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aurumalligator · 6 months
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Slap this on every beginner art class
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*In general- Some specific software may have reasons to use specific DPI in a pixel canvas, such as text clarity or brush size. But if you know that, you know this. Some tutorials I've been seeing and TikToks popped up on my feed have been confusing for people setting up their DPI settings and canvas settings and I was asked about this. When you set up a canvas and print something the dots per inch (the DPI!) will determine the amount of pixels your canvas has and the clarity your print has. Each printer has a max, inkjet printers may range from (what your software will call) 300 to 720 DPI. Setting your canvas to 600DPI if your printer is 300 max will not better your print. ((for the purpose of simple settings- Getting into line tones and half tones and how printers have like 9kDPI and can have different DPI in the print head axis direction is unimportant to the beginner artist-printer)) An 8.5x11 inch canvas with 600DPI is 5100x6600 pixels This will look good printed on 8.5x11 paper, perhaps even upscaled at small poster size if its very successful! A canvas set to 612x792 pixels at 72DPI is also an 8.5x11 size paper, but it will end up pixelated. If you bump the DPI to 300 but leave the canvas at 612x792 pixels, It will still be unclear. Its only clear at 2x2.5 inches when printed! (Also note that your monitor has its own PPI (pixels per inch!) and if its low, when you zoom out on any screen your art may look pixelated.) So what's the solution? That depends on what you're doing with your art! If you're printing, learn your frame sizes, paper sizes and conversions. Maybe you're only planning for a mini-print, but what if its really good? Will you want to be able to print it as a poster later? 300 DPI at the end product size may not be enough to print it bigger later. I would recommend setting up your canvases in the measurement unit of your paper at 300/600/1200 DPI as your machine is capable of. If your doing digital and have no intentions of printing it depends- If you are having trouble with not reaching the clarity you want and still want to use pixel canvases, you can use a ratio calculator to figure out how much to increase your pixel canvas if you want to keep your canvas height to width aspect ratio. And of course! You don't have to listen yo me at all if your don't want to, If you're satisfied- its not a problem.
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drawbabybirddraw · 5 months
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Twitter user @ mielzy_png provided tweet replies with text versions of the above, as well, as given below:
"Text versions: Canvas size needed to print at 300dpi: 16.5in x 300dpi = 4950 px/in^2 23.4in x 300dpi = 7020 px/in^2 To print an A2 size image at 300dpi ⇒ your canvas size needs to be 4950 x 7020 px Bleed borders: ~20mm = 0.78 ≈ 0.8in 0.8 x 300 = 240 px
Dimensions of A-series paper sizes A1 ⇢ 594 x 841mm ⇢ 23.4 x 33.1in A2 ⇢ 420 x 594mm ⇢ 16.5 x 23.4in A3 ⇢ 297 x 430mm ⇢ 11.7 x 16.5in ⇢3510 x 4950px A4 ⇢ 210 x 497mm ⇢ 8.3 x 11.7in
Generally you want at least 300dpi for printing, I personally like to go higher just in case I want to print larger than anticipated!"
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brightgreendandelions · 3 months
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i just accidentally set my dpi to 10000 and now can't close i3 or open a terminal. well i can still use a different tty :)
(setting my dpi to the proper value of 144 still makes everything way too small)
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losprimeros · 6 months
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scan by me
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soulmusicsongs · 1 year
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Mr. Jonathan - Gerald Lee (Black Shampoo (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack), 1976, 2007)
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rawtings · 2 years
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“rip andre aka dj zona
rip dj screw
free vybz kartel
free shawn storm
justice for all ghetto youths”
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justpickupthatpen · 1 year
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wausaupilot · 1 day
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Seclusion and restraint incidents down slightly in Wisconsin schools during 2022-23
Students with disabilities make up 14% of the statewide student population. About 80% of seclusion incidents involved students with disabilities, while 78% of restraint incidents involved students with disabilities.
by Baylor Spears, Wisconsin Examiner April 24, 2024 Wisconsin schools reported more than 5,000 seclusion incidents and more than 6,000 physical restraint incidents during the 2022-23 school year, according to a report published Tuesday by the state’s Department of Public Instruction (DPI). There were in total 1,868 students involved in 5,396 seclusion incidents, and 2,763 students involved in…
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ennovance · 1 month
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The private-equity industry has a cash problem
“Little wonder its investors are protesting. The result is that firms are sitting on a record $2.6trn-worth of “dry powder”—capital committed by investors, but not yet invested.
