Hello and welcome to our final tutorial.
In this video series today we are going to be making a Happy New Year shirts.
So go ahead and download your file from the design reference sheet and let's get started in Canada.
So once you're in Canada you are going to want to have a forty two hundred forty eight hundred document
you're going to go over to the uploads and you're going to upload that glitter image.
Now when this shirt gets printed it's not actually going to be glittery which have the texture and color
of it.
So we are going to go over to our elements.
We're going to type in frames and then letters and that's going to bring up all of these letters that
you can insert pictures into it.
So I'm going to spell out new year.
I was going to go ahead and just start adding the text to their
as I see it.
So we did a
y
let's the you guys can probably see these better than me.
It's just kind of a little hunt
it's just a hunt for finding all the letters see we have a so we can duplicate that one need a P.
another P A Y then we need an R so we have all of our letters in here.
And what I'm going to do is I'm going to take them I'm going to shrink them down a hair them and start
from the top.
So I want H A and you can see my is not the right size so I'm going to enlarge it.
So that's the same size as my a and the H.
And you see how it creates a dash line.
That means that it's the same size.
It's a line to the top.
And now it's a line to the bottom right.
And missing a Y.
So I'm just going to go ahead and copy that
then that looks pretty good.
Then I need to shrink that down a little bit so that it
is
even so that looks pretty good.
You can use your arrow keys to put the spacing however you like it.
I think that's good.
And then I have my new already done.
I'm going to make this slightly larger.
I think you'd like that.
It looks nice and this is all going off what you like.
Make something that you like and then wear it.
See I like this and I'm going to see that looks pretty good.
That looks good.
So I'm liking the way that that looks so far.
So I'm going to go over to my uploads panel take this glitter and then and toss it into each letter
see automatically fills it.
Which is super nice about Canada
Champa does a really good job about keeping their program updated and having tools that make learning
how to design super simple.
I learned how to design directly in Adobe Illustrator and I wish I would have known about Canada because
Canada is just basically Adobe Illustrator with train wheels and if you are wanting to learn about graphic
design.
I would definitely start with Canada and then when you move to Adobe Illustrator if that's what you
want you can do that but I use canvas 50 percent of the time and I use Adobe Illustrator.
50 percent this time there are some things that Adobe does do that can but can't.
But for the majority of the stuff that I'm doing canvas works just fine.
So let's see that is how it looks.
See I'm going to highlight that I think that that looks really nice.
That looks good.
I think this looks good.
So I'm actually really happy with the design I might see.
You can always and if you're not sure you can always and large something and see if you like it and
you can always change it if you don't.
Never be afraid to experiment with your designs because you can always change it back to the original.
And I actually like that with a little bit more.
It goes small medium and large.
Looks a little bit more dynamic so I'm really happy with the way that looks.
I'm going to go over to the Arrow Darla as a and transparent background.
That is what your final design looks like.
I hope you enjoyed the series.
I had a whole lot of fun making it and you are completely done.
The next set of tutorials is about how to upload the images and that's it.
You finish the course so move on to this last set of tutorials.
Please do not forget to leave a review and I've hoped you've learned a lot about design and how to use
Kimba.