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If anyone is A)Willing and B) Able, I’d love to have high resolution scans of your COA sketches. 😀 They can be emailed to me at linseydsw(at)yahoo.com
If you don’t mind my curious mind, what do you want them for? If you don’t want to say, that’s fine, I understand.
just the section with the sketch. I’ll offer a $1 or $2 for anyone’s trouble if they can help. I collect Melody’s prints, and would just like some more of her artwork for my walls. No intention of selling them or anything like that.
Here’s the medicine hat young unicorn. Somewhere I *might* have a version of him where I edited out the date and logo line.
WolfenMachine wrote:just the section with the sketch. I’ll offer a $1 or $2 for anyone’s trouble if they can help. I collect Melody’s prints, and would just like some more of her artwork for my walls. No intention of selling them or anything like that.
If you are gonna print them for your walls, you should probably ask first. Not that anyone realistically will ‘go after’ you unless you start selling them or distributing them, but it’s far more polite (and legal) to ask first. 🙂
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I wanted to say that I don’t think that anyone here would ever do something like this to cause any harm! I just wanted to mention, as an artist myself, that it’s really polite to ask first. 😀Volunteer mod- I'm here to help! Email me for the best response: nambroth at gmail.com
My art: featherdust.comScanners scan images at certain dpi (dots per image) settings. The lower the dpi, the faster an image scans, but the poorer the image quality. Anything scanned above 200 dpi is considered high resolution, from what I’ve learned. It takes longer to scan things that way, but the image quality is vastly improved. Most home scanners have a max of 600 dpi, so to get a higher resolution, change your dpi settings when you go to scan a picture.
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