For families, teams, classrooms and clubs
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$4.00 once · no subscription · three PDFs, seven frame sizes
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All three come with every poster — this only changes what you are looking at.
Set in small letterspaced capitals along the bottom edge.
12 lines · the shortest ones are set the largest
Your poster in every print shape, made the moment you buy, set in the words you typed above.
The three files
8×10 · 11×14 · 16×20
A4 · A3
12×18 · 24×36
Each style is its own design system — its own type pairing, palette and layout rules. These are set in the words you typed above.
Restrained and airy. Elegant serif, muted accents, generous whitespace, almost no ornament.
Dense editorial bands, heavy rules and a vertical title rail. Bold, confident, graphic.
One soft grey, no rules, no frame. Set very tight so the words form a block.
Distressed cream paper, antique gold title, sans mixed with a warm script.
The same bones as Vintage in a playful spectrum — a line per colour.
Inverted and dramatic. Cream type on near-black, hearts flanking the title.
Muted heirloom palette, vertical side rails and corner flourishes.
One heavy face on a saturated ground, no ornament, and a single saying reversed into a band that runs off both edges.
A marker hand, ranged left with the numbers in the margin. The only style where every line is the same size.
The sayings you repeat at the dinner table, the promises you keep, the rules nobody wrote down. They are worth more on a wall than in a group chat.
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Pick one to hold it
Framed on a wall it stops being a file and starts being a thing people actually read, every day, on the way past.

A family living room
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Any group with words worth keeping — a family, a team, a club, a classroom, a congregation, a studio. Click one to load it into the editor and make it yours.
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