Had I heeded the advice here in the first place, I would have put more weight in the statement "the better the art, the better the print". And even though a DTG printer can print any thing you decide to send to the printer... It doesn't mean it will look good.
Online coarse
I'm pretty much a hobbyist with a dtg printer. I have photoshop Cs5 and illustrator Cs2.
I can function in photoshop pretty well just by lots of trial and error. Illustrator is a different animal to me.
Is there an online class on these 2 software programs that is recommended?
I know I can YouTube a bunch, but i want a foundation I can build on from a ground up class.
I can function in photoshop pretty well just by lots of trial and error. Illustrator is a different animal to me.
Is there an online class on these 2 software programs that is recommended?
I know I can YouTube a bunch, but i want a foundation I can build on from a ground up class.
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Lynda.com has online videos for this kinda stuff.
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