Vintage Streetwear Graphic Refinement
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
I already have a set of AI-generated streetwear graphics that capture the vibe I’m after, but they still feel rough and unfinished. I’m looking for someone who can completely redraw and re-imagine each piece—no simple tracing—so they look like authentic, distressed vintage prints you’d find on heavyweight 100 % cotton tees.
Key points you should know while working:
• Style: city-inspired, “distressed vintage wash,” leaning on neutral tones rather than brights.
• Texture: visible wear and tear, cracked ink, and other distressed effects should be worked organically into the artwork.
• Resolution: final files must be 300 DPI and fully print-ready for DTH/DTF screenless transfer.
You’ll receive my current mock-ups (PNG/JPEG) as references. From there I’m expecting fresh, clean line work, refined shading, and a balanced composition that still respects the original concept.
Deliverables
1. Re-imagined artwork for each design, supplied as layered PSD (or AI) plus a transparent-background PNG.
2. Print preview mocked up on black and off-white heavyweight tees.
3. All files sized correctly for production at the agreed dimensions, minimum 300 DPI.
Once the new versions hold up at 100 % zoom and the distressing feels natural—not an overlay—we’re good to go. Let me know your turnaround time and any questions you have before getting started.
Key points you should know while working:
• Style: city-inspired, “distressed vintage wash,” leaning on neutral tones rather than brights.
• Texture: visible wear and tear, cracked ink, and other distressed effects should be worked organically into the artwork.
• Resolution: final files must be 300 DPI and fully print-ready for DTH/DTF screenless transfer.
You’ll receive my current mock-ups (PNG/JPEG) as references. From there I’m expecting fresh, clean line work, refined shading, and a balanced composition that still respects the original concept.
Deliverables
1. Re-imagined artwork for each design, supplied as layered PSD (or AI) plus a transparent-background PNG.
2. Print preview mocked up on black and off-white heavyweight tees.
3. All files sized correctly for production at the agreed dimensions, minimum 300 DPI.
Once the new versions hold up at 100 % zoom and the distressing feels natural—not an overlay—we’re good to go. Let me know your turnaround time and any questions you have before getting started.
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