Creating Website Artwork

[Stitch Up]

I'm always looking for good ways to display my images and templates have provided the ideal solution for me.

Just trying out some really good t-shirt mockups I purchased this weekend and I'm quite impressed :) .


http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v111/datasafe/Printing%20and%20Dye%20Sub/Neoflex/DTG%20Examples/double-mockup_zps6865792b.jpg (http://smg.photobucket.com/user/datasafe/media/Printing%20and%20Dye%20Sub/Neoflex/DTG%20Examples/double-mockup_zps6865792b.jpg.html)




I'm no Photoshop expert so good templates are very useful for me to create website artwork. I like the way these templates shape the design to the placeholder. In this instance it takes my flat image and creates a much more appealing image.


http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v111/datasafe/Printing%20and%20Dye%20Sub/Neoflex/DTG%20Examples/Test_zpsb1afe926.jpg (http://smg.photobucket.com/user/datasafe/media/Printing%20and%20Dye%20Sub/Neoflex/DTG%20Examples/Test_zpsb1afe926.jpg.html)

Cheers

John

[cumbriakevin]

I like the last t shirt with the motor parkway logo. It looks great.

[Justin]

These look really good, can I ask where you bought them from? Was it MockUp Everything?

[socialgiraffe]

And there was me thinking you was the QUEEN of DTG LOL!!!

They look really and would also be interested to know where you got them from. Would be great for when I send out visuals.

[Stitch Up]

Do some searching around this site http://envatomarketplaces.com/

I bought a stack and enjoying the results :)

BTW, here's the queen :)

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v111/datasafe/Printing%20and%20Dye%20Sub/Neoflex/DTG%20Examples/DTG-Queen_zps1786840d.png (http://smg.photobucket.com/user/datasafe/media/Printing%20and%20Dye%20Sub/Neoflex/DTG%20Examples/DTG-Queen_zps1786840d.png.html)