Homework upload for digital illustrations

For those of you working digitally ...

I've created a Dropbox folder for digital homework and shared it with all of you. The notification should have arrived in your email via Dropbox. 

Here's a direct link: 
https://www.dropbox.com/home/Arts%20259%20homework%20upload

In addition to showing a printout, drop your digital file into this folder before the critique. We'll all be able to look at it together during the critique—in addition to your printout—and I'll grade your work according to the digital file, not the printout.

(I realize that those of you working in larger sizes may not be able to print at that size. It's ok. I'll be able to see the true size of your work in the file.) 

Here are the parameters I'd like to see for every digital homework file:
- 300dpi
- Full-size dimensions, as requested in the assignment (meaning, for this assignment, if you are working on a 10 x 9-inch page + a .25-inch bleed then I want your digital file to be 10.5 x 9.5 inches)
- RGB color profile 
- Save as a JPEG
- Structure your file name like this: "Arts259_date_first initial last name.jpeg" ... 
  Example: Arts259_111819_KCaldwell.jpeg. 

The date should be the date the homework is due, not the date you completed the homework. It will make things easier for me. 

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