I'm struggling with my terms of use right now. Like, at this point I almost don't care what people do with my clipart! (Joking! :D) Making the clipart is the fun part, dealing with all of the other tedious, but necessary, stuff is what makes it difficult. But I appreciate that you laid it all out for us, otherwise I'm sure there are things I would forget about and regret later. Thanks for another informative video!
Hello Lani! Thanks for taking the time to comment on my videos I'm so glad you have been watching :) Creating your TOU will be VERY personal and totally up to you! I am very lenient with my TOU but I don't recommend that for everyone. You have to really think about what is going to sit right with you for the way you want others to use it. But I totally understand how it can be a little difficult to piece together! You will get there. Take the time to write out what you are okay with... I know it's not the most fun but It's certainly important so that people buying your clipart know :D Thanks again for taking the time to watch I am grateful you spent the time watching my videos :) Good luck!
Thanks for your detailed tutorial ... one thing I notice with every clipart shop in TPT ... they don't mention the clipart size, only 300DPI why is that? the pixel size is important too. Is there a known default size in TPT?
Hello Ayona, sorry it’s taken me so long to get back to you! That’s a good question! With the listings and canvas size on procreate I create my images in a 3000 x 3000 Pixel canvas. I know others do the same but it is really up to the clipartist and depends on the program they are using. That’s what I think is probably standard but again it varies from clipartist to clipartist. 300DPI is the minimum quality for printing so that is why it is emphasised…and for what teachers are using it for that is more important to ensure the clipart is able to be printed without loosing quality. I don’t think TPT has a designated size list for Clipart images…. at least I’ve never seen it. There are Facebook groups however you could also ask this question in that might give you a clearer answer but that’s just from my experience :) thanks for the question!
Good evening, thanks for your videos, I have a question, I am creative in drawing, on paper, how can I convert my hand drawn paper drawings into clipart drawings on the computer and sell them on tpt
I'm struggling with my terms of use right now. Like, at this point I almost don't care what people do with my clipart! (Joking! :D) Making the clipart is the fun part, dealing with all of the other tedious, but necessary, stuff is what makes it difficult. But I appreciate that you laid it all out for us, otherwise I'm sure there are things I would forget about and regret later. Thanks for another informative video!
Hello Lani! Thanks for taking the time to comment on my videos I'm so glad you have been watching :) Creating your TOU will be VERY personal and totally up to you! I am very lenient with my TOU but I don't recommend that for everyone. You have to really think about what is going to sit right with you for the way you want others to use it. But I totally understand how it can be a little difficult to piece together! You will get there. Take the time to write out what you are okay with... I know it's not the most fun but It's certainly important so that people buying your clipart know :D Thanks again for taking the time to watch I am grateful you spent the time watching my videos :) Good luck!
Thanks for your detailed tutorial ... one thing I notice with every clipart shop in TPT ... they don't mention the clipart size, only 300DPI why is that? the pixel size is important too. Is there a known default size in TPT?
Hello Ayona, sorry it’s taken me so long to get back to you!
That’s a good question! With the listings and canvas size on procreate I create my images in a 3000 x 3000 Pixel canvas. I know others do the same but it is really up to the clipartist and depends on the program they are using. That’s what I think is probably standard but again it varies from clipartist to clipartist. 300DPI is the minimum quality for printing so that is why it is emphasised…and for what teachers are using it for that is more important to ensure the clipart is able to be printed without loosing quality. I don’t think TPT has a designated size list for Clipart images…. at least I’ve never seen it. There are Facebook groups however you could also ask this question in that might give you a clearer answer but that’s just from my experience :) thanks for the question!
Good evening, thanks for your videos, I have a question, I am creative in drawing, on paper, how can I convert my hand drawn paper drawings into clipart drawings on the computer and sell them on tpt