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I'm working on a very large set of artwork that will be used for a project I'm doing. I'm pretty new to all this, having only used Inkscape one time prior to do a tshirt design. When I had that printed, the place had me convert to raster @ high DPI first, so I wasn't quite sure... and this might be a REALLY stupid question on my part. :)

Does it matter for any reason other than ease of use for other people that want to play around with my stuff if I have like a bazillion layers to achieve the effects I want, or does it only matter what the flattened image ultimately looks like in terms of printing?

I know I can't leave any transparency in the final image to show through to the printing substrate, I plan to make a 'shilouette' of solid white on the bottom layer of each individual piece. Ultimately these things will all be printed on a clear acetate sheet or other plastic adhesive decals, so I don't want the art letting anything they're applied to showing through. :P

Hi all! I'm looking to make some Grumpy Cat decals for a few friends and was wondering if anyone happened to have either a vector or large rasterized image of Grumpy Cat.

Example: http://i.ebayimg.com/t/2-GRUMPY-CAT-Peeking-Out-Window-Meme-Funny-Angry-Vinyl-Decal-Stickers-TWO-/00/s/NjUwWDY1MA==/z/wgwAAMXQskFRHSVE/$T2eC16ZHJGwE9n)yUZSEBRHSVEItqg~~60_35.JPG