This printable digital collage sheet is dotted with silhouettes of birds soaring in front of awesome vintage skies. The vintage sky effect adds a lot of drama; I can't wait to see these as gorgeous pendants or rings!
Click on the photos to zoom in and get a closer look!
Be sure to ask if you need this in another size/shape/color...
FAQ
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What can I use a collage sheet for?
You can print out the file I send you as many times as you want and use it for:
decoupage • cards • jewelry • art cards (aceo) • altered art • stickers • charms • artist trading cards • journals • compact mirrors • keychains • paperweights • tags • magnets • and anything else you dream up!
Can I sell the items I make using your collage sheets?
Yes! These collage sheets were created for you to use in any way your creative heart can dream up! I retain copyright to them, but with your purchase you have permission to use them to create your own works of art or crafts for personal use or to sell. You just can't sell or redistribute the collage sheets themselves. If you'd like more detailed information, see the Terms of Use on my policy page: http://www.etsy.com/shop/massiveartattack/policy
How many times can I print this collage sheet?
As many times as you'd like! (See last question if you plan to use them on something that will be in mass production.)
What size are your collage sheets?
Unless otherwise specified, they are 8.5 x 11 inches for easy printing.
What will you send me?
I will email you a high quality, high resolution digital file (JPG) of the collage sheet. Let me know if you'd prefer a PDF or other file type.
When will it arrive?
Within 24 hours of your order (usually much sooner).
Will your watermark (the logo across the images) be on the collage sheet you email to me?
No, absolutely not!
What if I need the collage sheet or the artwork in another size?
Be sure to ask if you need this in another size, shape or color! Custom orders are welcome, just convo me to let me know what you'd like to see.
Are your images legal to use?
All images have been thoroughly researched (or created by me), and are perfectly legal for use in your projects, whether they are personal or commercial.
What if I want to use the collage sheet on something that will be in mass production?
In this case please convo me with details first to get permission in writing.
PRINTING TIPS
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Quantity
Print the collage sheets as many times as you'd like as long as they're for your own use. Please let your friends buy their own, though! If you plan to use them for something that will be in mass production, please convo me to get permission in writing first. See the Terms of Use on my Policy page for more detailed usage info: http://www.etsy.com/shop/massiveartattack/policy
Color
Be aware that colors may appear differently on your monitor than they do on your printer. There are probably settings within your software and also on your printer that allow you to achieve the best results for your setup. Because there are so many different printers and so much different software out there it's impossible to give a universal solution, but if you experiment a bit I'm sure you'll find a suitable result.
Paper
Slightly thick paper in white is generally the best option for most uses of the collage sheet, but people often use different weights and colors of paper including vellum, textured papers, or transparencies. You will probably want to experiment and see what you like best for your particular use. Different options here can certainly set the mood for your project.
Size
The sizes on my collage sheets are exact and have been test printed, but your software may be "helping" you print them at the wrong size. Often there is a setting in the print dialog that makes things "fit to page" or "size to fit." Make sure you don't have these options selected. This will most certainly alter the image size if you do. Also, be sure it's set to print at 100%, no less and no more.
Quality
The files I send are high resolution, high quality JPG's. They are 300 dpi, which means they are the optimum size and setup for printing. To make sure you're getting the best result from your particular equipment, make sure the best printing quality is selected in your print dialog box. This will vary from program to program, but you should have some options such as Normal or Fine under your Print Settings. Go for Fine or whatever your best option is.
