I am using an application (not AI) to generate some art. The largest it goes is to A4 if I scale up it looses sharpness. For A0 I was thinking of using the A4 art but have a border around it so it’s still A0 does that make sense and is that acceptable ?

Hey all noob question here. I’m looking to setup two Etsy shops with two different niches. Do I have to setup two print shrimp accounts or can I point print shrimp at two shops ? Hoping this works. Willing to put in graft and only looking to hit £1k a month to supplement income. So fingers are firmly crossed

Evening All, I just have a quick question, which has probably been asked before, but had a browse through previous posts and I couldn't see anything specific so thought it best to just ask..... I have watched the video about uploading the image and it automatically gets re-sized to all the A sized prints (A0-A5), but when creating the image to be uploaded, what is everyone creating?? I was thinking about creating in A3 @ 3500 x 5000 px and 300 dpi, but when this is "upscaled" to an A0 sized poster would there not be a degrading of the quality? I can create an A1 size @ 7000 x 9900 px and 300 dpi and the file size is around 40mb which I believe is well within the upload limits, would it be wise to do this for each image I upload? What does everyone else do in this instance?? TIA