[scotttlov]

I currently use Aresenal's t-shirt mockups, I mainly use the men's crew neck mockups.....I downloaded the vnecks, but all look like they are for men, I need some for women's vnecks....any one know where I can get similar mockups for women?

Thanks

Scott

 

[D3L0C4T3D]

You can make the mens mockup females by taking the finish shirt with design on it and use the liquify tool in photoshop to give it that female hourglass look.

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[scotttlov]

You can make the mens mockup females by taking the finish shirt with design on it and use the liquify tool in photoshop to give it that female hourglass look.

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Thanks so much....i am trying it right now....there are like 10 layers in this file, is there a way to liquify all at the same time instead of doing each one piece by piece?

Thanks

Scott

 

[D3L0C4T3D]

Once you are done.with the mockup, placement color etc... Merge all layers into one and save it with a new file name. Well merge all layers but the white background liquify then save.

 

[scotttlov]

Thank you so much, that made my day!

 

[D3L0C4T3D]

Did it work?

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[scotttlov]

sure did, thanks

 

[serdnaclsg87]

If you have a camera handy and a white shirt you can make your own mockups. Its pretty simple, just play around with the blending modes on the shirt layer; you can use a color layer and layer mask too to make any color shirt you want. To do oversized prints, just create a layer mask to outline the shirt's shape.