informed me they do and have the paperwork as well.
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I'd do it as a four colour job, two blues, a black and a yellow (assuming it's going on whites)
They are asking for it to be printed on Yellow tees.
Thank you Denise. Just messaged ya back.
Here is the message I received from the school
"This design is not an official "Rodgers and Hammerstein" design. We have purchased the rights to the "Oklahoma" musical and have printed marketing materials using the design."
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On yellow you will need an underbase
Thought I lost the customer but she is back and without any print files 
Is it possible to separate the layers with such low resolution? I had help with T-Shirt Forum member Celtic but the resolution was still really low. Is there any sites or program that can help with this? It's my first time dealing with multi color halftones and I want to make sure the end product will look good. Thank you In advance!
Is it possible to separate the layers with such low resolution? I had help with T-Shirt Forum member Celtic but the resolution was still really low. Is there any sites or program that can help with this? It's my first time dealing with multi color halftones and I want to make sure the end product will look good. Thank you In advance!1 - 10 of 10 Posts
