Best Answer: I've been doing graphic design for about 3 years, and there's not too much I want to do in Photoshop that I don't know how to.I never took a class. It depends on how much you do them-- how many new things you try.I spent a week and a half trying to do one artwork piece a day, and I got a lot better in that time frame. If you only do one piece every two weeks, it could take ages. If you do three or four a week, it could take a year or so to have decent mastery.t depends on how much you do them-- how many new things you try. I spent a week and a half trying to do one artwork piece a day, and I got a lot better in that time frame. If you only do one piece every two weeks, it could take ages. If you do three or four a week, it could take a year or so to have decent mastery.
How to draft a one-piece upper+under shirt collar: Step 1: Draw a fresh copy of the upper collar, including notches and grainline. Step 2: Draw a fresh copy of the under collar, or if there is not a separate pattern piece for this, draw a second collar piece to be used for the under collar. Ignore notches and grainline.
If you'd like a long, narrow pillow, a T-shirt still works. Sew up the arms and neck of the shirt and stuff to desired shape. Then cut the shirt off about 2 inches below desired edge of pillow. Fold and roll hem into pillow and sew shut. To prevent the material from moving while you are stitching, pin the sides of the T-shirt together. 2  Use small, thin, strong pins so that you can really secure every inch of the stitch you will be making. 3  Make sure not to bunch the fabric with the pins; it still needs to lay flat.