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Start a Free Store Today With Your Artwork Set up an online store for your art in minutes. We'll handle all manufacturing, order fulfillment, and customer service for you! Tutorial - Making a shirt mock-up template from a photo • by • posted Aug 14, 2013 in • 61 Comments This is a quick and dirty tutorial on the methods and principles of turning a photo into a mock-up template with shadows and highlights. I'm not an expert on this so I know this could be done even better by someone else! But at least this is a starting point for experiments and should be good enough for the Threadless submission slides. The photo I've chosen is this photo of Craig Shimala that was once upon a time distributed by Threadless in an old submission kit.

Thanks for posing, Craig! This and other photos from that kit can now be found in that everyone should have bookmarked. Renko for mt4. This is a good photo for this tutorial because the shirt has lots of interesting creases and wrinkles and the base color is not too light or dark so we can get good shadows and highlights out of it. Step 1: Extract shirt This is the tedious and boring part and there really isn't a quick method for doing it well so I just use an eraser and a tablet. Make a duplicate of the photo on a new layer and erase everything but the shirt. Be careful and patient. It helps to make a temporary layer underneath that you fill with a contrasting color so you don't have any white edges left.

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If you want to, you can also erase the white background around Craig but I was lazy and said nope. Here's what I prepared earlier Step 2: Shadows and highlights Depending on the photo you're using this step may need some experimenting but it's actually quite simple. First, make a duplicate of the shirt. Always make duplicates, always leave an original one intact.

Then, turn it grayscale from Image -> Adjustment -> Desaturate. It'll look like this now: Make a duplicate of this layer too, one is going to be shadows, the other highlights. To create the shadow layer, go to Image -> Adjustment -> Levels and tweak it something like this When you bring down the middle and right side sliders you should end up with something like this This layer will be set to Multiply. The other grayscale shirt you made also gets the Levels treatment but this time like this: Notice you bring up the left and the middle slider. It should look like this: This layer goes on top of the shadow layer and is set to Screen. You can adjust the opacity of these layers if you feel they are too intense: Step 3: Color layer and design layer Again, make a duplicate of the shirt.

The color layer is just a flat slab of color and the layers on top will make it look real. Simply lock the layer transparency and fill with a color: Now, this is the point where you notice I'm not an expert.