How To Do a Lifesize Cutout (Full Tutorial) | Chi-Town/Cali Collab скачать в хорошем качестве

How To Do a Lifesize Cutout (Full Tutorial) | Chi-Town/Cali Collab

WHOLESALE MEMBERSHIP - https://cottonsubs.com/pages/wholesal... CottonSubs Transfer Material - https://cottonsubs.com/products/cotto... CottonSubs Printable Vinyl - https://cottonsubs.com/products/cotto... JOIN OUR FREE FB COMMUNITY -   / capuniversity   ETSY STORE - https://www.etsy.com/shop/TechbotCust... FACEBOOK PAGE-   / techbotcustoms   INSTAGRAM -   / techbotcustoms   TIKTOK -   / techbotcustoms   I had the pleasure of having one of the group members Breanna from CAP University do the artwork for the Lifesize Cutout featured in this video. It's actually an collab project. Bridgette another group member ordered a Cutout for one of her customers and needed it short notice and designed. I nor my brother Glen who is the resident designer for the group were able to accomedate her design needs and she wasn't comfortable trying it for a first time. I jumped into my mental rollerdeck & remembered Breanna is cold with designing. I reached out, she also had never designed one but was down for the challenge, great let's move forward. She did a great job, you'll see her work in the video. Bridgette a local Chicagoan was supposed to come to the shop for training on how to do the Poor Man's Process on Lifesize Cutouts. I ran behind regular scheduled time and her fingers forgot to hit a confirmation for a later appointment. No problem Eric a fellow Business Owner in the building and Casket Wrap Instructor came to help me move a few things and decided to srtay for the education himself. I've done a video on this process before but this one is super detailed and worth watching every second. It's going to teach you eveything there is to know about the process of making Lifesize Cutouts at home, in your printshop, and on a budget. The tools/materials you need are 4x8ft 3/16 Foamcore, a big as ruler, a box cuter, masking tape, squeegee or a clean cloth or tee shirt, a cardboard easle, and a Freestyle foamboard cutter. Lastly you'll need the print, if you don't have an Outsource Partner, I would be glad to help in that department.