When it comes to printing photographs and other graphic designs onto shirts, it’s more like WYSINWYG: What You See is Not What you get. There an acronym you might be familiar with called WYSIWYG, pronounced “whizzy-wig” and it stands for What You See is What You Get. Now on to optimizing! Why optimize your image? And if any of these graphics programs present too much of a learning curve, try using Pixlr X, a simple online photo editor which has most of the features that I will be showing you. It may be a good idea to familiarize yourself with the basic functions, and the layout of the various tools before getting started. Otherwise, I recommend using a free program like Photopea, which has all the features of Photoshop and can be used through your browser. But if you’re like me, and prefer to be in control of it yourself, you will need to have Adobe Photoshop or another graphics program. Of course, our Art Department can do it for you– if you ask. This blog post will show you exactly how to do that. In all of these scenarios, your image should be optimized to get the best results for a print.
Maybe it’s a big picture of your own face (hey, to each their own).
Do you want to print a photo on a T-shirt? Maybe a group shot of your family that will be a gift, or a new company logo that is colorful or photo-realistic.
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