T-Shirt Design Workshop 01: Foundation (Udemy.com)

Design a t-shirt like a professional: specialty printing methods, fabrics, inks, dyes, and washes.

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Created by: Ray Dombroski

Produced in 2017

What you will learn

Understand how t-shirt design ideas are conceived.
Choose the best combination of fabric, inks, dyes, and washes to make more exciting designs.
Choose specialty inks and printing methods to create unique designs.
Choose the right type of color separation for their graphics.
Know how direct-to-garment (DTG), dye sublimation, and screen printing methods work.

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Course Description

Learning the possibilities and options you have when creating a t-shirt design is an essential investment in becoming a professional t-shirt designer. In this workshop, we'll go over all the ingredients that go into a t-shirt design. Let's get started!

In this course we will cover:

Every t-shirt design should have a story behind itThe history of the graphic t-shirtWhat makes a good t-shirt designThe varieties of t-shirts and fabricGarment dyes and garment washesAlternative printing methods like Direct to Garment (DTG) and Dye SublimationOversize and allover printing techniquesHow the different kinds of color separation workVarieties of screen printing inkSpecialty inks and printing methods that will set your designs apartSupplies needed to screen print a t-shirtWe will finish off with a demonstration showing how you can screen print a t-shirt - even at home!
Who this course is for:
This workshop is for all levels of people interested in learning about t-shirt design. No prior software knowledge is necessary. Unlike my other courses, this workshop does not include intermediate or advanced instruction using design software like Photoshop or Illustrator. This course does not have step-by-step graphic design or software tutorials. It does, however, cover a wide range of topics that provide context and essential knowledge for anyone wanting to become a professional t-shirt graphic designer.

Time: 1 hour on-demand videoh

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Ray Dombroski

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Ray's extensive background in the surf apparel industry started in 2002. Since then he has designed for many of the top surf apparel brands in California and Hawaii, such as O'Neill, Billabong, Ocean Pacific, BodyGlove, and Local Motion. He is the founder of TheVectorLab, a website that offers graphic design resources, tools, and tutorials. As a graduate of the Art Center College of Design in Pasadena and Florida State University his experience is backed by a mix of business and design knowledge.

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By Yael on 11/7/2020

For someone whos trying to start a tshirt printing business, i found this course very informative and i learned alot abot it.

By Angel-Marie Vazquez on 8/21/2020

Ray is pleasant and passionate. In this course he provides content that is interesting, relatable and informative. He has an extensive background in design and impressive familiarity of the processes and products involved in creating a t-shirt. This was a valuable introduction to t-shirt design. I'm looking forward to the rest of the workshops in this series! Thanks!

By Lester Cary on 8/9/2020

Im definitely signing up for more of these awesome informative follow up courses. Really excited to put my crazy ideas onto garments in South Africa

By Mitchell Walker on 7/5/2020

A good introduction to the process of making a t-shirt and what to expect in a professional environment. As someone who plans to work in this field in the future, I feel more prepared and ready to move forward with those plans after finishing this course.

By Gabriel Tortomano on 5/8/2020

Great course!, kind of short. I would've loved to see more of the printing process since the course is an hour long. nevertheless, great information, and great for beginers. Thank you!

By Stephanie Jones on 8/13/2020

I appreciate all thee knowledge given too me, and that eyem able to go back and retain as Eye grow . Great material cant wait to rewatch!

By Mark Cutler on 6/14/2020

This course is old and unfortunately I do not think Ray is as committed as he was in the beginning. Great designers but poorly manages his students. Please do not bother replying to my questions I figured out on my own.

By Kate McKay on 5/27/2020

Ray's delivery was engaging and clear - I especially enjoyed the history of the t-shirt and all of the visual references he provided along with the technical basics. I highly recommend this course for anyone who's thinking of making their own tshirt designs (like me) and wants to learn about the fabric, printing , wash etc options out there.

By Marcus Bainbridge on 5/21/2020

Nice quick overview for some of the basic ideas of what t-shirt printing actually involves as well as some of the history

By Adam Murphy on 6/23/2020

A great primer for t-shirt printing. I appreciate the history and the practical knowledge.
It's a pretty short course, but there's no filler. 100% good content.

By Shawn Vesper on 4/24/2020

Great information about the process and set up of printing a t-shirt. Not just, make a design and send it away to a printer. I also like the idea of buying a home print kit and getting your hands dirty so that you really understand how the process works. I remember actually doing this in high school years ago and it was fun and I'm thinking of doing this with my kids. We've already done tie-dye together, so why not screen printing? Look forward to the other courses that continue the process of t-shirt designing.

By Guillermo Granados on 9/17/2020