Design Great Stuff: How to Make Merch with Draplin

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Design Great Stuff: How to Make Merch with Draplin
https://www.skillshare.com/classes/Design-Great-Stuff-How-to-Make-Merch-with-Draplin/597293942
Step back into the studio with the design legend, and learn his never-before-seen secrets for making his famous posters, pins, patches, and more!
From pins and patches to posters and hats, well-designed merch can be a designer’s dream—if it’s done right. Enter, Aaron Draplin. For the past 15 years, Aaron has been designing the best merch in the biz. Now, he’s sharing the tips, tricks, and trade secrets he’s gathered over a career centered on making great stuff. With his usual straight talk and zero funny business (ok, maybe a little funny business), Aaron will walk you through every step he takes each time he wants to create something new—and might just share some never-before-heard stories of mishaps and mayhem along the way.

From first idea to final delivery, you'll discover how to:

Choose a design that works

Find the best vendors to make your stuff

Create un-mess-with-able files for handoff

Make multiple merch pieces from one design

Plus, Aaron shares the successes and failures behind his favorite designs, from the spectacular journey of his Space Shuttle design to the woeful tale of an ill-fated yardstick.

Makers of all things are invited to join this class, whether you’re looking to expand the services you can offer your next client, open your own online shop, or make t-shirts for your family reunion. When you’re done, you’ll leave with the insider information you need to choose the right items, work with clients and vendors, and design great merchandise that’s a cut above the rest.

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