Download your files. Because there is a limit to how long I keep files, you are responsible for downloading your files and keeping them in a safe place.

Make a backup of your files! I highly recommend duplicating your files and storing the duplicate on the cloud (like in Dropbox/Google Drive).

I've saved your files in really large sizes and in various file types. Here's a breakdown of what the file types should be used for:

PSD. This file is for Photoshop.

AI. This file is for Adobe Illustrator and it's a vector file. This means that it can be scaled bigger or smaller without losing quality.

JPEG. You can use JPEGs for projects on the web, in Microsoft Office documents or for projects that require printing at a high resolution.

PNG. PNG’s can be used on the web but not in print. The reason PNG’s are used for most web projects is because of their transparent background. It makes a sharper, web-quality image.

PDF. You can view these design files without design editing software. This is suitable for print.

EPS. This is suitable for print.


For Images

Download your files. Because there is a limit to how long I keep files, you are responsible for downloading your files and keeping them in a safe place.

Make a backup of your files! I highly recommend duplicating your files and storing the duplicate on the cloud (like in Dropbox/Google Drive).

Always share the original photos, not screenshots, because screenshots are a lower quality.

Don’t add filters.

Don’t stretch or distort your photos.