Ummm... not really, no. But do ya got any suggestions? LIke if your using a mac? cause that's what I'm using. Aren't u supposed ta use photoshop or something?? Cause all i have is preview. Help.

photoshop is very helpful.



but mostly i wanted to say that i enjoy the watermark on your avatar!

bsweber on Apr 13 '09 at 6:18pm

but mostly i wanted to say that i enjoy the watermark on your avatar!



Oh, deer.

What program(s) are you using?

jaywalkergraphics on Apr 13 '09 at 6:22pm

What program(s) are you using?

is this thing on?

Hehe. What he said.

Hey sorry Well Like i said before i really new to this whole thing so i'm just trying to get my bearings. Thanks glad you like the pic. Honestly, what i think i'm using is called Preview, and it's on the mac, but it's nothing like photoshop or illustrator sooo... i don't know i'm just confused. can u download photoshop for the mac???

Hey sorry Well Like i said before i really new to this whole thing so i'm just trying to get my bearings. Thanks glad you like the pic. Honestly, what i think i'm using is called Preview, and it's on the mac, but it's nothing like photoshop or illustrator sooo... i don't know i'm just confused. can u download photoshop for the mac???

oops posted that twice.

preview is not what you want. you can dl free photoshop trial from the adobe website that lasts for 30 days. or there are other methods you can obtain it but I'm not the person to ask about that.

THANK YOU SOOOOO MUCH!! also, i'm gonna wanna draw my designs on the computer, right? Yea, i thought so thanks everyone!.

Yeah, what Steve said. You will need a true editor program. Preview (as far I know) is pretty much only for viewing. Free editors can be downloaded from the internet (Gimp is popular, tho I have not used it much).



If you have a fat piggy bank, you can also buy Adobe Photoshop or Corel Photo-Paint. Unfortunately, if you want your designs to be taken seriously, you will probably need one of these sooner or later.

yeah, use a felt point marker and just draw right onto your monitor.

then, in photohuas, activate the print screen option

and voila, you're tee shirt should be ready in about 10-15 minutes.



jk



i don't know anything.

ebreakx on Apr 13 '09 at 6:55pm

also, i'm gonna wanna draw my designs on the computer, right?



That really depends. Some of us are vector artists (but I don't think we are respected very much). That means we design using only/mainly the computer. But if you draw or paint, you might be much better off going that route. Once you have finished your artwork, you can scan it, or take it somewhere to have it scanned.