Unlike the daily doses of humor that Kim_Johnson provides for us, I tend to only tell the one joke a year and it is the same joke every year, regarding my new year’s resolution… I mentioned that mine was 300dpi
But I don’t think most of you got the joke, so I am going to have my TA explain it to you
#1 rough sketch
Print resolution is three hundred dots per inch, often abbreviated to 300dpi. There is some dispute over screen resolution, which is either 96dpi or 72dpi. I've heard it both ways...
DPI is a relative measurement, as it is predicated on inches. Notice the TA is showing you how the same pixel dimensions would translate into different dpi measurements
#2 final version
At any rate, I prefer to work in pixels since those are absolute values and do not change regardless of what dpi you use. But that's my new years resolution joke explained
Of course, you know what they say about jokes you have to explain...
Putting sketches earlier once in a while is an interesting variation!
I like to mix things up every now and again…
Dots per inch are an interesting metric.
DPI/PPI is not a good system because it is relative. I prefer an absolute unit…