Amazing T-Shirt Design With MidJourney & Affinity Designer. Step by Step Tutorial. See my other MidJourney Tutorial here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-4VJKn9nSUvs.htmlsi=vrc9QyExCDZ2JUGQ
Your video is an absolute goldmine of creativity and knowledge! The way you seamlessly combined Midjourney, Photopea, Vectorizer Ai, and Affinity Designer to craft this vintage label design is beyond impressive. I appreciate how you're not only sharing tips and tricks but also revealing the process step by step, making it accessible to all levels of designers. Your expertise truly shines, and I can't wait to see more of your creative tutorials. Keep up the fantastic work!
Your mastery in this field is evident, and I'm eagerly anticipating more of your imaginative tutorials. Keep up the outstanding work! Now, for a fun question: If you could name a dessert after this vintage label design process, what would it be, and what delicious ingredients would it include? Can't wait to hear your delectable creation!
This tutorial is absolutely fantastic! Your step-by-step guidance on creating vintage label designs using Midjourney, Photopea, Vectorizer AI, and Affinity Designer is both informative and creative. 😄 I'm curious, though - what other design projects do you have in mind that could benefit from this AI-powered approach? 🎨🤖
I couldn't agree more about the impressive combination of tools and the seamless execution of the vintage label design. It's a testament of his expertise and creativity. What I admire most is how the tutorial is accessible to designers of all levels. Breaking down the process step by step not only makes it easier to follow along but also encourages learning and experimentation, which is crucial for growth in the design field. I'm also eagerly looking forward to more creative tutorials from the him. It's evident that he has a wealth of knowledge to share, and their ability to convey complex concepts in an understandable way is truly commendable. Keep up the fantastic work indeed!
Love these type of videos. Showing how you do stuff in multiple apps or websites for a design helps when you are limited in what you can do in any one website.
Well that Pallette colour chooser in vectorizer is super helpful. If you hover over a number you get a preview of the image I put a cartoon up of a black girl that had 165 colours. The face was going to have too many lines so I hovered over each number until the preview appeared and stopped where it was best. It did take away some of the bling elsewhere but it's great for simpler designs. I wish we could also choose colours to not have and keep the rest. That would have been super helpful to change just the skin tones.
Do you have a video for print of demand end to end where you show from designing to selling in marketplace, from example designing in leonardo ai and selling in etsy or Amazon
@@DetourShirts I know you know I'm referring to their "already made" vintage graphics. :) But doing it in AI must be satisfying in another way. I'll have to try it!
Great Tutorial.. I really love it an dwant to start now to make my own design.... Buuuut i have to work.... :-) How does the trick with the black color selection work on Photoshop?
Hi, is there a sequence of steps that we need to follow while creating these AI designs before selling them anywhere. Like creating design from midjourney, upscale them, increase size, increase dpi, create vector etc before uploading and making them ready to sell on sites. Could you share the sequence that you use. Thanks
Yes, here are the steps I use....1) create design 2) create vector version with Vectorizer.ai or upscale with Pixelcut 2b) If you created a vector you will need to bring it into an app like Affinity designer to upscale it 3) Remove the background and colors you don't want 4) Add text or whatever you want to the design 5) save as a transparent PNG.... Hope that helps. Maybe I should make a flow chart as a download.
@DetourShirts yes that would be great. So what I have been doing usually is that I create for example AI art like any digital patterns or tshirt patter on leonardo. Then I upscale it, increase the pixel to 300 dpi and size etc to use as png. For vectorize, I use the upscaled image and vectorize it. Not sure if these are correct steps.
