[pool] bit more info and size choice : (vote!)

[gnume]

more info from zazzle :
What kinds of images does Zazzle support?
We support JPEG, PNG, GIF, or TIFF files.
Calendars are created at a minimum of 200ppi (pixels per inch).
To fill the full area, we recommend that you use images that are equal to or larger than the recommended sizes below. You can design your calendar with images much smaller than these recommended sizes and place them anywhere on the calendar.
calendar design area:
Two page
Standard - image area is 11" x 8.5": 2200x1700 pixels
Huge - image area is 14.25" x 11": 2850x2200 pixels
Small - image area is 7" x 5.5": 1400x1100 pixels
Single Page
Standard - image area is 11" x 8.5": 2200x1700 pixels
Small - image area is 7" x 5.5": 1400x1100 pixels
If your image is bigger than these sizes, it'll turn out even better since it will be printed at an even higher resolution than the minimum.

[gnume]

18 Month Calender, from July 2011 to December 2012

July 2011 (Legomegacy)
Summer

August 2011 (Lance)
Summer

September 2011 (Vwyler)
Autumn, Talk like a Pirate Day (19th)

October 2011 (Ron)
Autumn, Halloween

November 2011 (Jerrie)
Autumn

December 2011 (MissAnnoying)
Winter, Christmas

January 2012 (Blkknight)
Winter, New Year

February 2012
Winter

March 2012 (Kaje Tsune)
Spring

April 2012 (Ghostrunner)
Spring

May 2012 (Artdude)
Spring, Day of Webcomic Awareness (5th)

June 2012 (Teagle)
Summer

July 2012
Summer

August 2012
Summer

September 2012
Autumn, Talk like a Pirate Day (19th)

October 2012
Autumn

November 2012
Autumn

December 2012
Winter, Christmas

Common Denominators:
[*]Name of comic featured
[*]Autograph/name of artist
[*]Relay of life symbol somewhere

Size of strip drawing : (to be detreimend by the pool)
Format of the drawing : (to be detreimend by the pool)
Deadline for submission : (to be announced)

[Hogan]

Personally, and so as not to use any more time paying democracy, I say we should go with the Standard Calender.

Nuff' said!

I'll find out which graphic-files they support,

[gnume]

its already in my first post
ill try to contact them in the morning
for max sizes

more info from zazzle :
What kinds of images does Zazzle support?
We support JPEG, PNG, GIF, or TIFF files.
Calendars are created at a minimum of 200ppi (pixels per inch).
To fill the full area, we recommend that you use images that are equal to or larger than the recommended sizes below. You can design your calendar with images much smaller than these recommended sizes and place them anywhere on the calendar.
calendar design area:
Two page
Standard - image area is 11" x 8.5": 2200x1700 pixels
Huge - image area is 14.25" x 11": 2850x2200 pixels
Small - image area is 7" x 5.5": 1400x1100 pixels
Single Page
Standard - image area is 11" x 8.5": 2200x1700 pixels
Small - image area is 7" x 5.5": 1400x1100 pixels
If your image is bigger than these sizes, it'll turn out even better since it will be printed at an even higher resolution than the minimum.

[Hogan]

its already in my first post
ill try to contact them in the morning
for max sizes

more info from zazzle :
What kinds of images does Zazzle support?
We support JPEG, PNG, GIF, or TIFF files.
Calendars are created at a minimum of 200ppi (pixels per inch).
To fill the full area, we recommend that you use images that are equal to or larger than the recommended sizes below. You can design your calendar with images much smaller than these recommended sizes and place them anywhere on the calendar.
calendar design area:
Two page
Standard - image area is 11" x 8.5": 2200x1700 pixels
Huge - image area is 14.25" x 11": 2850x2200 pixels
Small - image area is 7" x 5.5": 1400x1100 pixels
Single Page
Standard - image area is 11" x 8.5": 2200x1700 pixels
Small - image area is 7" x 5.5": 1400x1100 pixels
If your image is bigger than these sizes, it'll turn out even better since it will be printed at an even higher resolution than the minimum.

Ahh, I read that as a question.

I'll add the supported files to the Design Calender thread, no need to spread the info over more threads.

[gnume]

vote! your opinion matters

[vwyler]

I've already drawn an image, but have not added color yet. I thought of putting my ingenue character in pink, as she wears a lot of it anyway. I currently have the Relay logo in the upper right corner, as it is impractical to place it at the bottom in this image. I can always remove it if the Relay folks object.

[gnume]

dont place any thing near the edges themselves there are bleed and cutoff areas around the image