H.A. Emran Seahan’s Post

For years, T-shirts have ruled the global fashion scene, with chest prints taking a big slice of the pie. Enter DTG (direct-to-garment) technology, adding a burst of vibrancy and color to consumer demand. In my professional journey, I’ve noticed a significant gap in quality artwork that matches market needs. Both buyers and manufacturers feel this shortfall. But now, AI-driven image generation and digital technology are bridging this gap, making everything simpler and more exciting! To ensure top-notch product quality, manufacturers usually conduct a pilot production run of 200 to 250 pieces before diving into large batches of 50,000 to 100,000 pieces. However, due to current consumer demands, this number has dropped to 500 to 1,000 pieces per style, making it time-consuming and costly for manufacturers. This is where creating quality artwork quickly becomes a game-changer. With today's technology, it's possible to produce 50 to 100 high-quality artworks in a single day, and buyers can even have 500 unique designs printed on 500 T-shirts. While controlling AI output can be challenging, it's not impossible. By combining a deeper understanding of the process with intricate manual and automated controls, we can create a series of artworks in a consistent style. This is where my solution shines. Here’s a brief representation of what can be achieved with series artwork for t-shirt printing. Consumers can proudly wear unique T-shirts, sparking a new wave of vibrant fashion worldwide! #ai #artwork #dtg #tshirt #apparal #fashion

Here are two logo marks I developed for a brand named Amare. The first concept is based on the client's provided sketch and moodboard, while the second concept draws inspiration from a century leaf. Both designs were delivered to the client, who loved them both. The aim was to create a leaf with segments representing the four seasons. Feel free to share your thoughts in the comments! DM me if you need some awesome bespoke logos.

On October 30, 2013, I received five T-shirts from Decent Printing in Narayanganj for color separation. These T-shirts came without any paper artwork, making it a challenging task at that time. This was because achieving high-quality color separation from a scanned image of a printed picture is quite difficult, as prints are typically of very poor quality. Among all the tasks I have undertaken in my life, this was one of the most complex and time-consuming. Detailing the entire process would make for a lengthy account, so I will illustrate the story with just one of the five T-shirts. Picture 1 shows one of these T-shirts. Picture 2 demonstrates how I corrected the distortion from the scanned image and enhanced it in preparation for color separation. With the infinite mercy of the Almighty Creator, the print was successfully completed, and the foreign buyer approved it at first sight, leading to full production. However, I was not satisfied with the quality of the print. Since then, I have been striving to find various solutions. Today, after ten years and seven months, I have finally quenched that thirst and developed the method I sought. I researched the smallest part of the image, as shown in Picture 3, which has a dimension of 3.12 inches in width and 1.96 inches in height. Picture 4 is the actual restored version, which I believe needs no further description. To fulfill life's aspirations, there is no substitute for patience and perseverance. I offer countless thanks to the Almighty Creator, for He is the Great and the source of all knowledge.

I've been a bit busy with some restorations. So I thought, why not splash some colors on this legendary photo of Merlin Monroe? Well, the results are in front of you. So, what do you guys think? #restoration #color #blackandwhiteimage