What do you call a person with a mediocre to sufficient understanding of photoshop and zero clue how to use the rest of the Creative Suite?
Not a graphic designer, that's for sure.
But at the end of our hallway there is a fuse box.
It is hideously ugly and very eye-catching.
Currently there is a Christmas quilt hanging over it.
As you may know... it is not Christmas. It is March. I just don't want to take it down and have to look at the fuse box! I wanted to put up some art, maybe a map? A quote?
But we are poor, and pretty maps are RIDICULOUSLY expensive.
So I started sifting through some of my favorite lines from books (mostly children's books), playing around with them, to see if there was something I wanted to hang on our wall.
And I got a bit carried away.
To get the large file of the printable, just click the link below the poster you want! Then just go to File -> Download As -> PDF
To get the large file of the printable, just click the link below the poster you want! Then just go to File -> Download As -> PDF
What do you think? Which is your favorite?
You can see a lot of my design asthetic. For example, I usually dislike mixing up fonts, and would much rather use plain, easy to read fonts in a variety of colors.
These are free for the taking, and I'd love to know if you print one off and hang it up.
The first person to email me and explain how to put up a link so you can download these in high resolution will get a prize!
**EDIT** Angela taught me: just click on the link below each poster to get it in Google Doc format!
Which do you think that I should hang up? I'm leaning towards the Madeleine L'engle one in the hall, but maybe the Hobbit one or the Winnie the Pooh one in the boys' room and the Lewis Carroll one in my office/sewing room. I mean, it's obviously a little biased, but I'm pretty fond of them all.
Also, I think I want to build up a collection of these, so if you have a favorite quote you might like to see in Becky-style print, leave it in the comments!
Also, I think I want to build up a collection of these, so if you have a favorite quote you might like to see in Becky-style print, leave it in the comments!
Because, as A.A. Milne said, “A quotation is a handy thing to have about, saving one the trouble of thinking for oneself.”
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