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Hope this makes sense. If I want to do a text phrase for a t-shirt, let’s say Game Day and I want it to be 11” wide by 3” tall. Do I make my canvas the size that my actual design will be (11x3) OR do I create a larger canvas and create my 11x3 design in the center of that. I am very new to all of this. Thanks!

How would you prepare this for print?

Question: so you would also miter the white text with the rest of the design? No issues with that or do you miter only the base layer that would go under an actual color? 🙏🏼

Pretty awesome tutorial! Thank you! 😊

Thanks so much for sharing your technique! I never thought of using a laser, but I'm already excited about how much it's going to help with placement!

this TUT is out of date now that PS got rid of all of this. does anyone know how to find the PANTONE in PS for 2024? why would they get rid of such an important piece of info. that all PS users use!! like what???

Amazing. I have been curving my text by warping the raster. It's never perfect, but okay. Will give this a shot tonight as I would like a bit more consistency in the text. Thanks for the tip. Clipping and moving each letter individually never entered my head.

Universal, and that’s why Adobe stopped the licensing…

heck yeah

this was super helpful!! thank you for sharing your knowledge!

thank you that helped me a lot can't thank you enough

How did you do the text?

Amazing video. I totally identify with the designer that doesn't want to talk to humans. Just one question, isn't it time consuming? I mean, the meetings, the talking and also working on designing

Did you Print the whole order flashing between each color? What was your sequence? That would drive me nuts! If you did how long did that take? Jw?

Hey what brush did you use for the included hand lettering files? Can’t seem to find anything that matches it. I’m new to this 😅

Thanks for this! Question: for stickers (if you know about the process for that) what file type is best to save as?

Good vid. Just a tip around 2:37, you can save a lot of time and just use pathfinder. Just select that layer, click merge, then unite and it will give you the same thing without all the clicking.

I think I'm missing something. what if my shapes are not enclosed like these are?

I'm disappointed by the lack of response to questions in the comment section, especially regarding where to find items related to the video's instructions. My question has been sitting unanswered for a week, while others have received prompt replies. As a viewer who has followed this channel and expected better, it's disheartening to see this lack of engagement and responsibility. In a society where communication is key, this oversight is disappointing.

OMG - EACH LETTER ON THE ARCH…/ give me EXACTO KNIFE …PLEASE SO I CAN CUT IT BY HAND …..LOL

Sorry it’s 2024 , did procreate finally make that type on path feature native inside the Procreate - I need it now 2024 …curios

Amazing video! Wow! Super helpful - thank you! I’ve got a few questions though: Do you make the sketch for the client before they’ve agreed to the doing the project at the rate that you’re charging? What if they bail after you’ve already spent time making a sketch, does that mean you just lost some money by wasting time? How do you filter out the cheapskates who want to get a good deal? Also, how do you determine the price adjustment with any revisions the client gives?

This is 100% why I’ve worked with Cory on 3 different designs I sell in my shop and currently working with him on 2 more! Great designs and he is very patient working with a non artist like myself! Thanks Cory and Golden Press Studios!!

Thanks Men

I guess it’s time to buy Adobe Illustrator… I thought procreate could do it all.

Where do you get art like this

We love you Cory!

Yo thanks for all the good info! This is an area I’ve had a lot of questions and I feel like these pointers are easy to implement. Also Anti Social Social Club copycats was an era for sure 😂

Sick video trying to create logos for my Fire Department ! Definitely will be drawing

why pdf and not png?

What to do if your logo is not a closed shape

And how is this inverted i you do what you did then its just the artwork on black inverted is when white parts become black parts and white to black

It seems like literally every commenter doesn’t understand why you would do it this way instead of the other way. Because a skull is white with black eyes, and just inverting the lines gives you basically a negative image, a black skull with white eyes. It looks weird. Doing it this way keeps the skull with the white, but the black parts like the eyes and shadows are now black like they should be. It’s not, as some have suggested “the same result.” I think y’all are just being contrary because you don’t like the way he worded it as “cool and not cool” without explaining why you would want to do it this way instead. Look at any professionally made tshirt that’s black with a white design, and it looks like this, and not like the so called “uncool” version.

Orr you can press the invert button.

dude theres an easier way ,, making a layer beneath the lineart and coloring it so it's white and making the background black lol , no need for such a fancy way

They work for different things. It truly depends on your likes and needs.

both look good, definitely a preference thing though, best to not word it as harshly next time

Bro inverted the background with extra steps

Personal opinions are not something that warrants an art tutorial.

"Stop inverting your artwork like this it looks gross and dumb" *proceeds to show a long and dreary option, giving the same result*

I'm unclear how this is "Inverting"? It seems more like an overly complicated way to... Put it on a black background? Is this parody, is that the joke?

it would've been cooler if the video was presented in a way to do different style... people have different preferences i also actually like the ""not cool"" one as well..

bucket tool?

I like the “not cool” version better

Isnt that just inverting the background?

Sounds like a style preference,maybe dont use such terms next time? Like calling something not cool,or wrong,as art can be done in near infinite ways! Let your creativity flow,however don't tell other artists that they're way of art is wrong,as it may discourage them or drag them down.

Anyway to do this in procreate?

I appreciate this video, but I am trying to convert f6f3e8 to a PMS Coated. It is not working... following your instructions, it is choosing a very pale lavender instead of the light cream I am after.

Thanks for this!

That was a great video. Thank you for posting