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1. Course Introduction: Redbubble T Shirt Designing (& More!): Welcome everybody to the course. In today's course, we're
gonna be talking about how to create t-shirt
designs using Canva. We're gonna be talking about
the optimal size structure. And we're also going to be
talking about designing it and becoming overall just
a master in Canvas. We're gonna be
showing you how to create different variations. How to be a pro at using
Canva and all angles. So if you're interested in learning how to create
designs for t-shirts, this is a skill that's
going to transfer to other aspects of your success
in your business practices. Whether you're creating
designs for thumbnails, whether you're creating
designs for merchandise, different sorts of products. This course, this masterclass, is going to help you
learn everything around Canva and how to
be a master within Canva. So with that being said, if you want to go
ahead and join, Let's go ahead and get you
guys on the other side. For the course,
we're going to be using the premium
version of Canva. Obviously you don't need to
use the premium version. We're going to be
pointing out what are within the course, what are the premium
features, what are not? And more importantly, we're
going to go deep into every single feature within Canva so he can be true
masters of using our tools. So let's go ahead
and get started. I'll see you guys
on the other side.
2. Canva Sizing: Okay guys, so let's go ahead and talk about creating your design. So the first area we'd like to begin is let's talk
about the sizing. Now we have a video
strictly on sizing. But the cool thing about having camera premium is you get
to re-size your design. So if I want a different size in this completely,
I can change it. One of the benefits of
the premium version of Canva on Redbubble when
we create our designs, guys, we need to create
designs that fit all products. One of the most important
things that I teach on Redbubble or for your
t-shirts in general, whatever platform you're using. Not just t-shirts, but
any kind of merch, any kind of merchandise. Not all designs
are created equal, meaning a coffee mug has a different structure
than a duvet cover. A duvet cover has a different
structure than a t-shirt. Canva allows us to switch the designs of
products very easily. Because of this design feature, we can copy and resize images. We can do all that here. So it's really honestly
a blessing if you really think about it now,
for designing, the default design
that I start off with is 4500 by fifty four hundred, forty five hundred by 5400. Now for those who know
about merch by Amazon, this is actually the default
size for your T-shirts and sweatshirts and
things like that. Your hoodies, it's a
little bit different. Your phone cases, you're a pop socket is
a little different, but we're talking
about in general here, 4500 by 5400 is gonna get you covered on Redbubble
and on other platforms. Obviously this isn't
about other platforms, but specifically what we're talking about is the
design right now. So whenever you create a design, you want to create
it 4500 by 5400. Now if you have the
premium version, the benefit of this is that
if you want to switch to, let's say, something that's
more wide than it is tall. You can literally just go
over here, copy and resize, and you're resizing all of them for the certain
product that you have. Another benefit of this
as well is that when you have access to all the different
versions of your designs, it's easier to do this
on Canada than it is on something like Adobe
Photoshop or Adobe Illustrator. This is why a lot of
people get confused. When I say, I don't
work in Adobe at all. Like I don't even have
an Adobe subscription anymore because it's just not. It doesn't pertain to the three core
values that I have when it comes down
to creating designs. One of those core
values is speed. The second one is efficiency, and the third one is quality, speed efficiency and quality. With quality, you can
get that anywhere. You can get that in Adobe, you can get that in Canada,
you can get that anywhere. It just depends on
your skill, speed. You can't do that
really in Adobe, you're creating a lot of the
things one by one by one. The software can be
sometimes slow depending on the processing level
of your computer. Efficiency canvas, just a master at that I can literally
duplicate my images, my designs, alter things, switch fonts, everything's
very quick and flawless. So that's why I
like Canva and it's well-worth the premium cost. Now that you know the size, let's go ahead and move
on to a different aspect.
