Snover #140 — Mega Evolution (Print Art)
This is a digital download of a fan-made Pokemon TCG print inspired by Snover #140 from the Mega Evolution set. The scene shows a snow-blanketed courtyard with a frosted clock tower and drooping pine trees under soft, overcast winter light. The ZIP includes a US Prints folder with 4 borderless PDFs (8.5x11in, 11x14in, 12x16in, 16x20in) and an International Prints folder with 2 PDFs (A4, A3), all 300 DPI with the card centered, plus instructions and 4 mockup images.
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A Quiet Courtyard Buried in Snow
This Pokemon TCG extended-art print carries Snover #140 from the Mega Evolution set out past its usual borders and into a full winter scene. Heavy snow blankets peaked rooftops, a frosted clock tower, and pine boughs bowed low under the weight of drifts, all caught in the flat, grey-blue hush of an overcast day. Snover itself is easy to miss at first glance, tucked small against the white — which tracks with how this Grass/Ice-type is known to stay half-hidden in cold, wooded terrain until it wanders into view. Framed on its own or set beside other pieces, it works as a quiet bit of wall art for anyone who collects Pokemon TCG art beyond the card itself.
What You Will Receive
This listing is a digital download — there's no physical print mailed out. Everything arrives in a single ZIP file, ready to open the moment checkout finishes.
US Prints
- 4 borderless PDFs sized for standard US photo frames: 8.5x11in, 11x14in, 12x16in, and 16x20in
International Prints
- 2 borderless PDFs sized for A4 (210x297mm) and A3 (297x420mm) paper
Every size is printed at 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 the ZIP instantly from your confirmation email or your account's downloads page.
- Print the file at home, through an online printing service, or at a local print shop.
- Drop the borderless print into any standard-sized photo frame that matches the sheet you printed.
Terms & Fine Print
- This is a digital-only listing — no physical item is shipped to you.
- Printed colors can shift slightly from what you see on-screen depending on your monitor and printer, so 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 allowed.
- Digital downloads are non-refundable since delivery is instant, but reach out to the shop if any file gives you trouble.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do I get my files after buying?
Right after checkout, you'll get an email with your personal download link — no account or login required, just click and grab the ZIP.
What exactly is in the ZIP file?
You'll find a US Prints folder with 4 borderless PDFs (8.5x11in, 11x14in, 12x16in, 16x20in) and an International Prints folder with 2 PDFs (A4 and A3), all at 300 DPI with the card centered in every size, 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 original confirmation email works any time you need to redownload, so hang onto it or check your account's order history.
What size should I print Snover #140 for framing?
It depends on the frame you already own — the 8.5x11in or A4 size works well for smaller frames, while the 16x20in or A3 gives you a bigger, more dramatic version of the same snowy courtyard scene.
Will the colors print true to what I see on screen?
They should be close, but monitors and printers render color a little differently, so printing on matte or heavyweight cardstock tends to give the snow and shadows in this scene the truest look.
Fun fact: why does Snover get buried in snow like this?
Snover is known as the Frost Tree Pokemon and is said to shake its body to bring on snowfall, so a courtyard drifted in snow is basically its natural comfort zone.