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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.ค. 2024
- ▶︎🖼️ Welcome to the fine art print family! Fine art print connoisseur, Sandra Stab takes you through her journey of designing one from start to finish. OPEN FOR MORE DETAILS
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Hello everyone,
Welcome to another tutorial! Want to learn how to make art prints to sell through Etsy, your social media, website, or at your local craft fair?
When it comes to selling your artwork, you don’t have to part with the original. Whether you paint, draw, print, or create mixed media artwork, you can potentially make more money by turning your artwork into prints or adapting them for posters, cards, or other items. But especially if you do digital art, fine art prints are a beautiful way to bring your illustrations to life!
Fine art prints are made with high-quality archival inks on acid-free papers using a high-resolution printer. These exquisite papers have a lifespan of over a hundred years, and usually don't fade, crack or turn yellow
In this tutorial, Sandra will walk you through what you need in order to make your own prints and how to create professional-quality art prints that you can sell.
If you've followed Sandra's series, you know that Sandra is creating a full merch collection based on her illustrations. Below are all the links to all the items, if you're curious. Which we're pretty sure you are! So check them out:
🕯 Custom Candle: • Design a Logo & Candle...
🛍 Custom Tote Bag: • You Can Design a Tote ...
🎏 Custom Sticker Sheet: • Design a Sticker Sheet...
📦 Design a Pattern for Packaging • Design a Minimal Patte...
This video is part of a bigger series called Vectornator Tutorials, which is meant to help you become a better illustrator and designer. If this feels too advanced, check out our Academy video series which explains the basics of good design.
There are lots more where this came from. Make sure to subscribe to the Vectornator channel to never miss a thing. And click on a new video to keep learning.
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⚙️ Canvas Settings: A2 297 mm x 420 mm. 16-1/2 in x 11-3/4 x in
🖨️ Pinting Settings:
- 300 ppi
- 8 bits/channel
- Paper: 210g, Matte
🎨 Color codes:
- Background: E8BAB5
- Skin: FACDC8
- Hair & bathing suit: 181A32
- Body lines: CC8F8D
- Sun: FC9692
- Plants: 051089
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👩🎨 Illustration credits:
Sandra Staub
@sandra.staub
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🎵 Music:
Real People in Real Places (Reimagined) by Sun Rain
November by Sun Rain
Woods (with Light of Woods) [Sun Rain Remix] by The Field Tapes
Musicbed SyncID: MB01GDQYM4WJSMO
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Beautiful print design
Thank you, Sandra! That was helpful.
We're glad to hear! Sandra is an amazing artist 🙏💪
super helpful about the A3 size. so important and most neglect to mention this. Another thing I have wondered about is colour profile for printing. Some say RGB and some CMYK. Confusing to know which to use.
Hi! That's a great comment! Always use CMYK preview to check how your colors look in print. If you're confused about what to use, check out our quick video on this topic: th-cam.com/video/ZidTWTVj6XE/w-d-xo.html
Cheers!
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How do I print to actual scale size from Vectornator. For example a square of 80mm-w and 80mm -h on the ipad and when I print it, it comes out to 40mm x 40mm when I measure it with my ruler.
extremely helpful video 😍😍😍😍
can you please tell me what is the maximum size that we can print using Vectornator?
thank you
Will the file print out neat or blurry due to dpi?