When you buy a digital art pack from my shop, you’re not just getting a single file. You’re receiving a thoughtfully curated experience – ready to print, display, or use digitally. This post will walk you through exactly what’s included in every digital art pack so you know what to expect and how to make the most of it.
What’s Included in a Digital Art Pack?
Each pack is delivered as a .zip file and contains a well-organized folder structure. Here’s what’s inside:
📁 0_START_HERE_Guides_and_Certificates
- 00_ReadMe_First_ZS.pdf – A quick welcome note and overview.
- 01_Print_Guide_ZS.pdf – Tips for professional-quality home printing.
- 02_User_Guide_ZS.pdf – How to use your files across screens and planners.
- 03_Certificate_of_Authenticity_ZS.pdf – Digitally signed and dated.
- 04_License_Agreement_ZS.pdf – Personal use license (non-commercial).
📁 1_PRINT_FILES – High-Quality Printables
For those who love tangible beauty, your digital art pack includes:
- TIFF file (300dpi, RGB, 16bit)
- JPG file (300dpi)
- PNG with transparent background (300dpi)
📁 2_DIGITAL_USE_FILES – Art for All Screens
- Phone Wallpapers: 1080x1920px, 1440x3040px
- Tablet Wallpapers: 2048x2732px, 1920x1200px
- Desktop Wallpapers: 1920x1080px, 2560x1440px, 3840x2160px
- Digital Planner Cover: 1400x2000px
- Web Preview: square preview + transparent PNG for mockups
📁 3_BONUS_Digital_Living_Pack – Emotional Extras
- Instagram-ready post & story graphics
- Lock screen quote JPG
- Quick preview JPG for sharing
- Suggested hashtags and description snippet (optional)
📁 4_THANK_YOU – A Personal Touch
A thank-you note in PDF form – simple, heartfelt, and just for you.
Why Does Every Digital Art Pack Have This Structure?
Because I believe that art should feel complete – even in digital form. This structure gives you options: print it, frame it, share it, set it as your wallpaper. You choose how to live with it. Everything is prepared for you in advance, with love and intention.
Curious What You’re Really Getting?
Take a look at one of the real packs here: See what’s inside →
