You know how you see Christmas decorations when it’s only Halloween? I feel kind of like that with sharing a free printable Father’s Day card today. Well, we are less than a month out, so it’s not as crazy as the Christmas in October shenanigans, so I think we’re cool. I gave away the free Mother’s day card two weeks before the holiday and it had such a great response, I felt bad I hadn’t shared it sooner. So! To make sure the option for a free semi-diy Father’s Day card is on the table earlier on, here it is, along with your 3 week notification the holiday is coming 🙂
The free printable Father’s Day card download includes the hand lettered card as a pdf that can be printed with any home printer on 8.5″x11″ paper. The final, folded card size is 6″x4″ which fits perfectly in any A4 sized envelope.
Freebie: Printable Father’s Day Card
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Yasmin | May 28, 2015
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Can’t wait for the AI file! I legit am waiting on you to bust out with new skillshare classes. Redundant but you definitely have a gift for teaching. I love that you explain the whys behind wach step you take. Thank you.
Also. This may sound silly. But as I explore illustrator I’ve been wanting to know if there is a way to turn a photograph into a graphic. Not a vector per say but an actual graphic. Like for example, if I were to photograph some flowers and then make them into a graphic to then post on a card to then make available for print.
I hope i made sense. In hindsight. This should have been emailed ;]
Teela | Author | May 29, 2015
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Aww thanks so much! Those kinds of comments push me to make the best content I can 🙂 So grateful for the time you spend here!
I think I get your question – basically taking a photograph and recreating parts of it in Illustrator from scratch? This was one of the first things I learned in my college Illustrator class so I’m so glad you reminded me of it! Definitely deserves an upcoming tutorial!
Yasmin | May 29, 2015
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Yes! Exactly! So like from photo to like something like this: https://www.pinterest.com/pin/486318459739401185/?no_auto_redirect_or_interstitial=1
I’ve been getting more comfortable with illustrator and I’d love to continue growing. Thanks so much!!
Gustav Holmström | May 31, 2015
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That’s a marvelous idea! I totally agree with Yasmin.
Somehow came to think of https://www.pinterest.com/pin/29062360071359805/ …
Btw it’s kinda fun, here in Sweden we actually celebrate Mothers day today! (may 31st)
Fathers day is celebrated on the second Sunday of november 🙂
Teela | Author | May 31, 2015
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Hey Gustav! Thanks for the feedback! I’ve got it on my schedule for a Tuesday in June 🙂 Thanks for sharing that pin – super helpful as I plan for it!
I had no idea Mother’s/Father’s day was so different! I’ll have to do more international research next year – I guess I’m even earlier than I thought!