Ready Comics is a quality printing company that specializes in your nerdy interest. We help artists find the right product for them and to make sure they have all the tools they will need to succeed. See some of our one of a kind products that can take your art to the next level. We offer on demand printing, con deliveries, and crowdfunded project fulfillment from places like Patreon, Indiegogo, and Kickstarter.
If you need something printed and/or shipped, we will get it done. We are a Diamond Comics approved Printer! We believe in contributing and investing in our community. That's why every step in our process is done in the United States by people who care about you and your artwork. Proudly made in America and distributed across the world for all to enjoy.
If you need something printed and/or shipped, we will get it done. We are a Diamond Comics approved Printer! We believe in contributing and investing in our community. That's why every step in our process is done in the United States by people who care about you and your artwork. Proudly made in America and distributed across the world for all to enjoy.
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DPI (Dots Per Inch) or as some might call PPI (Points Per Inch) refers to the number of pixels within an inch. Think of this as the density of an object. The higher the DPI, the more pixels there are in every inch of the object and the higher resolution/quality the image will be.
When exporting your artwork from a design tool like photoshop or InDesign, make sure the image dimensions is close to the final print dimensions and that you submit JPG files that are 300 DPI.What happens when the image is not 300 DPI? The number of pixels within a given inch stretch apart and the result is a lower resolution image.
When exporting your artwork from a design tool like photoshop or InDesign, make sure the image dimensions is close to the final print dimensions and that you submit JPG files that are 300 DPI.What happens when the image is not 300 DPI? The number of pixels within a given inch stretch apart and the result is a lower resolution image.
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