Okay, so I wanted to make a custom “camiseta sports,” you know, a sports t-shirt. I had this idea for a design, and I figured, why not try to make it myself? I’m no artist, but I’m pretty handy with a computer.

Getting Started
First, I brainstormed some design ideas. I wanted something simple, but also kind of cool-looking. I sketched a few things on paper, just rough outlines, nothing fancy. Then I searched some pre-exisiting desgins online,to get a reference for the patterns.
Design Creation Process
- I opened up a basic graphic design program. it is free and I figured it would do the trick.
- I started playing around with shapes and text. I used the “shapes” tool to create the basic outline of my design, messing with circles, squares, and lines.
- Then, I added some text. I picked a font that looked sporty. It took a while to get the sizing and placement just right.
- Next, I choose the colours, I ended up going with a bright blue and white – classic, but it works.
Prepping for Printing
After the design, I saved it as a high-resolution image file. It saved as a PNG, because it can support transparency.
The Finished Product
Finally! It’s ready! I took a deep breath and look at my screen. The “camiseta sports” design was staring back at me. It wasn’t perfect, a little rough around the edges, but I was pretty proud of it. I’d taken an idea in my head and actually brought it to life, and that’s awesome!