Our next Boot Camp is coming up soon in beautiful (and sunny!) Scottsdale, Arizona. Â Our new FOUR Boot Camp includes the very popular T-Shirt Printers Boot Camp for startups or people who have been printing but need to learn correct techniques. Â The Master Color Separator class now focuses on T-Seps and FastFilms. We also have Read More
While we have been basking in 70 degree days in Arizona – the rest of the country has been in a deep freeze and losing business.
I took a short flight on Friday, January 17, to attend the ISS Show in Long Beach California. Wow – things have certainly gotten better.
 We have broken out our key products with their own websites. T-Seps, T-RIP and our Color Separation service now have all new websites.
Are you looking for the best waterproof inkjet film on the market?
What are you waiting for? It’s time to get T-Seps 3.0.
So…. is this going to be the Game Changer? On September 9 Epson released their direct-to-garment F2000 Series inkjet printer with lots of fanfare.
With the popularity of the iPad and other tablet devices it was only fitting that the popular book, How To Print T-Shirts For Fun And Profit
Do you need a way to convert Photoshop files to halftone dots? Are you searching for the missing “Screen” button in Photoshop CS5, CS6 and CC?
Our next Boot Camp is coming up soon in beautiful (and sunny!) Scottsdale, Arizona. Â Our new FOUR Boot Camp includes the very popular T-Shirt Printers Boot Camp for startups or people who have been printing but need to learn correct techniques. Â The Master Color Separator class now focuses on T-Seps and FastFilms. We also have Read More
Two industry veterans, Terry Combs and Aaron Montgomery, have teamed up to do weekly PodCasts on T-Shirt printing.
We just updated the Events Calendar to include all the major trade shows through the end of 2014 – including key international shows.
SGIA – Specialty Graphics Imaging Association – will hold their annual trade show this year October 22-24, 2014 in Las Vegas!
Our industry trade association - SGIA - offers a number of Webinars on a regular basis and many of them are very important to Garment Decorators.Â
The SGIA website is a great resource for garment printers.
Call me a traditionalist. I still love the smell of coffee in the morning and a good newspaper to get my day started.Â
Thank you small businesses! With your help our economy is recovering, and most people I talk to are telling me their businesses are improving.
Marketing without being a Fortune 500 company.
I took a short flight on Friday, January 17, to attend the ISS Show in Long Beach California. Wow – things have certainly gotten better.
In the December issue of Stitches Magazine they came out with the Power 75 list of industry movers and shakers. Â
Starting with Photoshop CS4, I noticed that often on jobs that were color separated as a typical “channel separation” that they would not display with “dot gain” applied based on my 30% dot gain settings in the Color Settings window. This is important because if a set of color separations does not display on the Read More
Starting with Photoshop CS4, I noticed that often on jobs that were color separated as a typical “channel separation” that they would not display with “dot gain” applied based on my 30% dot gain settings in the Color Settings window. This is important because if a set of color separations does not display on the Read More
This article was promoted by yet another call from a new T-Seps user (large company) faced with the same old “we can’t print that” comment from the screen and production departments.
Some things never change. Regardless of what shirts are in style, there is still a market for putting a list of students in a class inside a word or the graduation year. This is an old technique that never goes out of style. This article shows how to create this effect in any version of Read More
This is what we have all been waiting for – a shirt that monitors key body indicators. The shirt is called the D-Shirt (for Digital Shirt). This Smart Sensing shirt features built in micro sensors that capture data like heart rate, body temperature, and other vital indicators and transfer them to a capsule on the shirt. Read More
A Little DTG Direct-to-Garment Background In 2004 when I first developed the T-Jet printer I was convinced it would be easy for the garment decorating industry to add this process to their bag of tricks. After all, other than the large Kornit printer (at that time), most machines were simply an Epson base inkjet paper Read More
This is what we have all been waiting for – a shirt that monitors key body indicators. The shirt is called the D-Shirt (for Digital Shirt). This Smart Sensing shirt features built in micro sensors that capture data like heart rate, body temperature, and other vital indicators and transfer them to a capsule on the shirt. Read More
Aaron Montgomery talks about customer service.
We have a number of new videos on a variety of topics. Are you confused by Adobe’s Creative Cloud?
Thank you small businesses! With your help our economy is recovering, and most people I talk to are telling me their businesses are improving.
Stop! Don’t put this article down just because you a few years of experience. I teach beginners who can print better with ten minutes of instruction than many printers with years of experience. This article is written with the beginner in mind but take a few minutes – read this short article – and maybe Read More
It seems we can’t find what you’re looking for. Perhaps searching can help.
This article is like a broken record and the reason I write about basic screen making is I am constantly reminded how confusing it can be to a newcomer AND a seasoned professional
This is what we have all been waiting for – a shirt that monitors key body indicators. The shirt is called the D-Shirt (for Digital Shirt). This Smart Sensing shirt features built in micro sensors that capture data like heart rate, body temperature, and other vital indicators and transfer them to a capsule on the shirt. Read More
If you want to keep up with the latest trends you need to check out www.TrendHunter.com.
This might  be huge – or not. A Digitial T-Shirt called thirt OS 2.0 (that displays images of your choice like a neon sign) has been developed by a wearable tech company called Switch.
