Photoshop For T-shirt Design: Advanced

Learn to create distress textures for t-shirt designs by turning distress patterns from elements into brushes and applying them with brush and eraser tools in Photoshop.

Learn to create distressed, vintage look for a t-shirt graphic in Photoshop by transforming type into raster, duplicating groups, and using brush-based erasing for controlled texture.

Apply a displacement map in Photoshop to wrap artwork around fabric folds, using black-and-white conversion and gaussian blur, then convert to a smart object and adjust blend modes.

Design a bold retro motorcycle graphic for t-shirt design in Photoshop, using clip art, vector shapes, and layer techniques to assemble a black banner with a chain motif.

Learn to group layers into a banner, duplicate and flip it, and assemble a motorcycle graphic using the t-shirt element system, car and vehicles clip art, and typography.

Create a simple seamless pattern in Photoshop by drawing circles, offsetting them, centering, and defining the pattern; apply it to a larger canvas with pattern overlay, adjusting scale and opacity.

Learn to build a repeating pattern in Photoshop for t-shirt design by offsetting elements to corners, duplicating, and defining the pattern (flower power), then applying it to a shirt canvas.

Explore halftones, the dot technique from newspapers and comics, to create color or black-and-white graphics with a strong look. Learn practical halftone techniques and tools for your t-shirt designs.

Learn how halftones use dots to simulate shading, then create them in Photoshop with grayscale and circular patterns, adjusting radius and feathering for t-shirt design.

Explore a method to create halftones and halftone patterns in Photoshop for t-shirt design, including resizing canvases, applying gaussian blur, converting to smart objects, and saving as png with transparency.

Learn to craft halftone t-shirt art in Photoshop by switching to color and grayscale halftones, applying pixelate and color halftone settings, and adding depth with drop shadow.

Learn to create a punk skull graphic by combining skull and mohawk images, removing backgrounds, refining edges with eraser and liquify, and adding glow for a bold t-shirt design.

Create a space man t-shirt graphic by combining two photos, featuring a jesus piece or horus piece, and refine with Photoshop layers and erasers for a bold urban look.

Create a text face graphic by wrapping typography around a photo using displacement map, black and white adjustments, and stroke effects, then export as a Photoshop file for t-shirt design.

Design a large-format sublimation graphic for all-over t-shirt printing. Choose garment options and service providers, and place orders for front or back panel designs across sizes.

Learn a step-by-step sublimation Photoshop method to design a t-shirt with an orangutan climbing a city skyline, using stock images, erasing edges, and clipping masks for realism.

Create a retro hip hop graphic in Photoshop for a t-shirt by using layers, type tools, and shadows to build a bold Biggie-inspired design.

Create simple yet striking surf graphics for tees by using stock art, clip art, jagged edge effects, and a non-destructive layer workflow with color swatches and shapes.

Design a vintage surf graphic in Photoshop for advanced t-shirt design by building layered shapes, gradients, waves, and typography, using swatches and clipping masks.

Explore design genres for t-shirt art and the limitless subject matter you can feature, from athletic and brand logos to retro, pop culture, space, tattoos, skulls, and urban hip hop.

Explore symmetry and asymmetry in t-shirt design. Learn how mirror reflections and balance create visually striking graphics across shapes like circles, hearts, triangles, and logos.

Advance your t-shirt design with thousands of Photoshop techniques and periodic tutorials, the gift that keeps on giving, as the advanced course adds new content and delivers value.

Explore balance in t-shirt design by balancing color, weight, and typography to guide the viewer's eye, using elements like red accents, white space, and movement.