Hi dugg, welcome to the T-Shirt Forums!
I hope you can share some of your expertise in our Graphics and Design section of the forum
I hope you can share some of your expertise in our Graphics and Design section of the forum
Since you said that you have answers for Illustrator, Photoshop... I have something to ask you.dugg29 said:Wussup everyone. Newbie here, been doing t-shirt graphics for 13yrs,
self employed 7 yrs, own a small business for 3 yrs and still going.
Also produced high-end fashion jeans and tops. Any questions about Illustrator, photoshop, graphics, and apparel are welcomed!
check out some of my work:
homepage.mac.com/duggone/recentwork/PhotoAlbum28.html
peace!
Yes, you can save a "photoshop eps" file. But that won't make it a vector file.m26gil said:question is: if someone asked me to send a design in EPS format can I save it from Photoshop?
As far as I know EPS is a vector format, right? So if I save my file from Photoshop will I damage it as I did not create my design in vector?
Hope you understand what I mean.
Hi annushka, the page is a template from apple. But if your looking for stamp designs I think I can provide.Annushka said:Where did you get those foreign passport stamps that are on your second page (RECENT WORK 2)? Is it from clipart or did you create them yourself?
Thank you,
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dugg29 said:Yes, you can save a "photoshop eps" file. But that won't make it a vector file.
If the client wants an eps illustrator file then maybe they want the artwork created in vector format. They have to be a bit especific.
And no you wont damage the file if you save as eps.
Hope this helps.
Thanks. It was for the middle weight champion in Australia. Biggest boxing match in Australian history! check him out.DecadentSavant said:never a fan of skulls but the "boxa king" design is terrific