Uniforme de Futebol no CorelDRAW, Como Finalizar Camisas e Calções com Gabarito [P, M, G, GG e XG]

👉 Check out my NEW Soccer Uniform Template Art Pack: https://rpzdesigngrafico.com.br/pack-... How to FINALIZE Soccer Uniforms in CorelDRAW with Templates [S, M, L, XL and XXL] In this video I show how to finalize soccer uniforms in CorelDRAW with templates, adapting shirts and shorts to sizes S, M, L, XL and XXL in an organized, professional and production-ready way. Here the logic is practical and real studio work: I start with L, which serves as the central reference for the size chart, then go down to S and M and finally up to XL and XXL. This facilitates size adaptation and makes the workflow much more intelligent. I also explain an important point about the production of soccer uniforms: the garment is mass-produced, and elements such as the manufacturer's logo, team crest, number, player's name, and sponsor are usually applied later. In many designs, the crest maintains the same size standard from S to XL, both on the shirt and shorts. Finally, I present the new Pack of Artwork Templates for Soccer Shirts, Shorts, and Vests for Sublimation, which now includes 6 models, including shirts with round or crew necks, V-necks, as well as men's and women's versions. ==================================================== 🔗 IMPORTANT LINKS • Vector bank: Freepik is now https://www.magnific.com/ • Vectorize with AI: https://pt.vectorizer.ai/ • Design courses and materials: https://hotmart.com/pt-br/club/rpz-de... • +200 free files on Telegram: https://t.me/rapaizdodesign • Book “Design for Non-Designers”: https://amzn.to/3dOfffD • CorelDRAW Amnesty Program (official page): https://www.coreldraw.com/br/pages/am... • Subscribe to the channel: /@rapaizdodesign ==================================================== ⏱️ CHAPTERS (adjust times after editing) 00:00 - Introduction and the importance of using standardized templates 01:00 - Presentation of the Rapaiz do Design Channel 01:33 - Why start finalizing with size L? 02:36 - Step-by-step: Finishing the Size G Shirt in CorelDRAW 05:54 - Adapting the background and illustrations 10:55 - Measurements and positioning of the manufacturer's logo and crest 15:07 - Golden tip: Alignment of sponsors and numbers (armpit line) 19:16 - Advanced alignment techniques using guide lines and quadrants 23:35 - Finishing the collar and sleeves 24:32 - How to make the back of the shirt with continuity of the artwork 31:18 - Positioning of name and number on the back 34:54 - Important information about production and appliqués 38:25 - How to adapt from size G to smaller sizes (S and M) 44:42 - Specific adjustments for size S 52:03 - Adapting to size M 53:11 - How to adapt to larger sizes (XL and XXL) XG) 54:11 - Finishing the GG Shirt: Accelerated Process 01:03:00 - Adapting to Extra Large (XG) Size 01:04:05 - Final Comparison: All Sizes Side by Side 01:05:40 - Presentation of the New Pack of Soccer Uniform Templates (Men's and Women's) 01:07:31 - Closing and interaction with the audience ==================================================== 🧑‍🏫 Video Author Marcio Maguary is a graphic designer with over 20 years of experience. He started working at age 14 and entered the design field in 2001, at a pre-press bureau, moving through an agency as an art director until founding his own studio. He is the founder of Aiô Brasil Design (2006), a studio specializing in graphic design and packaging, and creator of the Rapaiz do Design channel (2020), focused on beginners in graphic design. Today, at the studio, he dedicates himself to client service and the development of labels and packaging, in addition to creating content on Rapaiz do Design, where he teaches design in practice using PC, CorelDRAW and Photoshop and now also with AI (Artificial Intelligence) for a constantly growing audience. Magua Rapaiz do Design Important: Everything I teach here comes from real practice. There is no magic formula. Design is study, repetition and constant improvement. Keep creating, testing and evolving — your results appear when you persist.