Micropamphlets are business cards printed with agitprop messages. Doesn't sound too revolutionary, but this is powerful stuff when used right. Consider the possibilities... With your laser or inkjet printer, you can run down to your major variety store and purchase a pack of precut ready-for-printer business card stock, then run wild with your own ideas.
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We have made a starter set of two micropamphlets, and we intend to add more. If you come up with your own, tell us about it so we can add it to the collection here for others to use.
To use these, download the printable graphics by right-clicking on the thumbnail you want (or the link to the whole-page pasteup) and picking "Save Link As..." (Not "Save Image As..."!) from the menu to save the jpegs. These can be big, so the sizes are given. That way you know whether or not to grab a donut.
All of the jpegs are scaled to print correctly on 3.5 x 2 inch business cards at 300 dpi.
For best results, the color images should be printed on white card stock, not that cream stuff. Not even chartreuse.
"Art" is being generous, but these are the designs we've made ourselves. We suck at art, but these are workeable nonetheless.
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We also have a simple, generic image that you can use as the backside to any one-sided pamphlet designs. We'd like to mention, though, that the one-sided designs are perfect for tailoring to local events or places. Instead of using this backside, consider putting a more personalized message there, such as a rally date/time, etc. You should use this backside only when you're dry on ideas.
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Check the pages below for more micropamphlet artwork. All of this art has been created by people besides us. The best stuff is in here!
