Ceruledge #147 — Prismatic Evolutions (Binder Insert)
This digital download is a fan-made Pokemon TCG card print inspired by Ceruledge #147 from the Prismatic Evolutions set, made for collectors who love extended-art binder pages. The scene shows a jagged, shattered crystal battlefield beneath a swirling violet night sky, with scattered gems and starlight creating a dramatic, cosmic atmosphere. The ZIP file includes a US Letter folder and an A4 folder, each with a 3x3 grid PDF for 9-pocket binders, a VaultX 2x4 landscape PDF, the full uncut artwork PDF, and an instructions PDF.
Instant digital download — delivered by email after purchase. Digital downloads are non-refundable.
A Shattered Battlefield Beneath a Violet Sky
This Pokemon TCG extended-art print reworks Ceruledge #147 from the Prismatic Evolutions set into a scene that spills far past the card's original borders. Jagged black crystal shards and broken rock stretch across the foreground, lit from within by flickers of orange and blue, while a deep purple sky churns with storm clouds and scattered starlight above. The mood is tense and otherworldly, fitting for a Pokemon known for the spectral flame said to burn beneath its blades. Framed or slotted into a binder page, it reads less like a card and more like a small window into a battlefield caught mid-collapse — the kind of piece collectors hang up as much for the atmosphere as for the Pokemon itself.
What You Will Receive
This is a digital download — no physical card or print is mailed to you. After checkout, you'll get a single ZIP file containing everything needed to print the art at home or through a print shop.
US Letter Folder
- A 3x3 grid PDF sized for a standard 9-pocket binder page
- A VaultX 2x4 landscape layout PDF
- The full uncut artwork PDF
A4 Folder
- The same three PDFs — 3x3 grid, VaultX 2x4 landscape, and full uncut artwork — resized for A4 paper
An instructions PDF is included as well, covering trim lines and printing notes.
How It Works
- Add the listing to your cart and complete checkout.
- Open the confirmation email (or your account's downloads page) to access the ZIP file instantly.
- Print the files at home, through an online printing service, or at a local print shop.
- Trim as needed and place the borderless print into a binder page or any standard-sized frame.
Terms & Fine Print
- This is a digital-only listing — no physical item is shipped.
- Printed colors can look slightly different than what you see on screen, depending on your monitor and printer; heavyweight matte paper or cardstock is recommended for the best result.
- The artwork is for personal, non-commercial use only — reselling, sharing, or redistributing the files or prints isn't permitted.
- Digital downloads are non-refundable since delivery is instant, but reach out to the shop directly if you run into any file issues.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How will I get my files after I buy this?
You'll get the ZIP file delivered straight to your email right after purchase, as a personal download link — no account or sign-in required.
What exactly is in the ZIP file for Ceruledge #147?
You get a US Letter folder and an A4 folder, each holding a 3x3 grid PDF sized for a 9-pocket binder page, a VaultX 2x4 landscape PDF, and the full uncut artwork PDF, plus one instructions PDF covering print setup.
What if I lose the download email?
No problem — the same link in your original confirmation email can be reused any time to redownload your files.
What kind of paper works best for printing this at home?
Heavyweight matte paper or cardstock gives the crystal and starlight tones in this piece the most depth, since glossy paper can wash out the darker purples and blacks.
Will the uncut artwork version fit a normal picture frame?
Yes — the full uncut artwork PDF for Ceruledge #147 is meant to be trimmed and placed into a standard-sized frame, so it works well as a framed piece outside of a binder too.
Fun fact: what's the deal with Ceruledge's blades?
Ceruledge's arm blades are said to be made of spectral flame rather than metal, with lore suggesting the spirits of fallen warriors fuel the fire — a detail that fits the moody, haunted energy of this print.