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How to Make a Logo on a Beanie That Looks Real?
Hi everyone! I recently started making beanies with my company logo on them, but I’m having trouble making the logo look real, like it was actually on the hat, not just stuck on top? I can’t get it to look realistic. Can anyone share some tips on how to make a logo mockup on a beanie look more real?
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Re: How to Make a Logo on a Beanie That Looks Real?
I have also been creating beanie mockups, and I have a few tips that might help. First, it is very important to use high-resolution images. Bad or blurry photos can really ruin the final result. I also recommend using the Warp tool to bend and curve the logo so that it fits the shape of the beanie. For more realism, you can use layer masks and adjust the logo so that it blends harmoniously with the texture of the fabric. Using displacement maps will also help make the logo part of the fabric, adjusting to the folds. You can read more here https://www.ebar.com/story.php?ch=preview&sc=&sc2=&sc3=&id=336781. Try it, it should help!
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Re: How to Make a Logo on a Beanie That Looks Real?
The logo should fit harmoniously on the fabric so that it does not look overloaded or disproportionate. And be sure to check how it will look on a real model, and not just on a mockup.
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