If you can get the image areas to print as solid black on a sheet of film, you can burn a screen for it.
How to use a design not created using a program
Sorry if the title of this thread is obscure. What i'm trying to say is what if I want to use artwork that is drawn, painted, etc., and not created using a program to print on a shirt. Will a high resolution image of the artwork suffice? Any help would be great, thanks!
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Yes, we use both scanners as well as DSL cameras to get the art onto the computer. Works great!Sorry if the title of this thread is obscure. What i'm trying to say is what if I want to use artwork that is drawn, painted, etc., and not created using a program to print on a shirt. Will a high resolution image of the artwork suffice? Any help would be great, thanks!
Great! I assumed this was possible I was just uncertain if this was the "correct" way. When photographing the art do you use a RAW image format?Yes, we use both scanners as well as DSL cameras to get the art onto the computer. Works great!
Yes, we typically take all photos in RAW format.Great! I assumed this was possible I was just uncertain if this was the "correct" way. When photographing the art do you use a RAW image format?
If you can take it outside with good natural light, if you dont have a light box or something like it.
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