High-Res Shirt Artwork Preparation
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
I have a set of artwork files that need to be cleaned up and made truly print-ready for digital printing on shirts. The main improvements I need are accurate color correction that keeps tones vibrant yet consistent across the set, and a noticeable boost in sharpness so every edge stays crisp when the design is enlarged.
Please work at a resolution suitable for apparel printing (300 dpi at final print size) and keep the background transparent where it already exists. If you feel a light blemish removal will further refine a piece, feel free to apply it—just keep the original character of the designs intact.
I have attached 2 images of how the current images looked when printed to a shirt and the pixelation that occurred. The lines just aren't clean enough on the text or logos.
Deliverables
• High-resolution PNG for each image, sized and flattened for direct upload to a digital garment printer
• For each image a full color version, a light shirt version, and a dark shirt version.
• A brief note on the adjustments applied so I can replicate the look on future artwork if needed
Files will be considered complete once they open cleanly in Photoshop and load without visible artifacts on a standard DTG (direct-to-garment) rip preview.
Please work at a resolution suitable for apparel printing (300 dpi at final print size) and keep the background transparent where it already exists. If you feel a light blemish removal will further refine a piece, feel free to apply it—just keep the original character of the designs intact.
I have attached 2 images of how the current images looked when printed to a shirt and the pixelation that occurred. The lines just aren't clean enough on the text or logos.
Deliverables
• High-resolution PNG for each image, sized and flattened for direct upload to a digital garment printer
• For each image a full color version, a light shirt version, and a dark shirt version.
• A brief note on the adjustments applied so I can replicate the look on future artwork if needed
Files will be considered complete once they open cleanly in Photoshop and load without visible artifacts on a standard DTG (direct-to-garment) rip preview.