3. Canva Backgrounds: So backgrounds with
background colors, I like to, I like to edit
in black, black background. You guys can do
whatever you like. The default is gonna be white. Of course, like when you sign up to Canada and
create a certain design, the default is
going to be white. So for example, it's gonna
look like this, but I like, I don't know for me personally, it just pops more also. I get to see when the
backgrounds are black, I get to see what's transparent and what's not transparent. So you can see here,
this four leaf clover here is transparent. If I change the color
of the background to, let's say, a red, you can see here it's transparent
so I like to personally work in the black color
when I download my images. If I'm not doing stickers, or most of the time I'm
not doing stickers. But when I say if I'm
if I'm downloading the images as the main
image for Redbubble, I like to download in
the transparent format. The transparent
format is going to give me everything you're
seeing that's in color. The black and the background is not going to exist in the photo. The reason why that's
beneficial is because when this design gets put
on certain products, like on, for example,
on a t-shirt. That t-shirt has different
background colors. It can be purple, it can be red, it can be black, it could be
white, it could be whatever. So I want to keep
that in mind when I create my designs that I do
want a transparent image. Something I don't want is I don't want something
like this and I'll go ahead and show you guys
what I'm talking about is I don't want something
like this on my t-shirt where it's like a square background to my actual design,
something like this. Now some people think
that this is attractive. I personally don't. When you buy a
t-shirt at Walmart, at Target, at Amazon, that has a design on it. It's not boxy like what you
just saw. It's transparent. The actual design is
actually transparent. So when other benefit of the
premium is that we're going to download and
transparent and we want to make this guy's a law. When we upload to Redbubble
and you'll see us doing this in the
future because we have future videos on this. We always download
and transparent. Now, there is another video on this exact topic in the course. But that's really
just to nail down the idea, download
in transparent. Now if you don't
have the premium, you're gonna be using one of the next softwares
like GIMP for example, which is software number two, to remove the background. That's just more
hassle and more work. I don't recommend it. Remember, we want efficiency,
speed, and quality. The speed is really important. That's what camera
helps us with. So that's something you
want to focus on as well.
4. Text, Font, Typography In Canva: Okay, so the next
aspect is text. Whenever you have
fonts like texts, things like this, you can add different forms of texts
with any font you want. I don't really worry about
which one to click on. At the end of the day
they're all the same. The reason why is because
if I want to add some text, I can always resize it and
I know how to resize it. So look at this. I have this text right here. I can make this text
bigger, smaller. Whenever I click on
this text button, by default, it looks like this. It says add a heading. I could type in whatever I want. So let's say I type in hello. I can change the
actual font here. I can use any of my given fonts. I might want to
use this hello and then let's say I want
to change the color. So I'll drag it where I want. Let's say I drag it here. I can't find it anymore. I can't see it anymore
because it's not it's black. The same way in
the background is, I can just go over
here and click on different colors to
see what works for me. That's kind of the
way I set that up. Now with the texts. Sometimes the text, if you
guys see here the bars, the outline of it, kinda
overshadows other things. And when you have a
lot of elements on your screen, it can
be kind of hard. So if you know that you don't
want to edit it later on, just what you do is just
shrink this down like that. It won't shrink down
the actual font because it's a lot
of free space there. Instead of having it like
this, have it like this. And then reintroduce can do
is just going to move it. If you happen to have your image like over
another image like this, you can position it backward. We'll talk about positioning
in the next lesson.
5. Positioning Of Graphics In Canva: So positioning is actually
kind of important when you have a lot of
elements on your design. So for example, I have this
really big design right here. This big design, It's box overshadows all the
other smaller elements. And sometimes depending
on your computer, depending on your monitor, things like that, it might
be a little bit harder to control that large design. If I know that I wanted to
stick in this position, what I'll do is go
to here position and I'll send it to the back. So I'll send it all
the way to the back. Now in my case, it already is, but if it was at the front, it would look
something like this. The looks wouldn't change, but it would be only
clicking on it as opposed to the other icons under it or the other
graphics under it. So what I do is I go on position
and I just go backward. And I clicked
backward, backward, backward until I can't
send it back anymore. Since my default
background color is black, it's not going to go
behind the black. Now, if I want to click
on the small ones, I can easily do that just by
hovering my mouse over them. Okay, so positioning is
very important as well.
6. Why we enable Margins In Canva: Okay, let's talk about
creating margins now you might see another video
of this on the course, but I figured I'd just
push this out right now. You want to create
margins on your designs. You're going to see the
benefit of this later. But I use the margins as guidance and this is
actually a pro tip here. If you go over here to File
and you click Show margins, what you're really getting
to see is an outline on your design that I prefer the margin to be on
a black background. This is another reason why I
use the black backgrounds is because the margin is
very visible right now. This margin, when I
export my design, it doesn't get printed
out into the design. But the reason why I use the margin is I use
it as a barrier. So I know that all
designs are roughly the same size if I never
had my margin, right? Let's just go ahead and make
the margin disappear here. I don't know, like
how big this is in comparison to the
one above, right? But the margins are gonna
be the same throughout. So let's say I made this bigger. Like, let's say I
made it like this. My natural human eye can't tell me how big this is
compared to this. I just can't tell. I'm, I think they are
exactly the same. But when I'm uploading
designs on Redbubble, let's say for the t-shirt, this is much bigger. It might not, they might
not look the same. And then I have
to spend a lot of time resizing and
doing all that. What I like to do is I like
to go over here to File. I like to click Show margins. And what you can
see here is there is significant difference. I mean, this just fits while
this fits very comfortably. And that might make or
break me when it comes down to uploading my designs
on Red Bull for shirts, for hoodies, things like that. Because what if something
is really big on the design and it blows
past the margin like this, then I have to do a
resize where I resize every single product that's uploaded on Redbubble. So
I don't want to do that. So what I like to
do is like I said, go over here, File show margins. And what you want to do
is you literally want to show the margin so that you can know where your barrier is. Is it
gonna be very important? You're gonna see how beneficial this is in the later videos when I show you guys how to do
all the work behind this, giving the 60 designs
up per day, okay.
