Press Sublimation is a commercial-based business based in Texas, Dallas. As we’ve been sublimating for over a decade, we’ve several of our projects that we consider “our identity”.
By showcasing these projects, we tend to inspire our audience and to trigger the art freak in everyone out there. Our expertise basically lies in the T-shirt sublimation and previous;y, we once had a small business of shirt customization. The member “Hannah Clark”, her little sister “Elena, was the embroidery artist, and we had a screen printer. However, in 2015, we had to shut it down as we ran into debts.
To cover that, we retrieved the business in 2017, utilizing the printers we had, and started printing several items for profit. Luckily, that idea worked so well that today our members are separately selling items, and through this site we can help and build the community of artists to save them from the consequences that we bore in our initial stage.
These projects further marginalize a line that depicts how to be creative within the art. The conceptual and meaningful designs and the professional touch they carry is what we flex about. And don’t worry, you’ll too once you start your journey with us and keep your motive clear and straight.
Though these are our top of the line projects. We further possess a hundred of them, but since we’re in this arena “commercially”. Almost 70% of our projects are sold out before we even advertise them. Of course, you know, everyone has to look after their clients.
However, for the sake of this site and the audience we have over here, we casually do several experiences aside from our business and have the entire videos of them that we upload throughout our blogs.
A major part of our expertise lies in our tutorials, where we teach how to sublimate various substrates. These include cotton, wood, acrylic, tote bags, and as far as a mind can think of any existing material.
Sublimation printers today have a limited printing size and the best they can go is 13 x 19. Definitely not the size you can sublimate blankets or doormats, and that’s why the question arises “can you sublimate in sections?” often from Beginners or Epson and Sawgrass owners. Well, you can do sublimation in sections but … Read more
Well yeah! You can now sublimate on cotton ONLY if you know the secret recipe. Previously, Cotton is a thing one should never sublimate. Of course, the theory still applies (sublimation doesn’t work on cotton). However, a few methods evolved that made the impossible possible. So today, we’ll learn how to sublimate on cotton with … Read more
Going to a store, selecting the mug type, spending hours explaining, and above all, paying them a hefty amount just for single mug customization. Ugh! Ain’t not more! Now you can customize your mugs with materials available at your home. All you need is to learn how to sublimate the mugs that we are going … Read more
It has been a common concept among people that sublimation only supports light-colored shirts because dark colors are merely not a thing of sublimation printing. To you your surprise, it was just a matter of the past, because now you can perform sublimation on your darker apparel just with a few tricks. So gear up … Read more
As you begin with sublimation, there are a lot of queries that may come to your mind and I bet the first one definitely would be “can you sublimate on T-shirts”? Honestly, there are millions of things that you can sublimate and luckily shirt is one of them. So, today we are going to tell … Read more