How to make a streetwear dog design in photoshop 

Thanks so much that means a lot. Il do my best!

Thanks for watching! Normally they will want the photoshop PSD

Thanks mate. The faded colour was already the colour of the mock up.

Thanks for watching! Absolutely. More to come soon.

14 by 18 300dpi

It’s a MSI NVIDIA GeForce GTX 970, I was using an ryzen 5 3400g CPU with the integrated graphics card which worked fine with photoshop. My friend was getting rid of the MSI so I thought I’d put it in my pc. Hope this helps.

@@samwheeler658 yes, it does. Thanks👍

Normally yes but for this design I didn’t because it would look weird on the grey garment.

I'm learning, but was under thi impression that DTG can't handle transparent gradients. How do you get around this?

@@kevinspence2896 that’s right Kevin. In this design though technically nothing is transparent since the smoke is going over the design. A DTG printer would struggle to print the smoke on its own onto a t-shirt since there would be transparency.

I hear you and sorry for all the questions, but the smoke is going over the bottom half of the dog, which is mostly black, and if you remove the black of the dogs as we mentioned above, will the smoke then not just end up as a transparency over the black of the underlying fabric of the shirt

@@kevinspence2896 it would yes if you remove the black. So for this designs it’s best to leave the black in like I have done or make the smoke not transparent.

You will have to hunt around on pexels for it. I did this design awhile ago.