7. Canva Tools & Functions: Okay, so let's talk about the principles of
designing here. In order to learn how
to design to its best, your best ability, you're
gonna have to be aware of the different tools that
you have that Canva offers. The first tool, like I said, is the resizing tool
whenever you want to resize an image, right? So it can fit a certain
product that's going to be important when you're
doing merchandise, when you're doing t-shirts, when you're doing duvet covers, when you're doing leggings or yoga pants or you're
doing a backpack. Sometimes depending on
your specific design, it might be a little different. This is why I say designing
the 45 by 5400 size. Now for example, this
design right here, or even this design or any
one of these designs, really. This design right here won't
look good on a backpack. He just won't. We're gonna have to just alter some things and that's
why we get to copy. This is another feature. If we click Copy and resize, we can resize this to something. Let's say we have a
mouse pad that's wide. We can go with, for example, let's say seven, or we can't even do 70 thousand. Let's just go 5 thousand. By. Let's go with 1900 here. Pixels. If we wanted
to do, for example, a mouse desk mat, desk mat, Excuse me. So I can click Copy
and resize because I want this original one here. But I have this now where
I can create my desk mat. So I can do something like this. Where for my desk map, because I want to
fill up the image. Something like this. I can, I can pull up images of, let's say Irish here. Basically what I want to do
is I want to fill up my, my piece of art here. This brings me to
the next concept within Canva is other
than just resizing, we have to be, we have to know about our
different tools here. The first thing we have on
the left is our elements. Aside from our templates, are templates are gonna
be irrelevant for now because we're not using,
utilizing templates. We're creating designs
for merchandise. Our elements are gonna
be very important. We can find free
images here that we could use for our design. So you could see here the
elements have lines and shapes, graphics, photos, videos, audio. For us, since we're
doing merchandise, we're not going to
need video or audio, charts, tables, and frames. What I use the most is the graphics and what I do
is I just search for stuff. So for example, I
have this design. I'm going to search for stuff. So I have, I'm going
to search for Irish, hear the word Irish, and I get to include
stuff in my design. So I might have this here. Like I might make this
a little bit smaller. I have this here, make
this a little bit smaller. I might have just all types
of Irish type of stuff here. I can make this
smaller here, right? Anything around this design? This is good for a desk mat. I could create this
like this, right? And create this kind of like
this, make this bigger. So these are different elements. And notice when you
have an element, you get to re-size that element to resize an element
or whether it be text, whether it be a pho, photo of graphic, anything,
you just click on it. And there's going
to be four dots. Those four dots you
can drag and drop. Kind of like this to make
it bigger or smaller. So go ahead and practice
that real quick. Go ahead and search
for an element on Canva and go ahead and resize
it to your, to your liking. Resize it now remember
you don't have to be an expert right away. You don't have to do that, but you just want to get
a handle for it. So here I got a picture of this. Alright, so I get to
kind of alter the size. Maybe I want this a little
bit smaller right here. Maybe I want this right here. Maybe I want this right in
the middle, right kinda, kinda however you want to do it, however you want to set it up. Now notice there are some
elements that are graphics that actually gets to change the colors of I can do
this also with the fonts, but when the, with the,
with the graphics. More importantly,
if you notice here, I got some colors on the top. So let's say this buccal, I want to change it
to the black color. I just go over here to yellow. The buckle is yellow. And then I just select my black
color just like that now, I personally like yellow. What I'm going to
do is I'm going to undo the thing that I just
did. The way to undo. Go over here to the top right and click undo just like that. Now, we covered a
lot in this lesson. We covered about resizing. We covered colors,
we covered graphics. And let's go ahead
and move on to the next lesson to
cover more aspects. Alright, so let's go
ahead and jump into that.
8. Uploading Customized Images To Canva: Okay, so let's talk about
uploading images to Canvas. So when you're creating designs, as you guys could
see, you might have recognized some of
these designs before. When you're creating
designs on Canvas, sometimes you want to
upload your own images. So there's a website called PNG tree where you can
use images for free. So for example, if
I wanted to create a Valentine's damage,
I can go over here. I can get a picture
of a known for free. Let's see if this is for free. Yes, we have a free
download here. And I can download this
completely for free. I'm going to just
pause the screen, go ahead and download this. I just downloaded it and
I get to go in Canva. And I can actually drag and drop my design within Canva
completely for free. So check this out.
