Make it and export it: key art in two formats

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A designer must make a print version of a graphic for a 5 × 7 inch card at 300 ppi. Which pixel dimensions does the print version need?

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Finish a piece of key art for a practice brief, save the master file at full size, and export a print version and a web version that each have the right format and properties.

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What we are learning
One picture, two jobs
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Brief 3: Glimmerwick key art, requirements
From finished art to two exports: the Glimmerwick example
Read the brief: requirements and both specifications
Hinge: is one good export enough?
Build sprint: finish the key art
Checkpoint 1: check your art against requirements 1 to 3
We do: export the two versions
Checkpoint 2: show me your export settings
Brief 3: finish, save and export both versions

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Make it and export it: key art in two formats

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