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That is correct! You can also use Pantone spot colors and then print them out as separations! There is still a challenge in underbase creation and selective trapping of different areas of colors - that is the reason I do the longer version of this - if you need to send out the seps as a different format, underbase the design, or selectively trap areas of the colors it is easier when the design is split into different pages.

@@screenprintartist For underbases/trapping/choking, I usually create a new page in the document, duplicate the design, and then simply apply a "Pantone Transparent White" fill to all objects I want underbased. If I need it trapped/choked, I add an outline that is usually 1pt or 2pt (I use an Anatol press, so registration usually is tight). But there really is no need to create multiple pages (one for each color in the design).

Glad you liked it - I will make more soon

Yes, I understand - this is a struggle as viewers often become impatient at different levels of experience - I can make some different videos that test this and see how it is received - thanks for the feedback

You can make transfers, screen prints, or if you have a dtg machine you can save it as a .png and print it directly

Yes - it’s one step at a time

I can get a little in the weeds - I will work on some intermediate level tuts also

Hi Jacob - yes, that is possible although occasionally the art becomes too complex to add effects to and if you try to merge it there can be other issues. A lot of this depends on the contrast and interference from background elements. If an image doesn't have a clean edge that will create a separation from the background then that option isn't a consideration. Some of the other methods end up being comfort and style of process - there are many methods to make it work - thanks for the feedback!

Thanks for the feedback - this was done quickly and it is a good idea to always check legibility when using distress filters - thanks for the tip!

at 2:00 - 3:30 I show the exact process for creating the blend - I created two squares and then used the "blend tool" on the tool bar and with this tool active I selected the top square and dragged it to the bottom square and the blend was created - hope this helps - thanks!

there are lots of free splatter effects online - freepik.com has many of them

Thomas Trimingham than you sir more tshirt designing tutorial specialy in corel draw

the only practical way to do that is with a RIP (raster image processor) software - such as Accu-rip for example - this will convert any grayscale in a separation spot color or cmyk separation to a pre-defined halftone screen - then you don't have to do this process. Some older laser printers (we had an hp laser 5000 or something) that had a version of postscript in it that would work as a RIP and convert separations also - but essentially this is a function outside of CorelDRAW - I am showing here how to "cheat" and do it inside the software so you don't need a RIP - but for volume of work or daily separations you should get a RIP - it's worth it

you would have to tell me exactly what you mean by "starburst" but I bet the answer is "yes" - so far I can create and / or simulate most effects in Illustrator in Corel - the only exception is when a grunge pattern is traced and there are 10,000 pieces - this is better in illustrator - but... I would argue that it makes a nasty file and then it should be a bitmap effect anyways, lol

@@screenprintartist gotcha.... I used to have illustrator... When i had a Mac years ago... And now im on PC and adobe went to subscription.... So now im having to teach myself to use corel if i hope to start my own tshirt business.... But i did find a video that shows ...roughly how to do it

I don't understand the question - if you mean a "tail effect" shortcut key? I don't think there is one! There are fonts that have ligatures that include tails - problem is I hate most of them, lol

its a very solid version! in the past Corel seemed to have bugs in every even version lol, not sure why. This one is legit though. Very stable and reliable with less crashes - nice for sure

great question! Yes, I have re-rendered a whole font set - I haven't created a fully functioning font for document use, that is a whole additional step - but most often I am "off to the next job" and there isn't enough incentive to render an entire character set so I do as needed modifications. Thanks for the feedback!

Thank you so much!

Thanks

you all probably dont give a damn but does anybody know a tool to log back into an Instagram account? I was dumb lost my password. I appreciate any tips you can give me

@Erik Toby Instablaster ;)

@Kaiser Zander i really appreciate your reply. I found the site through google and I'm waiting for the hacking stuff atm. Takes a while so I will get back to you later with my results.

@Kaiser Zander It did the trick and I now got access to my account again. Im so happy! Thanks so much, you really help me out !

@Erik Toby Glad I could help :)

Yes I can - I'll do this one over the weekend!

@@screenprintartist awesome.

You are very welcome

Let me know what is confusing - I can make another tutorial perhaps. Thanks!

@@screenprintartist it’s ok thanks anyway

essentially you are using an object to create a border to nest the image into - you can then have the object with the image inside it float on top of the other image

Yes you can import photos to use as a background - this is covered in a previous tutorial of mine: ua-cam.com/video/levW3zgzFnA/v-deo.html

@@screenprintartist Thank you sir

Thanks!

Haha - what if YOU are that printer...

Lol - well I have been called that so this could be argued as that version

I deleted the background - this was a vector graphic that was imported so I could delete separate pieces - if you want to learn how to delete the background of a photo to place that is the other tutorial: ua-cam.com/video/_VCu8XSfdHk/v-deo.html

I am not sure - contact CorelDRAW and ask - I would be surprised if the educational version had less functions

Wow, thank you!

Thanks a lot - caffeine helps!

My pleasure!

I will get back on it later this week - thanks for your patience!

I teach at industry shows and have a site: screen-printing-artist.teachable.com/courses

My bad! I didn't call out clearly the duplicate key I used there (ctrl-d) - you can also drag and then right click the mouse to duplicate

@@screenprintartist Thank you.

Ok thanks

it's a habit - lol - thanks for the feedback!

everyone must start somewhere - thanks for the feedback!