Adding a logo to model wearing t-shirt

[creativevision]

Hi 

Is there any easy (newbie friendly!) way to take a flat logo and superimpose it onto a photo of a model wearing a t-shirt so that it look realising (with the t-shirt crumples etc)? 

To be honest we want to do it on a very simple model (see attached) - which is not even crumpled, but would still like to get the perspective etc right. Ideally it would also have the logo words still legible.

 

Thank you in advance for any pointers!

 

[creativevision]

Just to add, I'm happy got the logo (which is basically a circular filled disk with writing in the middle) to go over the long sharp crease on the left of body and also even over the right breast pocket ... realise that wouldn't probably be the case in real life, but keen to make the logo look at least a little 'creased' and in line with the t-shirt if that makes sense!!

(Saying above because the natural place for a centre-chest logo on this photo would mean there are really no creases at all, so I worry it would look a little fake and I also need the circle to be big enough so that viewers can read the text on what in the end will be a pretty small image on a website - 480x400px)

[AffinityMakesMeWonder]

Look at this video for an great overview how to accomplish what you may demands…

 

[v_kyr]

1 hour ago, creativevision said:

Is there any easy (newbie friendly!) way to take a flat logo and superimpose it onto a photo of a model wearing a t-shirt so that it look realising (with the t-shirt crumples etc)?

Search over the net (in a webbrowser) about Affinity T-Shirt Mockups, there are a bunch of tutorial videos which show how to do it with APh or ADe even in order to look more realistic and to follow t-shirt crumples etc. ...

• affinity t-shirt mockups