Malaysia postcards

  • FT of Malaysia,  Malaysia,  Malaysia postcards,  Travel illo

    Federal Territories Illustrated Postcard

    UPDATED WITH LABUAN POSTCARD!

    Here’s all the eight postcards in the series:

    poscard labuan

    Download as print postcard: KL Illustrated Postcard VIII
    Resolution: 300dpi, jpg, 1.80MB

    postcard Vii

    Download and print postcard: Illustrated Postcard VII
    Resolution: 300dpi, jpg, 1.7MB

    Federal Territories Illustrated Postcard VI - Putrajaya

    Download and print postcard: Illustrated Postcard VI
    Resolution: 300dpi, jpg, 1.5MB

    Download as print postcard: KL Illustrated Postcard V
    Resolution: 300dpi, jpg, 1.65MB

    Download as print postcard: KL Illustrated Postcard IV
    Resolution: 300dpi, jpg, 1.8MB

    Download as print postcard: KL Illustrated Postcard III
    Resolution: 300dpi, jpg, 1.5MB

    KL postcard II

    Download and print postcard: KL Illustrated Postcard II
    Resolution: 300dpi, jpg, 2.9MB

    Download and print postcard: KL Illustrated Postcard I
    Resolution: 300dpi, jpg, 2.56MB

    Terms of Use
    You can use them long as it’s for personal use only.

    Instruction
    You need:

    • a two-sheet card (120gm)
    • a clear self-adhesive lamination sheet
    • Spray mount or PVA glue
    • and of course a color-printer.

    Instructions:

    • After printing, cut along the dotted line and fold by half.
    • Glue the inside by using spray mount or if you don’t have spray mount,  use PVA glue and use a piece of cardboard to spread the glue evenly.
    • Fold it and keep it under thick book for a while.
    • Cut the lamination sheet just about the size of the postcard.
    • Stick the sheet onto the image side of the postcard. Take a piece of cardboard and squeegee the sheets until it’s even.
    • Trim the edge nicely.
    • Keep it under the thick book again for half an hour.
    • Now you can send it safely to any destinations of the world!

    Note: If your printer’s inks are waterproof or if you’re using laserjet printer, you can skip the lamination process.

  • FT of Malaysia,  Malaysia postcards,  pen & ink,  Putrajaya,  Travel illo,  watercolor

    Illustrated Postcard VI – Putrajaya

    UPDATED!

    The KL Illustrated Postcard Series ended with postcard V but I am continuing with number VI with Putrajaya illustrations.

    These illustrations are made especially to promote Federal Territories of Malaysia in the eyes of the world. Will make few more with different landmarks and different characters. I have converted it to postcard and made it downloadable and printable.

    Federal Territories Illustrated Postcard VI - Putrajaya

    Download and print postcard: Illustrated Postcard VI
    Resolution: 300dpi, jpg, 1.5MB

    postcard Vii

    Download and print postcard: Illustrated Postcard VII
    Resolution: 300dpi, jpg, 1.7MB

    I think I should change the series to Federal Territories Illustrated Postcard Series, what say you?

    Here’s the FT postcards once again in a row (click to see larger version):

    FT postcards in spread

    Yes, they are spread illustrations (measured 147cm width for all 7 illustrations). Final width will be 168cm with addition of Labuan postcard. Will update this post with the Labuan illustration soon!

    Here’s the Labuan postcard:

    poscard labuan

    Download as print postcard: KL Illustrated Postcard V
    Resolution: 300dpi, jpg, 1.80MB

     

    Terms of Use
    You can use them long as it’s for personal use only.

    Instruction
    You need:

    • a two-sheet card (120gm)
    • a clear self-adhesive lamination sheet
    • Spray mount or PVA glue
    • and of course a color-printer.

    Instructions:

    • After printing, cut along the dotted line and fold by half.
    • Glue the inside by using spray mount or if you don’t have spray mount, use glue polystyrene and use a piece of cardboard to spread the glue evenly.
    • Fold it and keep it under thick book for a while.
    • Cut the lamination sheet just about the size of the postcard.
    • Stick the sheet onto the image side of the postcard. Take a piece of cardboard and squeegee the sheets until it’s even.
    • Trim the edge nicely.
    • Keep it under the thick book again for half an hour.
    • Now you can send it safely to any destinations of the world!

    Note: If your printer’s inks are waterproof or if you’re using laserjet printer, you can skip the lamination process.

    Here’s the KL Illustrated postcards:

    Download as print postcard: KL Illustrated Postcard V
    Resolution: 300dpi, jpg, 1.65MB

    Download as print postcard: KL Illustrated Postcard IV
    Resolution: 300dpi, jpg, 1.8MB

    Download as print postcard: KL Illustrated Postcard III
    Resolution: 300dpi, jpg, 1.5MB

    KL postcard II

    Download and print postcard: KL Illustrated Postcard II
    Resolution: 300dpi, jpg, 2.9MB

    Download and print postcard: KL Illustrated Postcard I
    Resolution: 300dpi, jpg, 2.56MB