How I make mini art prints (4x6 inches) at home ✨ canvas sizes, paper types & printer settings

For my second video I wanted to share how I make my art prints at home. I hope it's helpful, because finding the correct printer, canvas size & paper can be a pain.
✨ Etsy:
bykristadraws.etsy.com
✨ My other links & socials:
linktr.ee/kristadraws
✨ Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
00:09 Artwork & canvas size
00:54 Paper options
02:42 Printer & settings
03:41 Print packing
✨ Equipment I use for illustrations:
- Apple iPad Air 4
- Apple Pencil 2
- Procreate

[@user-tc1dz6hb2m]

No extra talk no bla bla bla intro. Just a neat and clean video. Love that. Keep it up plz.

[@kristadraws]

Will do 💪

[@butterflyartdiaries]

😂😂 I was so surprised by the time stamp. Well done and thank you ❤

[@beabee33]

So happy you stuck with the third option! The size is perfect and the matte finish complements your artstyle so well 🌟

[@kristadraws]

Yes, I like glossy paper as well, but I think matte was the best choice for me :)

[@esmispeedlife]

Amazing art! Keep it up 🤍🤍💕

[@kristadraws]

Aw, I'm so glad you like it! 💛

[@NostadriArts]

Great video! Thank you for sharing this info!✨

[@kristadraws]

Happy to help 💛

[@addiejensen6926]

You said in one of your videos that you are a newer artist, having been making art for 2 years now. What was your background before your started making art? What helped you to improve on your art to where you became so talented?

[@kristadraws]

Yes, I started drawing around the time I got my iPad, so July 2021 (I studied Computer Science in university) and even though it's such a boring answer - I just practiced A LOT. I remember that the first tutorials I did were from 21-draw website, specifically Erika's course "Digital drawing in procreate for beginners" and after that I joined Instagram and found a lot of other artists I admire. If I really liked their style, I joined their Patreon and learned from there. I still don't know how to draw everything, so I try to do at least one tutorial a week, plus I try to do traditional drawing from time to time as well, because I think it really helps with "line confidence", because it's not so easy to "undo". 😅

[@addiejensen6926]

@@kristadraws this is great. Practice makes perfect right? I’ll check out the 21 draw courses. Thank you!