So I take my design, my image, and I uploaded within camera and
look, it's uploaded. So now if I want to
create another design, what I'm gonna do is go
ahead and duplicate a page. I can add it right there. What I like about this
is that kinda gives you the ability to bring outside
images into your designs. And it's not just the
graphics that they have. Now, don't get me wrong. The graphics that they
have are amazing. I could search for a
known, for example, within Canva and I can
use some of these images. But I also prefer to sometimes download images from the
outside and add them in. What I like to do is I like to be custom and
creative with the work. And I like to kind of match some of these colors
with the actual image. So you wouldn't want
to design like this, like, you know, that's two different crazy
colors like this. But, and, and that's kind
of like a design principle. But you guys know, I'm, I'm basically very simple
with the designing process. And I kinda like
it just like this. So what I like to do is
when I upload some images, I can also create
different shadows and things like that for the image
to pop a little bit more. So if this is like a
white regular background, I can click on the actual image. I can go over here
to edit image and there are different
things that you could do to the image. You can actually edit the
background of the image. If the image is not, if it has a background, you can edit it by removing
the background here. You can actually edit
the colors of the image. So for example, you could
see this variation of color versus this one
versus this one, et cetera. So I can click on, for example, this, I can click on this, I can click on this,
and it will show me the different versions
of the image. I can add a shadow to the image. So for example, if I want
the shadow like this, notice how there's a
little shadow right there. There's different things that
I could do with the image. I can pixelate the
image, kinda like that. And some people liked
this effect on certain, for certain reasons.
Some people don't. And you can do horizontal, vertical pixels, really, it's up to you how you
want to set it up. I'm not gonna do it for
this specific design. And so remember
what we taught you was Control Z, which is undo. So I can undo my designs
really quick, just like that. You know, there's different
things that we could do here. So they even have an auto enhanced feature which you
can give it a shot and use. Obviously it doesn't work for all images because
it's in beta mode. But you could see here auto enhance
automatically applied, I can cancel it and it'll
change the way it looks. So there's a lot of
different ways that you can edit your actual photo. You have shadows,
background remover, etc. That's just one of the different ways to
go ahead and do that.
9. Canva Functions & Features: Okay, so we're going to talk about creating design basics. Just some basic functions
that you should be aware of when you
do create designs. Obviously adding images,
we spoke about this, but when you upload the image, all you have to do is click on the actual image for to
show up in your design. The main design, the one
that you have focused on, the one in the middle
of your screen. That's the one where the
image is going to pop up. For example, if I scroll down to this one and I click on this,
it's going to show up here. It's not gonna show up there. That's just a little FYI. The second thing is your text. We spoken about this before, but there's different
versions of text and you can add your text, just simply click on the
text and it's added. If you don't want
it, just click on it and delete it, backspace. The next few functions are
gonna be simple as well. But just for FYI is you can go ahead and do this
duplicate feature. The duplicate feature,
I can create as many copies of a specific image. Maybe I can create
different designs, test them, see what I like,
see what I don't like. Maybe I want to test
different colors, different backgrounds
just to get a different view as to how
the different products look. That's one. The second thing I could do is other than duplicating
is I can delete. Let's say I want to delete this. I can go ahead and do that. There's the delete button here, the duplicate button here. But let's say I want
to move a design under another design. So let's say I want
to move this upward. I can move it upward.
There's arrow keys here. The move up, I can move
it up, I can move it up. So that's another
feature as well. Now some people, and this is kind of
my recommendation is, you see how it says
Add Page title here. I actually don't add page
titles because when I export the designs and I'll
just go ahead and show you, I'm going to export the first three in transparent mode, 123. I actually want it numbered 123. Now there's a reason why, because when I go ahead and upload my designs
into red bubble, I want to be aware of what designs I've
already covered and whatever any completed if they have their own custom name. Like let's say this one
is Valentine's Day, this one is Irish, this one is pink. If I name them that, it's going to be hard to recognize which
ones I've already uploaded since I'm doing
60 designs at a time. But if you look here, I clicked on the
downloaded version, you see here 123123 represents the number of
the design in the order. So this has designed one, this is designed to,
this is designed three. You can see here, those
specific designs are numbered and that makes
it easier process for me when I'm exporting,
when I'm uploading. Now, the cool thing also, I can get a look at all of the different
designs are created by looking at this GridView. And I can just see them right here hitting this grid
view button on the bottom. And if I want to
close the GridView, I literally just click on it. If I want to go in
full screen mode, I could go on full-screen mode and switch through like this. So everything you're learning
right now is literally everything you need
to know to create good designs when it comes
down to using Canva, you have all the
information you need. Now let's go ahead and
create some designs.
