SUN, FUN & FISH - ALL 30 PRINTABLE POSTCARDS

CONTENTS
30 individual PDFs: postcard-01.pdf through postcard-30.pdf.
Each has two pages: artwork front, then writable address/message back.
The separately offered printbook contains all 60 pages in front/back order.
It is not duplicated in this ZIP. manifest.json lists the 30 included cards.
All pages measure exactly 6 x 4 inches (432 x 288 PDF points), landscape.
No signup or payment is needed to use this print bundle.

PRINTING
Choose Actual size / 100%. Turn OFF Fit, Shrink, or Scale to page.
Use suitable 6 x 4 inch postcard stock, or print at 100% on larger paper
and trim to the 6 x 4 inch page boundary. The PDFs have no crop marks.
Printer margins vary. Preview before printing and test one card first.
For two-sided printing, test duplex orientation and front/back alignment
on plain paper, then adjust your printer settings before using cardstock.
Manual two-sided printing is fine: identify your printer's feed direction.
The front cream frame is intentional. Artwork is fully preserved, with
no cropping, upscaling, or replacement of the accepted source illustration.
The backs are white for writing; keep the bottom 0.625 inch clear.
Use ink that dries cleanly on your chosen paper.

MAILING
USPS lists postcard dimensions including 5 to 6 inches long, 3.5 to 4.25
inches high and 0.007 to 0.016 inch thick. Choose postcard stock within
that thickness range and check current requirements before mailing:
https://www.usps.com/ship/letters.htm
Actual postal eligibility also depends on the finished mailpiece.
No postage value or guaranteed USPS acceptance is implied.
Write the recipient address on the right and place valid postage in the
upper-right area labeled "Place stamp here" (a placement guide, not prepaid
postage). Add a return address in the left area if desired.

ARTWORK
30 original AI-generated coastal illustrations in the accepted Sun, Fun &
Fish vintage print style. Some scenes are imagined; these are illustrated
postcards rather than photographs or factual conditions reports.
Images are encoded as high-quality JPEG inside the PDFs without pixel
resizing. Original PNG sources remain unchanged.
