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How to Get Your T-shirt Designs Drawn and Made Out

November 22, 2011 By C Ross 19 Comments

YES… Even if you can’t draw, you can still create beautiful t-shirt designs. I personally can’t draw a stick figure very well, but in this business, you don’t have too. God has blessed the world with many other talented people who are great with graphic design (if you’re one of them, and you have a portfolio, send me your work and if your work measures up, I’ll include a link to you for our members — email me at: tshirtriches@gmail.com).

Watch the video below and discover how to get someone to create your masterpiece at a very reasonable price…

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  • Marketing, marketing, marketing… This is where everybody messes up. If no one knows about your shirts, you can’t sell them. Watch as I uncover simple techniques you can do each week to get your t-shirt designs out to the masses! You won’t have to spend no more than 4-hours each week doing this… That’s all…seriously!
  • Find out the secret place I go to hire the best graphic artists in the world to create my t-shirt designs for just pennies on the dollar! (NOTE: I don’t know the first thing about graphic design, but my artist is one of the best in the world and I only paid mere pennies to get incredible designs made from scratch and I’m going to show you how to do the same)
  • Listen in on this interview while I drill this Attorney into spilling the beans on how you can protect your t-shirt design ideas so you won’t get ripped off! The process is actually cheaper and easier than you might think!

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  • Manqobam

    great staff, siyabonga (thank you)

  • TWC

    Would you direct me to a good source to purchase T-Shirts.

  • http://www.tshirtriches.com Cartess Ross

    Give these guys a shot: http://www.tscapparel.com

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  • http://www.tshirtriches.com Cartess Ross

    I don’t.. Sorry. I do purchase a lot of stock transfers from other companies that make religious transfers — here are two such companies:

    http://www.airwavesinc.com
    http://www.dowlinggraphics.com

  • muhammad ali

    hey i got into transferEXpress.com but i cant find where i can give them the designs

  • http://www.tshirtriches.com Cartess Ross

    You need to have an acct with them first. Give them a call and they’ll walk u through the process – after your first purchase, they’ll set you up with an acct.

  • http://www.tshirtriches.com Cartess Ross

    Here is one of the companies I use: http://www.tscapparel.com

  • http://www.tshirtriches.com Cartess Ross

    Awesome… Thanks for the kind words!

  • http://www.tshirtriches.com Cartess Ross

    We got rid of the book for a more indepth course. May be bringing it back out though in the new year for those who rather read and ‘highlight’.

  • http://www.tshirtriches.com Cartess Ross

    If it’s just text, you should be able to do yourself (and some of the transfer companies will set that up for you if you know the exact font style and size you want to use). They’re pretty helpful… But yes, this is simple enough whereby you won’t need a graphic designer — but, if you want to make it ‘pop’, u might consider one just to see what they’ll look like. Post a job request on freelancer.com and see what some of their designers come up with — it’s pretty inexpensive.

  • Mukebezi

    thanks for your for the tutorail,it was real educative,actually i am graphic design student and i have been real tourched by your works.

  • http://www.tshirtriches.com Cartess Ross

    Thank you very much for the kind words!

  • http://www.tshirtriches.com Cartess Ross

    When printing your own designs onto a paper and sending them out to transfer companies. There is absolutely no comparison! When printing them out yourself it lacks the quality; which explains the look and feel of the others that you are not able to get yours to look like. The transfer companies use plastisol transfer which is the way best to go! Its the same quality as screen printing. The design is screen printed onto the release paper. That’s the only difference to screen printing and of course beside the cost.

    Please check out our course to obtain information for sources to purchase the transfers
    http://tshirtriches.com/training

    Yes, since you have your own design. You can shoot over your design and they will be able to take care of printing the design onto a transfer.

    If you only want the sources to the transfer companies, click below.
    http://www.tshirtriches.com/2011/11/

  • http://www.tshirtriches.com Cartess Ross

    Thank you very much for the very kind words! ;)

  • http://www.tshirtriches.com Cartess Ross

    Range anywhere from $300 – $1,995. You can buy used on Craigslist.com or get cheaper machines on eBay. The higher end machines last longer — but the cheaper ones are also great for starters. No need to spend thousands on a machine only to find out you’re not really interested in having a t-shirt biz… Start small and within your budget and grow into it.

  • http://www.tshirtriches.com Cartess Ross

    Awesome… Go for it. You’re never to young. Instead of asking mom and dad for a car, ask for a heat press machine :-)

  • LIL-MISS-CG07

    HI IVE BEEN WANTIG TO START MY OWN TSHIRT DESIGNS I CAN DRAW AND I WANT TO DO CHRISTIAN DESIGNS FOR GIRLS AND MAYBE FOR BOYS BUT ITS HARD

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