10. Examples Of Variations: So in terms of me
creating designs, you can see here I've
already done that. I've created all these different
variations of designs. For example, this design
has black coloured texts, which I went over
here to the fonts, switch the color to the text. And it has a white background, and it has a image. I can switch the black
background right here. But then I would have to change
the colors of the texts. Like maybe I can duplicate this, maybe in keep this one white, white style text,
kinda like this, and then delete this
black background. So I have all three versions. I have my red coloured texts, my black color text, my white-collar text, with
the same image I have here. The this version right
here of white background, image with matching colors
and matching color text. I have this variation. I have this variation. What I'm trying to
show you here is that these are the simple
ways to create designs. And you can see here
I've done already a whole lot because I have
the principles mastered, which is very simple. Create, adding graphics,
adding images, and getting creative
with my font and controlling my background.
That's all I did here. And you don't want to
complicate it more than this. A lot of times people
complicate the process, make it very complicated on themselves that they
just give up entirely. You can see here I created a 70 designs and I'll show you how to
create these designs. But 70 designs. Without really
complicated the process. You can see here there
are two elements. There's the text and then
the image, and that's it. It doesn't have to get
any harder than that. And it shouldn't get
any harder than that. So when you're designing,
refer back to this course and just really remind yourself
how simple it actually is.
11. Two Main Aspects To Designing: So the two main aspects to creating any
good-looking designs, whether it be for a shirt, for a mouse pad from desk
map for a duvet cover, the list goes on and on. Is the text and the images, the graphics, the text
and the graphics. Now of course, there are
different ways to create different designs that don't include text and graphics
meaning like for example, just a portrait image or something like that
and that works. But for majority of the
people on Redbubble and all these other platforms for text and graphics are
going to be the main, essentially the
biggest fish to fry. It's gonna be the main focus. And we can get actually really, really creative
completely for free on camera because of the
graphics that it comes with. Now if you want to
add more texts, if you want to add
more types of font, there's you have a ton of
different fonts that you could use completely
for free within Canada. All the ones with the king
icon next to it is camera Pro. And I currently do
have Canva pro. But you can also with camera Pro upload your own custom fonts. And the thing about having your custom fonts
is that when you have custom fonts, you
can be more creative. So for example, I can change up the font like this or like this. Like this. There's different
kinds of fonts. I just personally like the
creative kind of stuff. It's up to you how you really want to set it up and
what you'd like to do. But like I said, at
the end of the day, there's nothing wrong with going with a regular free font. And there's nothing wrong
with going with a paid font. It just depends on
what kind of font that you like and what
you want to set up. So just be aware of that. I personally, I think I go on a, on a design by design basis, but for the most part, all my designs are
relatively the same. And I keep it that way
because it takes a lot of the stress and the
hard hard work and the hard lifting out of it.
12. General Concepts Of Creating Designs At Scale: Okay guys, so let's go
ahead and go over one of the most important lessons of
this whole, entire course. Which one of the
lessons is how I design 60 designs per day
quickly, how I do it quickly. I'm gonna show you
guys how I do this. What I do is I come
up with a concept. Like, for example, here
we have wife to a doctor. That's a concept
of a shirt right? Now. Is the shirt design good? No, it's not good. I'm not
saying that it is good. I'm just saying
that it's a shirt, It's like a design. It's a viable design it
works for right now, I'm not saying that I'm going
to sell this exact design. Maybe I'll add
some more graphics to it, things like that. But you get it that this is
the beginning of a template. What I want you to do
is I want to come up, I want you guys to come
up first with a concept. So let's go ahead and go ahead and pull up a whiteboard here. Whiteboard. Let's go ahead
and do that whiteboard. What we're gonna do
is we're gonna write this down if you guys
are taking notes, number one, concept, What's gonna be the
concept of your shirt? For my concept, that's
going to be wife two, and then occupation,
whatever the occupation is. So we have three parts to the design aside from
the actual graphics. That's the concept number two. Number two is create the list. Create the list. So what is gonna be the
element that you can change? I could change the
concept of life. So it could be
