Feebas #198 — Surging Sparks (Print Art)
This digital download is a fan-made Pokemon TCG print featuring Feebas #198 from the Surging Sparks set, built for framing instead of a binder page. The artwork sinks the card beneath a sunlit waterline into deep green kelp and shadowed rock, capturing a quiet, hidden-in-the-reeds underwater mood. You'll receive one ZIP with a US Prints folder (4 borderless PDFs sized 8.5x11in, 11x14in, 12x16in, and 16x20in) and an International Prints folder (A4 210x297mm and A3 297x420mm), all 300 DPI and centered, plus an instructions PDF and 4 mockup images.
Instant digital download — delivered by email after purchase. Digital downloads are non-refundable.
Sunlight Above, Feebas Below
This Pokemon TCG extended-art print turns Feebas #198 from the Surging Sparks set into a full underwater scene instead of a lone card floating on a plain background. Warm rock and greenery break the surface at the top of the frame, sunlight scatters across the waterline, and everything below fades into cool teal shadow where kelp climbs up from the sea floor. Feebas sits small and easy to overlook among the stalks — a nod to how plain and unremarkable this Pokemon is often described before its well-known transformation. Framed on a wall or shelf, it reads less like a trading card and more like a small aquarium scene, made for Pokemon TCG collectors who want their favorite pulls to feel like art.
What You Will Receive
This is a digital download — no physical print ships to your door. After checkout, you'll get a single ZIP file ready to open and print at home or through a print shop.
US Prints
- 8.5x11in borderless PDF
- 11x14in borderless PDF
- 12x16in borderless PDF
- 16x20in borderless PDF
International Prints
- A4 (210x297mm) borderless PDF
- A3 (297x420mm) borderless PDF
Every size is 300 DPI with the card centered in the frame, and the ZIP also includes an instructions PDF and 4 listing-mockup images.
How It Works
- Add the listing to your cart and complete checkout.
- Grab your ZIP file instantly from the confirmation email or your account's downloads page.
- Print the file at home, through an online printing service, or at a local print shop.
- Set the borderless print into any standard-sized frame that matches your chosen size.
Terms & Fine Print
- This is a digital-only listing — no physical item is mailed to you.
- Printed colors can look slightly different from what you see on screen due to monitor and printer differences; heavyweight matte paper or cardstock is recommended for the best result.
- This artwork is for personal, non-commercial use only — reselling, sharing, or redistributing the files or prints isn't allowed.
- Digital downloads are non-refundable since delivery is instant, but reach out to the shop if you run into any file issues.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do I get my files after buying?
You'll get your download link by email right after purchase — it arrives instantly and doesn't require creating an account.
What exactly is in the ZIP file?
Each purchase includes one ZIP file holding a US Prints folder (4 borderless PDFs sized 8.5x11in, 11x14in, 12x16in, and 16x20in) and an International Prints folder (A4 210x297mm and A3 297x420mm), all at 300 DPI with the card centered, plus an instructions PDF and 4 mockup images.
I lost my download email — can I still get my files?
Yes, the same download link from your confirmation email works again any time you need to redownload the files.
What paper should I use to print this scene?
Since the scene leans heavily into deep teal and green shadow, a heavyweight matte paper or cardstock keeps those underwater tones looking rich instead of glossy or washed out.
What frame size fits this piece best?
The 11x14in or 12x16in size gives Feebas #198 enough room against the kelp and rock without cropping into the waterline, though all six sizes are cropped and centered the same way.
Fun fact about Feebas?
Fun fact: in the games, Feebas is famously plain-looking and easy to overlook — right up until it evolves into the strikingly serpentine Milotic.