
eyemaze
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eyemaze
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‎Nov 28, 2024
10:49 AM
I wanted to schedule posts to X. Unfortunately it's failing. I have reinstalled the app, restarted, disconnected all my other socials, reconnected X on Adobe Express. It still fails. Any help please?
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‎Jun 16, 2017
08:59 AM
I'm trying to change the black front to white. How do I do that? -- Thanks
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‎Jun 14, 2017
10:02 AM
This is what it looked like when I dragged the ai file that was live traced and then expanded into photoshop.
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‎Jun 14, 2017
09:43 AM
Hi, After scanning in a black pen drawing, I've been trying to "Live Trace". When I press "Object" to try and delete the background, it deletes a lot of the white inside instead of just the background. I will say some of the lines aren't as sharp after the live trace and create gaps. I then want to create a poster in Photoshop. When I drag the drawing into Photoshop and use the paintbucket tool it fills past some of the lines into different sections that I never wanted to be that color. How can I outline it better so I can use the paintbucket tool in Photoshop to color only the areas that I want, instead of having it extend to other sections of the drawing? Thanks in advance.
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‎May 29, 2017
03:12 PM
2 Upvotes
Hi, I have been designing my t-shirts in Photoshop with an image size of 7.12 x 8.59 inches. I did my artwork within the framework of a mockup shirt making the size of my design even smaller than the 7.12 x 8.59 inches. After this, I saved the file as a png to get a transparent background. However, I want to use a site called Printful where the suggested image size in Photoshop to work on is 12 x 16 inches to work on. When I upload my png image to the website I have to stretch out my image. When I stretch it out to the size of my liking the dpi drops to about 105, which is too poor of printing quality to print. Does anyone have any suggestions on how to get my DPI closer to 300 without having to redesign my 40+ shirt designs?!? Thanks!!!! PS: Printful uses Direct to Garment printing in RBG.
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‎May 28, 2017
07:56 PM
and do you have a link to Adobe's Print Publish Guide? I can find it on Amazon, but not through the Adobe site. THANK YOU!!!!
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‎May 28, 2017
06:37 PM
I will definitely check out Adobe's Print Publish Guide. Thanks for the tip. I am in the snake pit aren't I? I am doing some direct to garmet printing as well as screen printing. Am I screwed?
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‎May 27, 2017
05:54 PM
File > Place doesn't work, the same thing happened. The colors in Illustrator document change from how they looked in Photoshop. I think your right about CMYK and RGB. I don't know anything about color modes. I am a newbie. What can I do now because I made about 40 t-shirt designs in photoshop and I need them to be vector.
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‎May 27, 2017
05:20 PM
Hi, When I drag my Photoshop file into Illustrator all the colors change. How do I get the original colors or is there another way to turn my Photoshop file into a vector format? Thanks
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‎May 27, 2017
05:01 PM
I did about 40 t-shirt designs all in photoshop. What can I do now to print these the best way I possibly can on T-shirts at this point, while still getting the appropriate colors? I also didn't use Illustrator because I don't know enough about it. I like to use the gradient tool and the paint bucket tool. Thanks
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‎May 27, 2017
03:43 PM
5 Upvotes
I'm new to Photoshop and Illustrator so bear with me. I'm trying to send t-shirt companies my design. On their guidelines, they request that I use vector files for the best result. I did my work in in Illustrator to trace the image and then I dragged it into Photoshop. I saved the Photoshop as a png file to get a transparent background after doing some color work. Because the website requests that I use vector I tried placing that file back in Illustrator. The problem is that all the colors changed. It now looks garbage. What's the best way to get my art to vector with the colors that I want? Thanks in advance. CR
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