When preparing art for print and for the web, there are some important differences to remember:

1. Resolution:

   • For print, you need a resolution of 300 DPI. This makes the artwork look sharp and clear.
   • For the web, 72 DPI is enough. Screens don’t need as much detail, so this works well.

2. Color Modes:

   • Print uses CMYK colors to make them look rich and deep.
   • The web uses RGB colors, which are bright and vibrant!

3. File Formats:

   • When printing, you might want to use TIFF or PDF files.
   • For web use, JPEG, PNG, or GIF are the best choices.

These small changes will help make your artwork look great, no matter where you use it!