Showing posts with label freebies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label freebies. Show all posts

February 10, 2016

Free Printable: Agate Slice Valentine Card


Hello, loooooong time no see. It's about three years since my last post, and within that time-slot I ended my long time relationship, obsessed with work, then met someone new, got engaged, quit my job, got married, and moved to Australia.....

Anyway to share my joy in coming back to the blogging world, I decided to do a freebie! I hope it's not too late to use on Valentine's Day, but even so you could just send it anytime. Cause I kept the design and wording pretty loose.

You will get two postcard-sized designs (one sided with blank background), and I also threw in a few more agate slices that you could use as gift-tags. Do print it in A4 or Letter with 150gsm or more paper or cardstock. Follow this link to download.

Please tag my instagram (@shalindrome) if you print and use it. Have fun and Happy Valentine's Day!

PSD card mockups by Graphicsfuel


November 20, 2011

Freebie Printables: Birds & Bees

New set of A4 paper printables y'all! (longtime right? I know.)
See it, print it, stick it, sniff it, lick it, whatevs, as many time as you like! Click here  for download.

December 26, 2010

Selamat Tahun Baru

A free desktop wallpaper (1024x768)  for you! Please click to enlarge. Feel free to share it with your friends, and a back-link if you'd be so kind : )
Happy Two Thousand eleFun Everyone!



August 15, 2010

Sunday Book Scan: Caroline di Bulan

Click each pic to enlarge now darlings,


Title: Caroline di Bulan (Caroline sur La lune) 
Author: Pierre Probst 
Publisher: Aya Media Pustaka/ Hachette 
Publish Date: Jakarta, 1993





July 25, 2010

Sunday Book Scan: Faust


Among the black and white illustrators Harry Clarke is not as well known as Aubrey Beardsley. Of course Beardsley is the man who brought the whole shebang of darkness in Art Nouveau, but Harry Clarke's stylization is more to my liking. At a glimpse there's no discernible difference between Aubrey's work and Clarke. Look closely and you will see how Clarke deviate from Beardsley in regard on how he chose to portray his subjects. Clarke tends to draw characters with elongated body parts, huge eyes  and long lashes, while Beardsley drew somewhat  simplified rounded  human forms reminiscing characters from Japanese ukiyoe. At that I conclude, what Beardsley has taken Clarke gave back. Clarke's influences are traceable in 70s-80s Shojo Manga like the Rose of Versailles and Garasu no Kamen , and Japanese promising artists such as  Aya Kato (whose early works somehow, I suspect, influenced Camille Rose Garcia's recent works) and Takato Yamamoto. Isn't it great to know how much art inspires and evolves?
Enough with the name throws, anyway, I found this book in the corner of a used book section, as my other treasures this too is someone's garbage. Click pic to enlarge and enjoy its glory!




Title: Faust
Author: Johann Wolfgang van Goethe
Translation: John Anster
Illustration: Harry Clarke
Publisher: Harrap
Publish Date: London, 1985
ISBN: 0 245 54312 0


July 18, 2010

Sunday Book Scan: Tini Berkemah

Flaunting my Martine book find! Yay! Bought together with the previous scanned-book. Have you tried the my Make Me Martine Generator? No?Well, why not go here now and have a blast!



Title: Tini Berkemah (Martine fait du camping)
Author: Gijs Haag
Illustrator: Marcel Marlier
Publisher: PT Gramedia
Publish Date: Jakarta, 1985


July 16, 2010

Need Money! Employ Me!

It seemed that this freelancing thing doesn't really suit my recent travel itches. So I'm planning to apply to steadier jobs. Here's my newest Hire Me Please.....

full download here
As I began to build my portfolio I came across "Buket" my zine of short stories collection from couple years ago (Yay!!!). On which you could download  here
Cerpennya dalam Bahasa Indonesia, ya teman.....  Ini cerita pembukanya. (I find myself a tad  too serious when writing in Bahasa, wonder why.....)