husband to a doctor, husband to a vet
husband or whatever. In this case, I'm gonna
create doctor as the, as the thing that
can change or the, or the graphic, the list. What I need is I need a list of the different occupations. I could write. Wife to his, wife, to a doctor, wife to a marketer, wife to a priest, wife to whatever whatever
the occupation is. I can come up with that
list by just doing a basic Google search
search list of occupations. Baker, farmer, hairdresser, Mason, policemen, Postman, etc. Wife to a policemen, wife to a firefighter,
wife to whatever. Now I'm gonna show you
guys, like I said, how we create these designs relatively quickly with Canva. I just go over here and I hit this little duplicate button. I'm gonna do this over and
over and over and over again. I'm just going to keep clicking. Let's just, you guys can see
me do is I'm gonna do this 20 times and you guys are
gonna see how quick this is. Now. The cool thing here
guys about this is that I put a certain set of circumstances to allow me
to edit this very easily. The first thing is I have everything set up for
me now something did get messed up here
in translation. I don't know what happened. I don't know why this got dragged all the
way to the bottom. I can save that. That almost never happens. I've never had an experience
of that occurring. So I might as well just drag it and drop it back to the top. Let's go ahead and
do this again. Or it could just literally
delete these and go back to the ones
that were perfectly fine. Okay. There we go. We got them working. All right. What I'd like to do is
first thing I do is, like I said, I set
up the template. The second thing I do
is I go over here to File and I select Show margins. Why the reason, the reason why the margins is so important is because I want my text and
my whole entire design, the essence of it to fit
in this dotted line. I don't want it
to cross out now, that's not because of Redbubble. It's not like Redbubble
has a problem with me going to the edges. It's for me personally because
when I go on Redbubble, what I want to do is I
want to duplicate my work. I just want to
literally copy it over. I'll show you what I mean
by that in a few minutes, the next lesson, but
I'll show you guys. It has to be all the
exact same size. Wife to a doctor. What can I do next? I could do y to a farmer. All right. So let's go ahead and just make sure this
is page number two, and literally just
copy and paste it in a matter of seconds. Farmer. Then the next one, wife to a Mason
hairdresser, I believe. Is that a woman's job? I don't know. Maybe the next one
would be Barber. You could instead of
copying and pasting, you can literally
just type it, right. Wife to a vet. Wife too. Policemen. Policemen. Since this is bigger, I'll go ahead and make this
smaller right now. And usually I would do
this around around too, and I'll tell you guys what
round to is in a minute, but wife to a firefighter. Now look at this
guys we've already created in a matter
of 30 seconds. This is me editing and going slow because I'm doing
it on camera here. But in a matter of
thirty-seconds, we created a few concepts. We have Dr. Farmer Mason, barber, vent policemen,
firefighter, that is already seven concepts, 70 different designs in a matter of thirty-seconds.
We have mechanic. So if I've ever think, if I ever get a mental block and I can't think of anything,
we've got mechanical. Let's go onto the next one. Wife of a painter. We can even change it from
occupations to adjective. So wife of a superhero, wife to a father
would be a good one. Wife to a priest is
a good one priest. Wife to a we could
do anything really. I mean, whatever the
list shows, Judge. Fishermen. The next one we could do,
fishermen did read the wheat. The priest want to
know he didn't. Fishermen Hunter,
we could do, right. I'm just ASM ASM thinking
things in my head. I'm also adding stuff
from the list because sometimes I get mental
blocks, things like that. Carpenter, we can
add plumber here. Maybe mechanic, maybe I
forgot about mechanic. I'm really not sure but let's
go ahead and add mechanic. Next one. Oh, we already did 18, so let's go ahead and
add two more, 12. And then we have wife of
a pilot to maybe pilot. Maybe another one
we could add is wife of journalist.
What about that? That's great. Wife
to or whatever. Okay, so we got a whole bunch
of these different things. So now what I do is I
like to do round two, which is round two is where I'm checking up
on all the designs. So like literally
you guys saw me do 1 third of all the
designs for the day. 20 designs are ready. That was a matter of seconds. If I wasn't talking
and explaining things, it would go even faster. Now what I do is round to where I make sure
everything fits. So here, wife to a doctor, the word doctor fits great. The word farmer fits
and if does fit, but it's not all caps, so let me go ahead
and change that. Mason. It fits but it's not all caps. So let me change that Barber. It's not all caps, so
let me fix that vet. It's all caps, it fits. What I could do is I can also
increase the size of this. I can make it look like this. Policemen, it fits. Maybe it just fits.
