Re: What's the difference
But they can be done with blending colors. In some cases with "Spot Color Process" or with "4-color Process".
They work great when printing dark shirts, no need to cut around the graphic, fast and easy to apply, Screen Printed Quality.
Also, keep in mind that designing for t-shirts is different than design paper posters. Usually when designers set out to design graphics for a shirt brand, they know the costs envolved and may use 2-4 colors in a way where they would achieve good results at a reasonable competitive price.
Digital transfers are also good. It depends.
Yes, Solid Colors aka Spot Colors.nukem1st said:
But they can be done with blending colors. In some cases with "Spot Color Process" or with "4-color Process".
They work great when printing dark shirts, no need to cut around the graphic, fast and easy to apply, Screen Printed Quality.
Also, keep in mind that designing for t-shirts is different than design paper posters. Usually when designers set out to design graphics for a shirt brand, they know the costs envolved and may use 2-4 colors in a way where they would achieve good results at a reasonable competitive price.
Digital transfers are also good. It depends.