Designing a Sticker for a T-Shirt |
| Create a triangular shape using polygon shape tool. |
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| Select the top nodes using direct selection tool. Drag downwards. |
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| Select the add anchor point tool and add point at the center of each side. |
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| Drag the anchor point outwards to achieve the shape shown below. |
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| Select the whole path and duplicate it. Press Ctrl+T and scale it down. |
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| Select both the paths and enable exclude overlapping shape area form the top bar. |
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| Create a rectangle using rectangular shape tool. |
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| Enable subtract form shape area form the top bar. |
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| Create another rectangle over the first rectangle. |
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| Press Ctrl+T. Right click the layer and select warp. |
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| Form custom warp shape select arc and reduce the bend value to 40%. |
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| Scale it down and place inside the design. |
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| Similarly create another rectangle and warp the shape. |
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| Type “V FOR VICTORY” on top of the design. |
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| Right click the layer in layer window and select warp text. Apply settings as shown. |
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| Double click the layer and apply following layer style. |
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| Insert a victory sign using windows default windings font. Press A to get this sign. |
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| Add team-1 in the red box and apply warp as explained previously. |
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| To preview your design on a T-Shirt, open an image of a model wearing T-Shirt. |
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| Insert the design and place on front or back of the T-Shirt. Try to stick to the solid fills instead of gradients. |
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