T-Shirt Color Separation Guide

[Different]

Wow!  You guys do me Honor. . .  I need to get this ball rolling a little faster.

[sweetts]

I would pick that up.


RT Screen Designs
www.rtscreendesigns.com

[Frog]

Wow!  You guys do me Honor. . .  I need to get this ball rolling a little faster.

Hey Mitch, we've been here for two years...where have you been?

[Different]

Hey Frog, Occasionally the Master unfetters me and sets me free for a brief period of time. . .  Otherwise I am attached to my earthly burden, commonly called a desk.

[Fluid]

Looking forward to the book Mitch.  I am anxious to pick up some new techniques

[Different]

Richard, I am looking forward to getting this book out there,  and words like these from you guys is very encouraging!  Hang tight and I will definitely post on here when it is a GO.  Thanks!

[sullyman]

Funny thing, ..I'm dying to learn more about the process of sep's and checked the usual forums. Found TSB and signed up and landed here. I'd grab one!

[Different]

Since I first posted this thread, the book that started off as a manual for classroom seminars has become it's own little entity.  What began as 75 pages of instruction and illustration has now doubled to about 150 pages.  More than I can teach in 7 to 8 hours of class, which begins this Saturday 7/27/13, and will be a part of the package.

I want to give credit to Andy Anderson, one of the pioneers of simulated process on black tee shirts, for giving me advise on taking it a little further into making the book more complete and geared more toward beginners and intermediate artists.

I started shipping the book last week and I am creating a mailing list as I go, so as I build more complex and advanced exercises,  I will be able to send these updates as a continuing extension of the book which is just the beginning! http://www.mitchdifferent.blogspot.com/

[blue moon]

Since I first posted this thread, the book that started off as a manual for classroom seminars has become it's own little entity.  What began as 75 pages of instruction and illustration has now doubled to about 150 pages.  More than I can teach in 7 to 8 hours of class, which begins this Saturday 7/27/13, and will be a part of the package.

I want to give credit to Andy Anderson, one of the pioneers of simulated process on black tee shirts, for giving me advise on taking it a little further into making the book more complete and geared more toward beginners and intermediate artists.

I started shipping the book last week and I am creating a mailing list as I go, so as I build more complex and advanced exercises,  I will be able to send these updates as a continuing extension of the book which is just the beginning! http://www.mitchdifferent.blogspot.com/

Mitch,

the book looks great, and I very much so look forward to getting my copy! Thanx for taking the time to put it all together.

pierre

[Mark @ Hurricane Printing]

I'll order me one eventually im sure.

[Different]

Thanks Guys,  this is great to hear!  Whenever you would like one,  just drop me an email and I will take care of it.

[Rockers]

I`ll take one too. You do ship them to japan, right?

[Different]

I have shipped a few to Europe with no problem,  and I have a request from the Aussie's down under which I am checking into.  Email your shipping address there in Japan and I should have an answer by this time tomorrow!

[Gabe]

which versions of photoshop would be best for the tutorial
I only got CS2
at last a tutorial by screen printers for screen printers
Damn I want one

[Different]

I work in CS5.  None of the controls or tools that I use for separations work any different than say,  Photoshop 6.0.  Unlike Illustrator, I can't save down to an older version or I would.  I still don't think this would be a problem.