Scripture Art and Various Creative Conceptions Born of Love
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I designed this 2 Thessalonians 2 panel over yesterday to this morning
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Thank you, Bob I used some of the new hydrangea elements I searched out the other day, after receiving the beautiful purple card with hydrangeas from my NA home group on Thursday for my nine years' clean time milestone celebration Here is the card they gave me
And these are the flowers my church family sent me, which was so very sweet and thoughtful of them.
I used some of the new hydrangea elements I searched out the other day, after receiving the beautiful purple card with hydrangeas from my NA home group on Thursday for my nine years' clean time milestone celebration Here is the card they gave me
And these are the flowers my church family sent me, which was so very sweet and thoughtful of them.
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I designed this 1 Thessalonians 5:16-18 panel between December 3-9
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Thank you, Von, and you are welcome My original is sized to be able to print high quality as a 4' x 6" print, though I have to size them down quite a bit in order to post on the boards here. Still, if you wanted to copy it from the thread, you are welcome to do so, even if to just have a copy on your computer if you wish Monitors display at a much lower pixels per inch ratio than is required for prints, by more than three times. Monitor = 72-96 ppi; print = 250-300 ppi
My original is sized to be able to print high quality as a 4' x 6" print, though I have to size them down quite a bit in order to post on the boards here. Still, if you wanted to copy it from the thread, you are welcome to do so, even if to just have a copy on your computer if you wish Monitors display at a much lower pixels per inch ratio than is required for prints, by more than three times. Monitor = 72-96 ppi; print = 250-300 ppi -
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Thank you, Von, and you are welcome My original is sized to be able to print high quality as a 4' x 6" print, though I have to size them down quite a bit in order to post on the boards here. Still, if you wanted to copy it from the thread, you are welcome to do so, even if to just have a copy on your computer if you wish Monitors display at a much lower pixels per inch ratio than is required for prints, by more than three times. Monitor = 72-96 ppi; print = 250-300 ppi
My original is sized to be able to print high quality as a 4' x 6" print, though I have to size them down quite a bit in order to post on the boards here. Still, if you wanted to copy it from the thread, you are welcome to do so, even if to just have a copy on your computer if you wish Monitors display at a much lower pixels per inch ratio than is required for prints, by more than three times. Monitor = 72-96 ppi; print = 250-300 ppi
By the time I size it for the boards here, if it were to be converted to a higher pixel per inch ratio, the print size would only be good enough optimally for a 3" x 2" wallet sized print @ 250 ppi. For the boards, I size to 715 x 477 @ 72 pixels per inch, but my original is 1500 x 1000 pixels which, when converted to 250 ppi, allows for a good 4x6 print. Greater than 300 ppi for printing is useless, and 250 ppi is fine
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By the time I size it for the boards here, if it were to be converted to a higher pixel per inch ratio, the print size would only be good enough optimally for a 3" x 2" wallet sized print @ 250 ppi. For the boards, I size to 715 x 477 @ 72 pixels per inch, but my original is 1500 x 1000 pixels which, when converted to 250 ppi, allows for a good 4x6 print. Greater than 300 ppi for printing is useless, and 250 ppi is fine
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@Magenta, a couple questions. I'm still using Pixlr editor, and I keep getting a message saying that it will be incompatible with flash soon. Any idea on how soon is "soon"??
I know flash player is being phased out by the end of 2020. I wonder if that's when Pixlr will go bye-bye too. I've tried Pixlr X but it's nowhere as good as Pixlr editor..
I know flash player is being phased out by the end of 2020. I wonder if that's when Pixlr will go bye-bye too.
I've tried Pixlr X but it's nowhere as good as Pixlr editor..
@Magenta, a couple questions. I'm still using Pixlr editor, and I keep getting a message saying that it will be incompatible with flash soon. Any idea on how soon is "soon"??
I know flash player is being phased out by the end of 2020. I wonder if that's when Pixlr will go bye-bye too. I've tried Pixlr X but it's nowhere as good as Pixlr editor..
I know flash player is being phased out by the end of 2020. I wonder if that's when Pixlr will go bye-bye too.
I've tried Pixlr X but it's nowhere as good as Pixlr editor..
