Continued from Part 3 If you have been following the three previous installments of T-shirt Basics, you have got a pretty good idea of the types of design that make up the majority of a shop’s T-shirt display. In this … Continue reading
T-Shirt Basics by Pat Gaines – Part 3
February 26, 2013 by 2 Comments
Continued from Part 2 Up to 25 percent of a T-shirt airbrush artist’s income will come from low-cost custom designs. These are categorized by designs that take from 10-25 minutes to paint and range in price from $13 to $25. … Continue reading
T-shirt Basics By Pat Gaines – Part 2
February 25, 2013 by 2 Comments
Continued from Part 1 As promised in the last issue of Airbrush Action, here are 12 great, low-cost standard designs to add to your display. Falling in the $12 and under retail price range, these designs will increase your portfolio … Continue reading
T-shirt Basics By Pat Gaines – Part 1
February 21, 2013 by 1 Comment
By Pat Gaines An artist can display all o f the high-cost, high-quality artwork they want in a T-shirt shop. But, the bottom line is that nothing will ever replace the low-priced, quick designs that include a name and a … Continue reading
Mastering Car Designs By Kent Lind
January 24, 2013 by Leave a Comment
PDF file: Click here to download the PDF File For these installments of T-shirt Tactics, I’m going to share my thoughts on how to paint a vehicle on a shirt. My approach to is very formulaic and metered. ” I don’t … Continue reading
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