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As a guideline for resizing upwards, You're safe at a threshold of 150% the size of the image, once you start to go beyond that point the loss of quality is going to be easier to spot.

It depends, if your file has areas of transparency flattening will divide the work up by transparent areas and rasterized areas which is easier for printing.

You should always consider using sunlight, preferably on an overcast day as one of your main sources of light. This will keep your colors true and vibrant and your image looking more sharp.

Helvetica is like the 2B of Typefaces. Its bold, beautiful, easy to use but by no means is the best for any and all situations. If you want a clean, professional image for print, Helvetica is the way to go. But if you're working on a project with a bit more character or imagination, You might...

It'd probably be more accurate to say that there's a small pool of fonts for any given Design problem. I don't know if I'd want to use the same 10 fonts for Logo work as I would something Narrative focused such as comics or short stories. Definitely different kinds fonts for Animation Vs Poster...

Definitely more design friendly! But to give props to Comic Sans, it might not be the best but it was one of the first typefaces designed for people with Dislexia... https://creativemarket.com/blog/2014/05/14/is-comic-sans-easier-for-dyslexic-users-to-read

My time at University distinguished Typeface as the Family: Times new roman, or Arial, as examples. And the Font is the specifics: Arial, bold, 12pt, black.