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Great Dane Graphics Offers Free December Webinar ‘Five Secrets To Maximize Artwork for DTG Printing’

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November 18, 2019

Press Releases Screen Printing December-January 2020

The output of your digital direct-to-garment printer is only as good as the artwork it’s printing. Learn how to create professional-looking graphics that will impress customers and sell shirts by attending a free webinar presented by Dane Clement of Great Dane Graphics scheduled for at 10 a.m. CST on Weds. Dec. 11.

“Five Secrets to Maximize Artwork for DTG Printing” will cover important rules you need to follow when creating designs. Find out why raster is the best format for digital printing, and tricks you can use to camouflage banding.

Image size and resolution can dramatically affect quality. You’ll learn why and how to ensure your original artwork meets the necessary criteria. This webinar is presented in Adobe Photoshop.

Click here to register.

Clement recently released a new book “Artwork for DTG Printing,” which you can find at https://www.greatdanegraphics.com/Content/Images/uploaded/Artwork-for-DTG-Printing-Sneak-Peek.pdf . Be on the lookout for more training and art tools on how to become a better decorator from Clement in the near future.

Dane Clement of Great Dane Graphics is a well-known educator in the garment decorating industry, bringing you a wealth of knowledge through training videos, art tools, and easy-to-follow books. His most notable offerings include T-Shirt for Artwork Simplified, Artwork for DTG Printing, and instructional videos on creating and editing artwork in Adobe and Corel.

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