Let me go ahead and make it a millimeter smaller. And there we go. What's the next one? Firefighter, great. This one doesn't fit. Let's go ahead and make it fit. So kind of like this mechanic, painter, we could go ahead
and make it all caps. Superhero. Let's go ahead and do hang
on guys, you're seeing here. It only takes a few
seconds to do this. Like if you're focused
and you set a timer up, you can do this within the hour. I know a lot of people
freak out when I say Sixty designs a day, it's like, Oh my God,
how did you do it? This is how I do it. It's this easy. And what
I'm doing is I'm really kind of reaching out to
all parts of the world, all parts of occupations. And when we tag
this and we set it up in red bubble and
we do the tagging. We're really, we're
killing so many birds with one stone because
this is in essence one design and we're reaching out to so many people
you can see here, I'm doing it literally as
I'm talking, it's that easy. You guys can flip on the TV, maybe turn on some
Game of Thrones, maybe get a drink to
settle down for the night, maybe, you know,
wherever you like to do. And while doing this, it's easy. It doesn't take too much effort
as you guys can see here. Maybe get on the phone
with a friend and have some a phone call with a friend
while you're doing this, it doesn't take much time
to think about this. Can we all agree on that? Look at this. I'm already what number 19, design number 19 while I'm
talking to you guys on this. So it's really easy to
do all this, right? So making it all caps,
making it all fit. And guys, by the way, by no means do you need to have certain characteristics
that I have? Like, if you want to keep this outside of the margin,
go ahead and do that. I'm just showing you
what works for me. If you want to have,
instead of script font, you want to have a base
font like a regular font. Go ahead and do that.
Like it doesn't matter how you want to
go ahead and set up. We set up round to
round two was all about making sure that the
text is properly set up, making sure that it
all fits properly, and making sure that
it's all in caps. Well now we have round three. Round three is where we tackle the third
elements of the design. Which what's the third elements? It's the images, right? I can go over here to Canva
and I click on elements. And what I could
do is I can search for different elements here. So doctor, what is a doctor? Have? They have like syringes, they have the stethoscope. There's a whole bunch
of different things. So I could take this
here, this image, and round three is probably the one that takes the longest. But you can see here it
doesn't take long to do. I could do this and I
can just change up the, the designs here so I
could do it like this. You know what I'm saying? Right? So we have
to and look how it all fits right in the margin. That was, this is
round three here, farmer, Let's go
ahead and search. Farmer. We could just find an image
that represents a farmer. Maybe. Instead of farmer, I could find a
picture of a peak. Because if it's
like a pig farmer and I can pull it up like this. So let me go ahead and
move this and put it here. Wife to a farmer. Maybe I could even
find a picture of a dog and I can add more
characteristics to it, like by adding a Paul. Here's the picture of the Paul. So I could do it like this. I could do it like this
right here to a pile. And then what I could
do here is I could, what's something farmers do? They have pitchforks.
Pitchfork. And we have the outline of the
Pitchfork right here. And it's just see how
this is easy guys. A lot of times we complicate
things and make it harder, harder than it has to be, but it doesn't have to
be as difficult as, as we might like
to think, right? And so you see that I'm creating these designs
and they're not half bad, like they're really
not that bad. What we're doing is
we're incorporating multiple different elements. So we have Dr. Farmer, next thing is a Mason. So let's say a Mason. Let's go ahead and see
what a Mason does. We can add maybe a
brick, let's say, let's search for
bricklayer maybe, because that's what a Mason is. And we can take this photo here. We could just go here, guys. Something that you could do is because sometimes the photos, they take up too much spaces. If you know how you're going
to design all your shirts, you can do the photos first and place them all in
the shirts first. Here we have Barber. We could set up something
like this and set it up here. Something we could
also do is group this. If we ever have trouble
grabbing things, it'll be a little bit easier. We could do something
like this here. Put this here, put this here. Barbara, That's some
Barbara Utility. Some tools right there
for the barbers. Wife to Yvette. So let's just type in vet here. Sometimes different
different icons can do different things. And if you don't
want to use Canva, you can use some of
the image banks. There's a lot of times
we're actually go up there and I use some image
banks to help me out. And you'd be surprised
about the type of stuff that you can get
from an image bank. But we haven't total
different video on that. But let's search cop
here for policemen. And let's go ahead and
take this and add it here. Sometimes guys, there might be better photos than the
one we're seeing here, but this is kind of the point
here to show you guys how fast this is fire fighter. Let's go ahead and search
for a firefighter. You can see here I'm
spelling things wrong, I'm messing things up. But hey, it works. Not all my T-shirts also
have to be all black. I can add some color to it, kind of like this
firefighter helmet mechanic. Let's go ahead and search
picture for mechanic. Look at this guys,
we're almost halfway already on 20 designs. Imagine if you do this
on your lunch break, you could get a
good 40 designs in on your lunch break while eating lunch, while
chilling, wild, relaxing when you're whatever, you know, listening to
