“DPI” stands for “dots per inch” – think of it as the resolution of your print. Aim for 300 DPI for the crispest, clearest visuals. Most artists will have set this up for you.
All LeCateau art is sent to you in pixel-perfect 300 DPI files.
No, you don’t need a printer at home that’s the size of a couch.
Different artworks shine on different papers.
Ever printed a photo and wondered why the colors looked off? To avoid such mishaps, professional print shops often calibrate their monitors and printers to ensure the colors you see match what gets printed.
The size of your print can influence the overall vibe. Artists often suggest ideal print sizes, but you can also adjust based on your space.
If unsure, ask the print shop for a small test run, just to ensure everything looks great. This way, you can tweak anything if needed before the final print.
Consider framing your print or even just mounting it. And if you’re thinking of placing it in a sunny spot, maybe get it UV protected.
Bringing a digital art piece to life isn’t as daunting as it might seem at first glance. Just a few key considerations and you’ll have a tangible, enviable piece of art ready to adorn your favorite wall. And remember, every time you look at it, you’re supporting the world of digital artists, making it doubly special. 🌟
Happy printing and even happier art gazing!