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I personally never had a written agreement but if it makes you feel more comfortable, you could always put one together. The only agreement we had was: if a work sells, replace it with a new one so there’s not blank wall space, and to take down all art once the time limit was up. As for listing prices, I do. I had the artwork title, price and details for each work posted clearly. I also included a QR code that said “scan to purchase” which once scanned would generate an email to me directly. This method worked great for me and I’d recommend it to anyone!

@GinnyStLawrence Great info. Thank you!

Thanks for watching, Chuck!

Thanks for adding this, Joey!

Hey thanks so much! Great question! The answer is much simpler than that! I use Final Cut Pro on my iPad & the live writing feature within the app. It’s an overlay that allows you to utilize the Apple Pencil. You draw over the video and can speed up, slow down, and go as crazy as you’d like with your on screen handwriting or doodles. I believe this feature is only on the iPad version of Final Cut, though that needs fact checking. Final Cut just updated this feature to allow for more pen and brush options which is AWESOME! Let me know if you’d like to see a video on this process. Ps you absolutely could use fresco to achieve this, though it’s a bit more cumbersome than the live drawing feature within Final Cut on the iPad for me personally. Procreate dreams would be a more seamless workflow (import video into dreams and write on top of video) that would most closely mimic the Final Cut on iPad live writing feature you see here. With that being said, there’s so many ways to execute this, just a matter of which aligns best with your workflow. Hope this helps! ❤️

@@GinnyStLawrence Excellent! I would love to see a video on this process. I'll try Final Cut on the iPad. Sounds wonderful. I was previously a FC user, then went to Premiere. Now I'm thinking of returning to FC. One other question. Different process. In Fresco, how can you change the color portion of a graphic (such as a logo) if that graphic was not line created in Fresco but instead imported as a JPG or PNG? In your Fresco for Beginners, you show how to trace over an imported image when you make it more transparent, which in turn makes it a line drawing created in the app. Is that the only workaround for any imported image? Thank you in advance.

The beauty is you often don’t have to recreate a digital work to resize it. You can simple just change the canvas size with a few mouse clicks and the artwork along with it. The art size or resolution only matters if you’re printing, if not, who cares! I’m going to leave with you a great da Vinci quote, “art is never finished, only abandoned.” ❤️ thanks for watching and keep making art!

@@GinnyStLawrence thanks for the reply. was not expecting that. also i like your glasses count and other bits of humor throughout your video. If i am interested in printing though, do you have any suggestions on where to start for some self-publishing resources like zines?

Thank you so much! More fresco content coming your way soon, stay tuned!

Thanks for the love

I believe it’s one of apples best products! I hope you enjoy it as much as I do. I agree, a lot of the things complained about amongst the tech review space I simply don’t notice for my use case. Congrats on the mini!! 🤘🏼

Thank you so much for stopping by and leaving such a kind comment, that means a lot to me ❤️

Holy smokes what a scary experience that must have been for you. I’m happy to hear you’re healing from this and I admire your positive outlook during such a dark time. It’s never too late to become who you want to be, or do what you want to do. Thanks for watching and commenting and I wish you all the success now and into the new year! 🙏

Glad it was helpful!

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It's a bit of a paradox, isn't it? 😉 I posted this when I had less than 300 subscribers. Thanks for watching and commenting!

Haha! That’s a good one! 😂

Happy to help!

This is the orange Apple Smart Folio case. It’s awesome!! I believe I’ve linked it in the description, but if not, it’s available on Amazon or Apple’s website!

I’m not positive about this. If it’s set, possibly but proceed with caution!

Thanks for sharing!

I know! It’s hard to resist, right? Plus the support of the new Apple Pencil pro in the mini 7.. whew! 😅 I’m always looking at ways to reduce my daily tech and tools and my god this new mini is SO tempting!

Thanks so much!! ❤️ How I lasso fill in fresco is I use the lasso tool to make my selection, then I select the paint bucket and fill my lasso selection with my color of choice. See if that will work for your use case and workflow!