some music after work, whatever it is, maybe you're
not on your lunch break, maybe you're in
college classroom and you're working on this, you can do this
anywhere you want. So let's go ahead and grab
this here, put this here. Painter, we can add a
picture of a brush. Whatever we want to do is fine. Let's write superhero here. We could just take this and if you want to be
creative with your style, you could go ahead and do so. But the concept of this video, like if you wanted to
make the image of this big and you wanted to change
up the way the text is. It's perfectly fine. But the concept of the video right now that
we're doing in this course is just to show you how is it possible to create 60
designs a day pretty easily. We're doing over video. I mean, how long is
this video so far? 14 minutes. And we've
already created a full Perfect ten designs
and we got ten more to go. Wife to a father, will just go ahead and
type in father here. Let's see what pops up. This is perfect. Right here. You got to see this
wife to a father. What's the next
wife to a priest? Let's go ahead and add a picture
of a cross for that one. Wife to a priest. You get the concept and
some people think that your quality goes downhill
because that's not the case. Because you know,
what we're doing is, you've got to
think about it. How many people are writing? Wife to a and then
occupation, t-shirts. There's not too many. So we're competing with a small
group of people. If we're competing with
a small group of people, we have a better chance to win. That's just a simple fact. And when you put out so
many of these designs, when I say hundreds,
I'm saying like every single day you're
putting out 606060. It adds up, right? Let's go ahead and type
in fishermen here, right? Yeah. So what your fishermen shirt
might not sell every day. It might sell once a month, it might sell once
every two months. Even what? Your judge shirt might
sell twice a month. You're hunting shirt might
sell three times a month, one time a month, one time a year even so it
doesn't matter. It all adds up is what
I'm trying to say here. And the cool thing about this is if you know that
one shirt sells like, like let's say this wife to
a hunter shirt or wife to a, Let's go ahead and
fix the word hunting. It should be hunter. Wife to a hunter
shirt is selling, like let's say it
starts selling. What you wanna do is you
want to go back in time and you want to create like
another 60 variations of this style shirt. We'll cover that
in another video. But you guys kinda get my point here of what I'm
trying to say is doubled down on wood works like a lot of people just because you're getting
one sale on something, they're scared to do more of it. No, do more of
what works, right? So Carpenter, let's go ahead
and add carpenter here. You can see here I'm just liking the style of the Black setup, but you don't need to
go with the black. You could do whatever you
want. Here we have plumber. Alright, so let's go ahead
and do that. We have plumber. Let's go ahead and maybe this image is a little
bit, I don't know. There's different kinds
of images we could check. I don't want to get hung
up on a single image. Maybe this one is good,
this one's better. Maybe I would say
get rid of this one. And we'll stick with
this right here. This is a little bit better. I like this one more. Wife to a mechanic. And sometimes you
can see we can use the same image from mechanic and for plumber because the wrench, it just makes sense, but we'll just do it
like this anyway. Like we're not losing any sleep. It only takes an extra ten
seconds wife to a pilot. So we can take a
picture of a plane here or at a picture of a plane. You'd be surprised who
would buy this stuff? You know what I mean? There are people that
would buy stuff like this. So don't judge, right. Like if it works, it works. So this is this is
what's worked for me. Like this is such a good
method to reach out to so many people in
different niches at once through your designs. And when I say reach out, take that with a grain of salt because you're not
actually reaching out. You're just having
more people find you. Let's go ahead and type
in a mic microphone. Because journalists microphone. I just see the I
just see the maybe, maybe we will change journalists to sing
or how about that to just fit our narrative
here for the picture. Okay, So you get what
I'm trying to say. But while works guys
said all works, you've got to think
about how many people create a short wife to a singer. Let's go on Redbubble
and do this. Let's search. Wife to a singer, shirt, wife to a singer. Let's see. 148 results for that keyword. And there's not that many. Like, like if you look, my heart belongs to a singer. You can take that
idea and you could do 1000 different
designs with that, my heart belongs to a doctor, my heart belongs to a vet, my heart belongs to a policeman. My heart belongs to a dog. My heart belongs to for
the dog moms out there. You guys kinda get
my point here. But you see what I'm saying? This is what works
guys were doing this at there's levels to this. That's it. We finished 20 designs. Now, let's be realistic. How long did it actually
take me to create these 29s? Not 20 minutes because I
was talking the whole time. In terms of actual work. Maybe five minutes,
maybe six minutes. Okay, multiply that by three because we need a
total of 60 designs. That's what 20 minutes for the whole entire thing,
the whole entire project. Like it's light work guys, you know what I'm talking
about? It's easy. In the next lesson, we're
going to actually talk about how to create these
multiple designs. So let's go ahead and
end the video here. You guys know how to
create many designs. Now you literally saw me do it. And let's go ahead and
jump into red bubble now. And let me show you guys
the cool stuff here.
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