Comments on: Starting Grid For Spreadshirt Vectors http://www.tommywhite.com/pod-talk/spreadshirt-talk/starting-grid-for-spreadshirt-vectors/ Sharing what I know so that it might help others along their way Thu, 26 Apr 2012 09:07:22 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Tommy White http://www.tommywhite.com/pod-talk/spreadshirt-talk/starting-grid-for-spreadshirt-vectors/#comment-793 Tommy White Sun, 25 Oct 2009 15:40:52 +0000 http://www.tommywhite.com/?p=369#comment-793 I always keep my designs in one file in the original format. When I'm about to upload a design I create a new artboard and copy it over, change all text to outlines and etc. That way I always have the originals in case I need to go back and edit text or fix something. Thanks for sharing your tip! I always keep my designs in one file in the original format. When I’m about to upload a design I create a new artboard and copy it over, change all text to outlines and etc. That way I always have the originals in case I need to go back and edit text or fix something. Thanks for sharing your tip!

]]> By: Lafayette Jefferson, Jr. http://www.tommywhite.com/pod-talk/spreadshirt-talk/starting-grid-for-spreadshirt-vectors/#comment-790 Lafayette Jefferson, Jr. Sun, 18 Oct 2009 23:43:52 +0000 http://www.tommywhite.com/?p=369#comment-790 I only have one suggestion to you article. I set up 20 artboards in Illustrator CS4. So when I have 20 designs, I can label, export and upload them to spreadshirt at one time. If anything gets kicked back I know exactly where it is on my machine and fix it. I only have one suggestion to you article. I set up 20 artboards in Illustrator CS4. So when I have 20 designs, I can label, export and upload them to spreadshirt at one time.

If anything gets kicked back I know exactly where it is on my machine and fix it.

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