Over the past quarter of a century, private-equity firms have churned out distributions worth around 25% of fund values each year. But according to Raymond James, an investment bank, distributions in 2022 plunged to just 14.6%. They fell even further in 2023 to just 11.2%, their lowest since 2009. Investors are growing impatient. It is now possible to buy jumpers and t-shirts emblazoned with the slogan “dpi is the new irr” on Amazon, an online retailer.”
https://www.economist.com/finance-and-economics/2024/03/14/the-private-equity-industry-has-a-cash-problem#
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astaco · 1 month
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Robert Moses Looking Towards Fire Island Lighthouse
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Robert Moses Looking Towards Fire Island Lighthouse by Paul Saladino Via Flickr: Fire Island Lighthouse was an important landmark for transatlantic ships coming into New York Harbor at the turn of the last century. For many European immigrants, the Fire Island Light was their first sight of land upon arrival in America. The first lighthouse built on Fire Island was completed in 1826. It was a 74-foot high, cream-colored, octagonal pyramid made of Connecticut River blue split stone. The tower was built at the end of the island, adjacent to the inlet. This tower was not effective due to its lack of height. It was almost entirely removed and the stone reused to build the terrace for the present lighthouse. Today a circular ring of bricks and stone are all that remain of the original lighthouse. Due to the westward migration of sand along the beach, known as littoral drift, the inlet is now approximately six miles westward of this site. In 1857 Congress appropriated $40,000 for the construction of a new tower, 168 feet tall. It was lit for the first time on November 1, 1858. This tower was made of red brick, painted a creamy yellow color. The tower was changed to the present day-mark of alternating black and white bands in August 1891.
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axel-b-c-krauss · 4 months
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designmiss · 5 months
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Evitare i rischi durante il lavoro: DPI e non solo https://www.design-miss.com/evitare-i-rischi-durante-il-lavoro-dpi-e-non-solo/ Evitare i rischi durante il #lavoro: addestrare i propri dipendenti a un uso corretto degli strumenti e fornire loro appositi #DPI
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atmosphericanimation · 8 months
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Where is The Water - NYU Tisch Students Final 3D Moving Image Screening of Fluid Environments Class FA 22 - Prof. Snow Yunxue Fu
Final Screening Title: Where is the Water, Where The Water Is
Location: NYU Tisch School of the Arts, Room 804, 721 Broadway, New York, NY 10003
Screening Time: Saturday, 12/10/2022 at 2 pm EST
Where is the Water features works from students in Professor Snow Yunxue Fu’s Emerging Media Studio - Fluid Environments (Fall 2022) Class—an NYU studio class focused on self-directed projects using dynamic fluid simulation for 3D scenes within post-photographic environments. This exhibition is the culmination of these artists’ efforts to visualize the connections between water, life, and the journey in between. Historically, civilizations established their cities and towns near bodies of water as they represented a bountiful future. As the world progressed, however, humanity wrested its destiny from nature’s grasp through the development of technology, thus creating an added metaphorical responsibility to continue to find or even create water: a calling to find one’s place or create it. Each student’s project encompasses physical and mental journeys, ongoing and on the horizon, ranging from metaphysical questions about humanity’s coexistence with technologically in our new liminal reality to those about one’s existence and purpose. However, despite differences in aesthetics and explorations, all projects lead back to one place: Where the Water Is.
Exhibiting Artists: June Bee & Yuanqing Xie, Jessica Dai, Ava Emmons, Amy Gao, Jesus Ulloa, Felix Kiene-Gualtieri & Lola Krueger, Lamer Mufti, Cora Rafe, Jerry Zhao, and Olivia De Chiara
All aspects of the final screening are organized by the class, thanks especially to Jerry Zhao and Amy Gao for putting together the screening curation texts
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maksymfariga · 9 months
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А px, то не настоящий! PPI и DPI, DPPX и DPCM.
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Записал видео https://youtu.be/ZTC9ELoE6uA о том: что такое пиксель (px), зачем нужны PPI и DPI и какая между ними разница. Что такое DPPX и DPCM и когда их использовать. И какое всё это имеет отношение к CSS.
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dvktheartist · 9 months
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'When you see art between the lines'
Zoom on the next four images to see the details in there.
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