 :::PILOT PROJECT::: |
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:::Using
a template with your design:::
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Image
Source for Owl goddess Click on Image for more Info |
Kalighat image source for Kali Click on Image for more Info |
To add your design to a template:
Click on an image for a template of the right size
Click on an image for a template of the right size
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Archetype/goddess |
Heroine |
Women's work |
If you put your scanned image into the same file you should be able to see it in a layer behind the template.
Image
Resolution
Images made can be scanned or photographed with a digital camera for further work in a CAD package. Usually 150dpi (dots per square inch) will give you a good colour copy at normal print size - anything larger takes up a lot of memory. Images for the Web or e-mail are even smaller at 72 dpi and usually saved as a gif or jpg format..
So when you are working on your image on screen keep a copy at 150 resolution tiff for yourself and make a second one smaller - 72dpi jpg/gif in order to send to the workshop. Dimensions of the files sent to workshop should be the same AA the downloaded template gif files.
Images made can be scanned or photographed with a digital camera for further work in a CAD package. Usually 150dpi (dots per square inch) will give you a good colour copy at normal print size - anything larger takes up a lot of memory. Images for the Web or e-mail are even smaller at 72 dpi and usually saved as a gif or jpg format..
So when you are working on your image on screen keep a copy at 150 resolution tiff for yourself and make a second one smaller - 72dpi jpg/gif in order to send to the workshop. Dimensions of the files sent to workshop should be the same AA the downloaded template gif files.
This means your image will print
onto a A4 sheet at 72dpi and it will measure approx.:
Goddess - 8cm x 12cm or width 230 x 340 pixels
Heroine - width - 18.5cm x 18.5cm or width 530 x 530 pixels
Women's work - 22.8 x 18.3cm width 645 x 520
Goddess - 8cm x 12cm or width 230 x 340 pixels
Heroine - width - 18.5cm x 18.5cm or width 530 x 530 pixels
Women's work - 22.8 x 18.3cm width 645 x 520
There is an example of stages for the use of templates in Examples
©DA Whitbread MA(RCA), School of Arts, Design, Media and Culture, University of Sunderland, UK. June 1st, 2006