There's nothing more fulfilling than printing your work. In this tutorial, we'll show you how to create a screen print of your Procreate work using ColorLab for Procreate.
I’ll also give a brief overview of the screen printing process with some tips on how to get the best results including prepping your Procreate artwork for print, color separation, setting your supplies up to print and more.
Don't want to do the actual screen printing? Just follow the tutorial to step 5 and your screen printer can take care of the rest.
NOTE: These steps can also be applied to ColorLab for Photoshop, Illustrator, and Affinity, we are just using the Procreate version for this demonstration.
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Mike Kennedy
Can spot color separations be done in ProCreate? I have a six color printer and trying to learn how to do color separations digitally. I’m still cutting rubylith separations. What would be best. I have ProCreate and Adobe Creative suite. Any suggestions?
March 14, 2022
Tom Little
Great tutorial. Nice to see Matsui ink call outs.I am a shirt guy and use them fo most of my printing.
July 24, 2020
Drew Pocza
Oh nice! Excellent illustration and process. I was curious about screen printing this stuff, but on shirts.
July 23, 2020
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