Here is an A4 (LETTER SIZE 8.5 ins x 11 ins ) download for you to use in your personal mixed media projets
Download the file to your device, save it, and print as many copies as you like.
You can print on any type of paper, including regular printer paper, thicker 200gsm paper, vellum, tissue, or even rice paper. Perfect for all of your personal mixed media projects including collages, art journaling, cardmaking, and anything else you can think of !!!
This is a digital product, so no physical items will be posted/shipped to you. Your files will be available to you as a download as soon as your payment is confirmed.
THIS IS A FREEBIE DOWNLOAD AND IF YOU TAKE UP THIS OPPORTUNITY YOU MUST AGREE TO THE FOLLOWING TERMS OF USE:.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
There is no commercial license available.
This digital paper is for personal use only.
You are not allowed to edit, sell, or share it with third parties or pass it off as your own work.
You can print as many copies as you want but it MUST BE for your own personal projects.
Please note that colours may vary depending on your monitor and printer settings.
PLEASE READ CAREFULLY BEFORE DOWNLOADING.
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION:
This digital product comes as a high-resolution Adobe RGB (1998) 300 DPI file.
The size is approx 8.25” x 11.7” (21.6 cm x 27.9cm APPROX. A4/LETTER SIZE)
PRINT DISCLAIMER:
Due to differences in monitors, printers and papers, colours may vary slightly and appear different once printed. I recommend good quality achival photographic paper - for example I used Permajet Oyster 271 gms but other similar dital papers are also available.
THE DOWNLOAD:
Usually the file will be delivered via email within minutes
BEFORE DOWNLOADING THIS FILE YOU MUST AGREE TO THE FOLLOWING TERMS OF USE:.
The digital file or resulting print MUST NOT to be resold or shared in any format You MUST NOT pass off the digital file or resulting print as your own work
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