FAQ and How-To's
How do I donwload the digital art?
Just visit the free digital art section and have a look around. Download whatever art you wish and unzip the file/s.

What is needed to view the digital art?
Pretty much any digital device capable of showing pictures will do. Devices such as; PCs, Macs, iPads, iPhones, smart phones/tablets, digital photo frames and so on will work perfectly.

Can the art be viewed on digital photo frames?
Most digital photo frames should work without any problems. If you encounter any problems grab the manual for your digital photo fram and look for posible solutions there. In tech terms digital art images is no different than normal digital photos.

Can the art be used for something else?
Absolutely. The art can be printed on paper and put in a traditional picture frame if you wish. You can edit it, cut/crop it or whatever you wish and use it for websites, desktop wallpapers and so on.

What exactly is contained in the zipped files?
Each zipped art package consists a single large high quality digital painting. Most of the digital art has these specs:
  • 1 x 1536x2048 JPEG (.jpg) image

How do I open a downloaded zip file?
Just double-click the file to extract it. This will unpack the file showing the painting inside. Windows, OS X and Linux can all extract zip files. iPads/iPhones can unzip the files also with many available file handling apps from the Apple App Store.

How do I transfer the images to my digital photo frame?
This depends on your photo frame. Please read below for a how-to guide.

Transferring your digital paintings
To get your digital art onto your digital photo frame follow the steps outlined below. Should you encounter any problems please refer to the manual for your photo frame.
  1. Download > Simply click the link/s to start download your digital art of choice.
  2. Extract > Once downloaded to your PC or Mac locate the file and double-click it. This will unpack the file showing the digital painting inside. Windows, OS X and Linux can all extract zip files.
  3. Transfer > Now you need to transfer the digital art to your photo frame. This is done the same way as with normal digital photos, usually by using memory cards, USB/or other connectivity cables. On high-end photo frames this can also be done using Wi-Fi.

More Info
  • If you...

  • ...have further questions please go to the contact page and ship me an e-mail.

    If you need support for a specific digital photo frame please visit the website of the manufacturer of your photo frame, or do a lookup in the manual for it.

    Thanks!