Buket

Kota ini hidup dari kesedihan. Langitnya selalu abu-abu dengan sentuhan aroma kemuraman. Tak ada yang suka akhir yang bahagia.
Eh bagus bukan filmnya?”
Iya tapi lebih baik dua-duanya mati di akhir cerita, lebih tragis.”
“Kenapa? Sehabis mati berkali-kali, terus hidup lagi, masakah tak diberi kesempatan buat hidup bahagia?”
“Nah, itulah masalahnya, hidup bahagia itu cuma ada di film-film dan cerita. Kenyataannya mana ada yang seperti itu.”
“Tapi aku suka saat mereka berdua membicarakan kematian si atas  ranjang.”
“Aku suka saat hidup orang-orang yang ditemuinya berubah seiring dengan perubahan keputusan yang diambil di kehidupan selanjutnya.”
Lalu hening, lamat-lamat. Kebahagiaan lebih mudah jika ia maya. Karena kenyatan selalu membenturkan diri dan memasungnya.


July 4, 2010

Sunday Book Scan: The World We Live In

I found this book in Cikapundung on my recent trip to Bandung, and few other treasures (including two Tini books, Yayyy!!!). Haven't read it yet but the colors are just amazing, hope you'll enjoy it as much as I do. As usual don't forget to click each pic to enlarge.


Title: The World We Live In, Special Edition for Young Readers
Author: Editorial staff of LIFE and Lincoln Barnett, text especially adapted by Jane Werner Watson
Publisher: Simon and Schuster
Publish Date: New York, 1956



May 16, 2010

Sunday Book Scan

Since the last two weeks I haven't been able to post any book scans, this sunday I'd make it up by posting two books in a row. Enjoy!
Click pics to enlarge.





Title: Botanical Illustrations
Author: William Wheeler
Publisher: L'Aventurine
Publish Date: Paris, 2003
ISBN: 2914199333

April 11, 2010

Sunday Book Scan

I’m starting a new weekly posting, it will be blogged *hopefully* every Sunday.  I pretty much understand how tricky it is to find FREE good hi-res images when you need one.  I have been using Googled  images for quite a while and it’s about time I return all that  favors back.  For now let’s just call it, the Sunday Book Scans, till I could came up with a catchier phrase.  
I decide to start this book-scan thing with the oldest volume in the vault.  Unless you’re a vampire, dear reader, this book is older than the age of two perhaps even three of us combine.  Given to me by one of dearest friend, it has become one of my most treasured possession and now I am sharing its beauty with you.

Book Title : Meteors, Aerolites, Storms, and Atmospheric Phenomena
Translation : William Lackland (from the French of Zurcher and Margolle)
Illustration  : Lebreton (23 fine woodcuts)
Publisher    : Scribner, Armstrong, & Co
Publish Date       : New York, 1874

Please click picture to enlarge...


March 24, 2010

M itu untuk Mari Membaca


Masih ingat si Budi? Juga kakaknya si Wati? Kawan para murid Sekolah Dasar era Orba yang gemar mengajak kita belajar membaca dan menulis Bahasa Indonesia
Silahkan bernostalgia dengan label buku reka ulang si Budi dkk yang dapat kamu unduh untuk kamu cetak sendiri, sepuasnya!

The printables you will see below are renditions of  vintage elementary school mandatory book covers, with its very famous recurring character of a boy named Budi and his company that happily teach Indonesian kids to read and write. Simply follow the links to download.



February 21, 2010

Merci Martine


She has been called by numerous names, from a plain-ish "Debbie" to  an exotic blossoming rose of "Aysegul". To me, and perhaps the rest of 20+ Indonesian girls, she has always been "si Tini". Tini stories offer dreams of a pretty pastel world of non saccharinic sweetness. A world so girlishly perfect where everything are made of sugar and spice and everything nice. Away are the days of sexually charged figurines of improbable proportion like "Barbie"and "Bratz", or also the porn-starrifics "My Little Pony G3" (Triple Treat, Sunny Daze, Candy Cane).I recently found out that her real name is Martine. 


the many names on the many covers

Whatever name she might be using, I know  I have always wanted to be her, for she was essentially "living the dream".And yet a Martine-dream was never seemed to be too far fetched.  The stories were enthused with such charms and innocent enthusiasm so that whatever she might be doing, whether it's ballet or tending the house while cooking awesome dinner for Mom and Dad, it always felt like I could do it too.  Her trademark pink frocks were never too frilly to stop her from  climbing trees, making a birdhouse, trekking the woods, or hop on a hot-air balloon.