Let's Create a 2024 Calendar in Adobe InDesign
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- Опубліковано 18 вер 2024
- #adobe #indesign #graphicdesign #calendar #howto #helpful #tutorial
Let's make a 2024 wall calendar in Adobe InDesign. This shows you how I created mine and why I did it the way I did it.
Here is a link to download the files so you can edit it and create your own design if you wish:
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Hope everyone has a wonderful New Year and here is to a great 2024!
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Would you be interested in designing a 2025 calendar of my dog? I’m gonna be shooting the photos in June. It’ll be a 12x12 wall calendar. Let me know and go much you’d charge.
Shoot, I'll do it for free and make a video about it if you'd like. Hit me back in June when you get your photos done up and I'm all over it.
Can you please make a video about how to set 25ups of 89*55 mm business cards on a 12*18in sheet with cut marks using the fiery rip
I'll see what I can do for you.
@@miketheprintman yes please, actually here in India, we dont get any training sessions as such on fiery and because of language barrier the extra advanced videos by fiery friday are not understandable by most of the people
Do you have one that is from start to finish with your designs being done already… I have questions like how did you create (name the ones) upper and lower …and more questions…
I have the original file linked in the description. You can download it and use it however you’d like. But if you specific questions I’d be happy to help. Just let me know.
@@miketheprintman thank you. I didn’t think to check in the description. I’m glad you understood what I was asking. I appreciate you!❤️
@@ambrag2cute358 No problem. I figured that was what you were looking for. Thanks for watching.
Hey Mike, saw your comment on a sublimation video.I would really appreciate it if you could help me with some knowledge regarding metal sublimation. I just got my scf530 yesterday and I am trying out sample prints on chromaluxes plates but it is just too dark and not sharp. I've used like 9 plates and it's really costing me a lot just to get things right. I've used epson rigid icc and dtg f570 chromaluxe icc but it is still not matching. I printed it in rgb, I tried changing it to cmyk but the brightness didn't change on screen so I didn't bother printing.
Unfortunately I don’t have any experience with the scf530. However, I know sublimation can be tricky at first to get all the settings right and color is definitely one of those issues. I would try and brighten the image in photoshop to see how that looks. It might end up being something you have to do to each file before printing, unless there is a ICC profile that automatically brightens the image. You may have to do this for each type of substrate as well. Wish I had an easy answer, but a lot is guess and check.
Thank you for the reply. Yeah its been a process of try and error till I get something nice. Is there anyone you know that could help me with some settings on photoshop to cater it towards metal sublimation?@@miketheprintman
Ultimately, no one can help you with settings unless they have the exact same printer, ink, substrate and press as you have. Even with different pieces of sublimation mugs, there will be differences to test, prepare and save. I've a few PSD Project files at work that have layers to activate after preparing the image to reproduce it as seen. Kinda softproofing. It's the same with printing on paper. @@sukhjeetsingh7060