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(and were very popular)."Nikki
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FAQS
What does “convert fonts to outlines” or “embed fonts” mean?
Fonts aren’t automatically transferred with a vector file when it is created in a program like Adobe Illustrator. When using fonts in the program, the text is linked to a font file located on your computer. If that text is not converted to shapes or outlines or “embedded”, in the program, when you send that file to us if we don’t have the font installed on our computer the font you have used will be substituted for a different font that is installed on our system.
To get around this you need to convert fonts to outlines or embed the fonts. To do this in Adobe Illustrator you can right click on the text and choose “Create Outlines” alternatively if you go to Type>Create Outlines or finally you can use the hotkeys Shift+Ctrl+O. This will convert all you type to shapes and it will transport within your file.
How can I reduce the costs of my t-shirt printing?
There are a few different ways to reduce the costs involved with printing your tees.
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October 11th, 2011 at 1:07 pm
I have a question. I have some hand drawn art work in chalk & charcoal. I want to get the designs made into batches of t-shirts to sell. Am I right in thinking the only way to do this would be to make photographic type prints? Or is there a way this can be achieved with a screen print?
October 12th, 2011 at 5:17 pm
Hey Steve,
Depending on the amount of colours used in the art it would definitely be best to screen print it.
Swing us some examples and we will have a look over them for you and give you some feedback. But it shouldn’t be a problem to screen print them.
Send it to print@psionline.com.au