Orca

An orca, tail out, diving off Rangitoto. They come into the Waitematā most summers. This is about how much of one you actually see. The A1 and A0 files are their own masters, with detail drawn at that scale.

A child's room, a hallway, an open-plan wall. It reads as coastal art wherever it hangs. Black frame, no mat.

The files

Every purchase is a printable download. For each ratio on the listing you get a 300-DPI JPEG and a print-ready PDF. The JPEG is the file to print: send it to a photo lab or an online print service, or print it at home. It prints at full quality to the size you bought. The PDF is the vector version for a professional printer who asks for one. Upload services often read a PDF at low resolution, so use the JPEG there. The artwork is drawn as vector, so the linework stays crisp at every size.

Sizes

Print at the listed sizes or anything smaller. Exact trim sizes are on the listing and in each PDF's document properties.

Trim sizes · A2 396 × 594 mm (2:3) · 420 × 594 (A-series) · 475 × 594 (4:5) · A1 561 × 841 mm (2:3) · 594 × 841 (A-series) · 673 × 841 (4:5) · A0 793 × 1189 mm (2:3) · 841 × 1189 (A-series) · 951 × 1189 (4:5)

Colour

The files are RGB. A print shop converts to CMYK for their paper and inks. The vermilion and the teal come back very slightly softer, which is normal for any digital print file.

With your order

A two-page guide comes with every download: paper choices, printing at home or at a shop, framing, and the licence in plain words.

Licence

Personal use: print it for your own walls, as many times as you like. Not for resale, file-sharing, or commercial spaces. A commercial licence is one email away. If a file gives your printer trouble, we fix it within 30 days. Your Consumer Guarantees Act rights apply regardless.

Designed in Auckland.