Luminous Layered Landscapes 4/5

Download once. Create endlessly.

Randolt’s digital art gives you instant access to high-quality designs you can print anytime, any way - wall art, gifts, home decor, or accessories.

💡 The Benefits of Going Digital

• 🖼️ Instant Access:
  

  Download your art file immediately. No waiting. No shipping delays.

• 🖨️ Print Your Way:
  

  Use any size or surface: canvas, mugs, tote bags, phone cases. You choose what fits your life.

• 💸 Save Money:
  

  Print locally or online and skip the middleman, customs fees, and overpriced markups.

• 🔁 Reuse Again & Again:
  

  Print your art multiple times for personal use. Decorate one room or many or repurpose as a gift.

• 🎁 Great for Gifting:
  

  Turn your favorite art into personalized gifts like journals, puzzles, coasters, or framed prints.

• 🌍 Optional Bonus: Eco-Friendly:
  

  Reduce waste by printing locally. No packaging, no emissions from long-distance shipping.

• 🧘 Creative Freedom:
  

  Match your decor, mood, or moment. From minimalist to bold, choose art that reflects you.

When you purchase digital art from us, you might see the term "300 DPI" mentioned. But what does DPI actually mean, and how does it affect your print?

What is DPI? DPI stands for "Dots Per Inch." It's a measure of how many tiny dots of color fit into an inch of your printed artwork. The higher the DPI, the more detailed and sharp the print will be, especially when viewed up close.

How Does DPI Affect Print Size? All of our files are created at 300 DPI, which is considered high resolution and perfect for printing. At 300 DPI, your print will look crisp and clear at standard sizes, like those listed in the table below:

What Happens at Larger Sizes? As you increase the print size, the DPI naturally decreases. For example, a 100 x 100 cm print may have a lower DPI (around 150 DPI). However, this doesn't mean the quality will drop noticeably. Larger prints are typically viewed from a greater distance, so the lower DPI still results in a beautiful, high-quality image.

In Summary:

• 300 DPI is ideal for small to medium-sized prints and ensures sharpness and detail.
• Larger prints may have a lower DPI, but they still look great because they are meant to be viewed from farther away.
• Your print will always look its best at the size it's intended for, and we've optimized our files to ensure you get a beautiful result, no matter the size.