Highlights Digital download Digital file type(s) 3 JPG Description Many magical creatures live in the Fairy Realm of Zenaria. If you would like to follow their stories please visit my Facebook page. Stories of Zenaria. Episode 48. Next morning I was in my garden picking some strawberries for breakfast when I heard a rustle behind me and saw Robert striding out of the woods towards me. Robert was a very learned rabbit and runs the local library. The library is a beautiful, brick building and, like all buildings in zenaria, is a living entity in herself. Zenarians place great value on knowledge but also enjoy stories because of how much they teach us about ourselves and the world. Many authors have described books within libraries as living things. There is a reason for this. Add a dash of magic to any book and it truly becomes alive!. Zenaria is no exception. All the books in Roberts library have their own little personalities and all of them want to be read. When Robert reads a new book he likes to visit me and tell me all about it. He has just read an entire series, written by an author from the human world, that I had recommended to him and was full of enthusiasm as he sat down on the grass to talk about it. I was glad to have somebody to share my love of this series with. I invited him in for breakfast and asked if he was coming to the party. He said he wouldn't miss it, not even for books. ❤️ My original artworks are made with love, care and passion for creating beautiful things. They are digital images that I have brought into being thorough a curious and surprisingly organic, home-made process that constantly fills me with delight and inspiration. And, just like all the other artworks I have made over the last 35 years, their creation is a colourful, crazy, deeply romantic and entwining dance between me and my medium. I hope you can feel the love contained in these pictures because this is at the heart of everything I create. These images are individually enhanced and up-scaled to achieve the best high-quality resolution. Please note, this product is a digital download of this image for you to print at the size you want. If you encounter any problems with the download process or have any questions please get in touch, I am happy to help. Sizes and aspect ratios This product includes 3 JPG files at 300 dpi in the following portrait ratios - ISO The file size will be A3 - this will easily snap down to smaller sizes as required. A3 [11.7" X 16.5"] A4 [8.3" X 11.7"] A5 [5.8" X 8.3"] and A6. 2:3 The file size will be 20” X 30” which will easily size down to 16” X 24” | 12” X 18” | 8” X 12”, and smaller. 4:5 The file size will be 24” X 30” which will easily size down to 16” X 20” | 12” X 15” | 8” X 10” and smaller. The size of the download is the the maximum size for each aspect ratio and will print accurately. If you want to print at a smaller size it will easily snap down to the size you want. Above the maximum size, there may be degradation of the print quality unless you resize with good software. If you need a different aspect ratio or size, or have any other questions please send me a message. We are happy to help. DOWNLOADING YOUR FILE Immediately after you've clicked buy, you will receive an email from Etsy with the link to your files once your payment clears. If you can't see the email, check your spam folder. Your digital files are available automatically after purchase at http://www.etsy.com/your/purchases. They remain available from this location should you need to download them again. ETSY provide a very friendly help file on downloads here: https://help.etsy.com/hc/en-gb/articles/115013328108 Please note, if you have any trouble downloading your file through the ETSY app on your phone you could try using a browser to access the ETSY web site here - https://www.etsy.com/ NB Instant download items don’t accept returns, exchanges or cancellations. Please contact me about any problems with your order. Printing your print You can print your file on your home printer: we get great results with our inkjet printer. However please be aware that your final result will depend on quality of the printer, paper and printing technology used. For home prints use a card stock or heavyweight matte paper suitable for your printer. Don't use ordinary inkjet paper of the type used for letters etc. Make sure you are printing at 300 dpi. If the white margins aren't concealed by your frame, use the 'Print To Edge' option, if your printer allows it. Alternatively, you can use a professional printing service, either online or at a high street print shop. Copyright Copyright remains with the artist. These files and images are for personal use only. Please don't resell, redistribute or use in any way commercially. animal character 20