You're welcome! ☺️

As long as they are set yes it should be fine!

Aw thank you so much! 😊 I'm happy to hear you're enjoying Fresco! It’s an awesome program that has so much to offer!!

Seriously considering a no talking, just color mixing playlist. The options are endless and I find it so soothing! ❤️

You’re welcome, Peggy! Thanks for watching!

I mostly use fresco and procreate for all things digital art

You are so welcome 🙏

I think you missed my point entirely. If 5 mins a day is “hustle” then idk what to tell you. You’re entitled to your opinion thanks for sharing and thanks for watching. ❤️ 🙏

I currently use the 256GB iPad Mini 6 and the 512GB iPad Pro M2. If I were to upgrade, I’d go for the 1TB iPad Pro with the nano-texture glass and a 512GB iPad Mini 7, along with the Apple Pencil Pro. While 1TB would be overkill for the M4 Pro, I’d choose it solely for the amazing nano-texture display…it’s FANTASTIC for drawing! As for the Mini, 256GB was the largest option at the time, but if I were buying today, I’d opt for 512GB. It’s probably more storage than necessary, but I prefer having extra space on the device rather than paying monthly for iCloud. For just $200 more, the 512GB version of the Mini 7 feels like a no brainer, but you can’t go wrong with ANY mini!

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Happy to help! You can change PPI by creating a new canvas > then click “print size” and adjusting to your needs. Fresco uses PPI and PPCM. You can change the PPI of a current canvas/ current art work in fresco by clicking the gear icon in the top right. Next to the canvas size (ex: 2000x2000 px) click “change” > then click “print size” and adjust from there. To export a PSD file in fresco, in the top right corner between the person with a + and the gear icon you’ll see a box with an upwards pointed arrow. Click that > then click “publish & export” then click “export as” and select the PSD format from the drop down menu. Hope this answers your questions!

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Welcome to the real world, bozo

You’re so welcome 🙏

So glad to hear it was the right decision for you! You can’t beat the size and function of the mini! Thank you for following back up ❤️

It was 7.3” x4.8”. Here is the link to the one I used amzn.to/4flhbpH

Yes! Great question. I have an old blog post I wrote about this. Hopefully you find it helpful: www.ginnystlawrenceart.com/blogs/art-tips-creative-business-advice/how-to-price-your-art-the-ultimate-guide-free-resources?_pos=1&_sid=824c2a925&_ss=r If not, shoot me an email! Happy to help!

Glad it helped! 😊

I think you will love the device for your needs! Perfect size for school

Anytime. Good luck, I’m sure you’ll do great!

Thanks for sharing your experience - it's great to hear that you had success selling work in a restaurant, another fantastic option. Thank you!

Thank you Sophia, I’m glad you found it helpful!

You're welcome 😊

You are so welcome 🙏 thanks for watching!

The largest canvas size supported for the 6th generation iPad mini is 8192 x 8192 pixels (8k by 8k or 27.307 x 27.307 inches). In procreate, at 300dpi, that allows for 4 layers. Adobe fresco maxes out at the same 8192 x 8192 pixel size, but they allow for unlimited layers. So it won’t quite support A1, but very close! Hope this helps

@@GinnyStLawrence thank you very much. This helps so much 😻

Yes, Farmer’s Markets are another great spot. Thank you for mentioning this! 😊

Could be. I posted this video when I had 150 followers on YT and my IG was barely started yet I still sold 5 figures of my art at that time with no to very little social media following. The irony is that this particular video “blew up” as well as my followers here on YT. None of which have contributed to the success or sales of my work the way in which the methods I discussed here did for me personally. Hope this perspective helps provide context. Thanks for watching 🙏

Only one way to find out! 👀

You are so welcome, glad it was helpful!

It’s easy to get caught up in that whirlwind of creating for sales or other people. I find I always make my best work when I create the things I want to see out in the world that feel most like “me”. And ironically, those tend to resonate most with the public. Cheers and thanks for watching ❤️