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Fresener-Greaves T-Shirt Report is Back! Check out our latest show.
Don’t miss our latest show from Thursday, October 26. Our special guest was Bruce Ackerman from Printavo.com. We also had a final review of SGIA and the usual tips, tricks, rumors, news and rants. We...
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Secrets to High-End Printing on Dark Shirts – Important Information!
This article was promoted by yet another call from a new T-Seps user (large company) faced with the same old “we can’t print that” comment from the screen and production departments. True. It comes...
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Creating an Underbase in Corel Draw
When printing on a black or dark background, you need to print either sold or halftoned underbase of white ink. This short article will Figure 1 detail how to create screen print friendly underbases in...
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Color Separations in Photoshop with Scott Fresener
Figure 1 It is almost impossible to tell everything you need to know about color separating in a short article. But, I feel strongly that if I can point you in the right direction and maybe cut through...
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Final Separation Tweaks in Adobe Photoshop
This article will assume you already have a basic Photoshop channel separation done as Simulated Process Color. The information here is geared more Figure 1 towards doing final tweaks after you have...
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Color Separations 101 – by Scott Fresener
Color Separations 101 – Everything you ever wanted to know about Color Separations This article is for anyone involved in creating, managing or just even needing to know about color separations for...
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Printing Photoshop Channel Separations in Illustrator or Corel Draw
It is very common to create “channel” color separations in Adobe Photoshop. This is how automated color separation programs like T-Seps make separations. And, if you don’t have an automated program and...
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FastART – Back by Popular Demand. Great Artwork – Cheap!
FastART Volumes 1 – 29. Re-Released! Click on image to see full PDF Index. FastART was first introduced in 2002 as a way to help users of our popular Photoshop color separation program, FastFilms, have...
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ISS Show Atlantic City – Scott Fresener Seminars
If you are going to the Imprinted Sportswear Show in Atlantic City, March 21 – 23 then don’t miss fearless leader Scott Fresener who is doing two seminars at the show. Here is what to expect and we...
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Catch the ISS Long Beach Show Review with Fresener and Greaves.
If you missed the 2019 Long Beach ISS Show (or if even if you were there), this video gives a great recap of what’s new, rumors, gossip, show overview and much more. This short 30 minute video will...
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Online T-Shirt Screen Printing Master Class. Check it out!
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Annual Memorial Day Sale!
Is it Memorial Day already? It seems like just yesterday a lot of you were freezing your buns off. We are having our Annual Memorial Day Sale on our key products. This sale has been extended through...
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Color Separations by Scott Fresener
If you don’t have time to learn or use an automated separation program like T-Seps, or if you don’t do enough high-end work – or if you are just overloaded and need help with seps – let Scott Fresener...
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Hands-on Training Printers Boot Camp
Until the current health crisis has ended we are not offering hands-on classes. Are you looking for the best training in the industry. Mike Fresener is offering hands-on classes in Bowling Green,...
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T-Seps – Color Separations Made Easy
Are you struggling to do great looking color separations for photos and high-end images? Or do you have a simple JPG and you can’t figure out how to separate it? Do you wonder how the big guys do it?...
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