We have gotten a ton of packing done the last few days which is nice but that means our house is an absolute wreck so I didn't bother to do any fun Fourth of July styling for these photos. I just quickly took a few pictures so that we could get them listed in the shop. I started working on a God Bless America chalkboard too, but haven't finished it and am not sure I will. At the rate I'm going that may have to wait until next summer...
We have this chalkboard print available in the 8 by 10 size shown above, and the 11 by 14 size shown below:
And then we have the 24 by 36 download available as well:
Also I thought I would share with you an e-mail I got from one of our readers named Rachel. She told me she had used a photo of Lillie as inspiration for a painting she did and attached a photo of it. When I opened the attachment I saw this beautiful painting of one of my favorite photos (you can see the photo here). Isn't she talented?
That painting is beautiful!
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I love that photo as well... how nice to see a painting of it. Good luck with the packing... always a bittersweet process, but sounds like you are moving on to a fun project!
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ReplyDeleteThat's a gorgeous painting, I love the photo of it too. How lovely of Rachel to send it to you! Hope the packing is going well!...xv
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If you purchase the download, can you print it smaller then 24 x 36?
ReplyDeleteOur downloadable chalkboard art is sized to print at 24x36. As far as resizing goes, you technically can resize PDF's with any basic photo or file editor without pixelizing the lines, but you will need some knowledge of how to use the program. Also keep in mind that the dimensions are 24x36 (2:3), so you will want to keep the width and height ratio the same if you make the file smaller or larger. Changing the length and width ratio of any image will distort the image (for example, changing it to 18x24 would make the ratio become 3:4). However, if you keep the ratio the same, such as 8x12 or 48x72, the file should still print correctly (although you will not be able to do an engineering print at these sizes so our instructions will not apply).
DeleteFor the best quality we would recommend printing them at a local print shop like a Staples at their designed size. You can read more details on how to do this here in this post: http://dearlillieblog.blogspot.com/2013/02/how-to-download-print-and-frame.html
-Jason
The painting is gorgeous! Love the photo too!!
ReplyDeleteJennifer, I'm off to buy your chalboard print! LOVE it for July 4th! The painting of Lillie is gorgeous... just like her!
ReplyDeleteLove this idea, simple and elegant!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely painting! Thinking of you as you wrap up your packing.
ReplyDeleteOh my I love that new chalkboard print!...off to order one...and the painting is just magnificent...
ReplyDeleteThat picture is amazing! Her talent and your daughter as well.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, Everything. Your Chalkboard art. The painting of Lillie. {sigh}...You are so very talented!!!
ReplyDeleteWonderful print for a 4th of July gathering! And such a lovely painting. :-)
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