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- I'm a bit behind schedule due to Eid commitments and celebrations taking longer than I expected
- Currently working on inserting the custom text into the cards.
- Designs as of the drafts feel a bit bland due to a lack of textures; textures are planned to be applied at the end which I feel like I have a good grasp on based on previous projects, moodboard & presentation.
- I am having a lot of fun experimenting with this project. I got like with the art movement as it's one I love. I feel like creating these faster rough drafts is helping me reach closer to the point I want to be.
- The issue I am currently facing right now is the quality of the cards. The photo attached is to show an example of the quality the current additions I made to the drafts. I have tried DPIs 300+ and keeping the layer as a smart object however I am not sure if it would be enough for the final print. My printer at home does not print in a high definition either so I can't test that at home. I would like some guidance on that before wasting my time on further graphics that I may have to redo.

Questions:

1. How good does the quality of the assets inserted (images) have to be?
2. What is the best way of inserting images to maintain their quality? Currently I feel like even 900DPI scans seem low quality, I'm not sure if this is purely because of the size of the card rather the quality of the images used.
3. Does every single image used (for the collage, for example) have to credited in the reference sheet?
4. How much information is enough information for each card? Is the information I have enough?

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First Draft of all text inserted. I will be printing this out and editing it physically to see how it feels and reads. Based on previous prints I went with font size 11pt for the body copy.