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t0nyst4rkssn4p · 17 days

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late night idea sketchin

Peter Parker being Tony Starks comfort

#fanart #tony stark #iron man #marvel #sketch #hyperfixation #digital art #help im obsessed #procreate #peter parker #iron dad #irondad and spiderson #spiderman

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t0nyst4rkssn4p · 4 months

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DILF DILF DILF DILF DILF

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t0nyst4rkssn4p · 4 months

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🇺🇸Oh Captain, my Captain 🇺🇸

Been Months since i last painted with Markers

#steve rogers #captain america #traditional art #markers

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t0nyst4rkssn4p · 4 months

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first Painting in 2024.

Gonna continue 2024 like i did 2023. Drawing this dilf over and over and over

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t0nyst4rkssn4p · 5 months

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Merry Christmas yall🎄🌲🥃

#fanart #tony stark #iron man #marvel #sketch #hyperfixation #digital art #help im obsessed #procreate #christmas #comics #sad boy

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t0nyst4rkssn4p · 5 months

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Painting practice after a almost weeks of non productivity

of course its Tony. ITS ALWAYS TONY

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t0nyst4rkssn4p · 5 months

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My ass is corny for them

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t0nyst4rkssn4p · 6 months

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Jarvis Memorial

#fanart #tony stark #iron man #marvel #sketch #hyperfixation #digital art #help im obsessed #procreate #edwin jarvis #Jarvis #age of ultron

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t0nyst4rkssn4p · 6 months

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high school stony bc that’s my favorite if not second fav trope no seriously like i’m desperate for them if anyone has any recs

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t0nyst4rkssn4p · 6 months

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when the character that is full of rage and grief is also full of kindness

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t0nyst4rkssn4p · 7 months

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— you were, my dear, is the saddest sentence left to say | p.d

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t0nyst4rkssn4p · 7 months

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t0nyst4rkssn4p · 7 months

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It's missing 2008 Tony Stark hours

I hope we all agree that Tony's colours ain't red and gold. It's turquoise. TURQUOISE!

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t0nyst4rkssn4p · 7 months

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Me an ongoing Designer in Graphic and Printworker can only verify this

The DPI Issue

Okay, I keep seeing and hearing folks talk about DPI and how important it is to set your digital canvas to 300 DPI without actually giving the full information.

Why am I qualified to talk about this?

I am a trained, certified photographer who trained with a school that specialises in printing and have been working in the field for 16 years. I am the designated digital file wrangler and printer at the studio I work for.

This is my job.

And I can tell you with pretty decent authority that most of the advice about the 300 DPI thing you have heard is barely half of what you need to know to use your DPI settings effectively.

I'm not blaming anyone giving the incomplete info because they probably don't know either, but LET'S DO THIS.

Let's start with clarifying what DPI is.

DPI stands for Dots Per Inch. That refers to the dots the printer makes per inch of paper. So 300 DPI makes 300 tiny lil ink dots per inch printed. So in a square inch we have 90.000 dots of ink. Thats a lot and definitely more than 5.184 you get at a print resolution of 72, right? Makes sense why the 300 would look better? I thought so.

Now, most printers will print at 300 DPI (a lot of higher quality professional printers even print at 360 DPI) regardless, but the software will try to upscale the image to 300 DPI (or 360 DPI, but upscaling from 300 to 360 isn't as big of a deal as from 72 to 300) and upscaling is always a bit of guesstimation and will most likely result in blurry or pixelated images.

Which is WHY everyone tells you to set your DPI to 300.

What they very often don't add is that THAT ONLY MATTERS IF YOU ALSO SET A PHYSICAL DIMENSION.

For example: 8 by 12 inches at 300 DPI.

That results in a canvas that is 2400 by 3600 pixels.

Because DPI is not actually a setting, per se. It is a conversion rate.

It is a number that tells you how to translate your pixels (dots) to physical dimensions (inches).

Changing the DPI to a higher number when you set a canvas size in pixels WILL NOT RESULT IN BETTER PRINT QUALITY.

If you set your canvas to 600 by 900 pixels no amount of setting your DPI to 300 will make this print at a higher quality. You can SET your DPI to 300, but if we were to print this canvas at 8 by 12 inches, you'd still only have a print resolution of about 75 DPI.

At 300 DPI that canvas only prints at 2 by 3 inches.

I will repeat again: DPI IS A CONVERSION RATE NOT A QUALITY SETTING!

If you always set your canvas size in pixels you can use the DPI as a way to calculate how big you can print your pieces without sacrificing quality, but setting a higher DPI won't increase print quality.

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t0nyst4rkssn4p · 7 months

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Exactly!