Kiriska: I mean, it sounds like A4 is what you’re stuck with if A3 isn’t technically possible. If I said A3 is universally more popular (it isn’t), what would you do?

Not trying to be an asshole here, but everyone wants there to be universal truths with regard to “which is better,” but the answer will always always always be “it depends.”

Most artists have prints that are closer to A3 (closer to 11x17in). Most of my prints are A4 (ish, 8.5x11in). This is because it’s easier for me to make prints in this size, and it’s easier for me to test prints in this size. My personal preference is to make prints this size.

I get asked if my A3 prints are available smaller (they aren’t) as often as I’m asked if my A4 prints are available bigger (they aren’t). Nine times out of ten, despite asking for a different size, customers buy it at the existing size because that’s the only size I have available.

Do what works for you. If you really think A3 is better or prefer making things in those dimensions, I’m sure you’ll find a way around your technical limitations. Otherwise, if A4 is what you can do, I’m sure that will work out fine as well. Size matters a lot less than the art itself.

Most condoms come in 3 sizes: snug fit, regular, and large. A condom should fit snug over the penis when it’s erect (hard). Regular size condoms fit most people, but if the condom feels too tight or too loose, try a difference size. It is important to use the size condom that fits you best.