If you speak Galego, nice printable calendars just got easier. Well, mostly easier.
New language available in any of the calendar types.

Just when I thought it wasn’t possible to come up with a new style of basic configurable lines on a page, I got a suggestion for Spider Paper!

Though it may be my last, I made my first iPad app this morning.

Its job is just to look cool while hanging on a wall. Also, it tells you what time it is in a mildly easy-to-read font called Monaco. Come to think of it – I think that’s what my terminal is set to.
Just head there with your iPad, then click on the extras button in Safari and “Add to Home Page”!
It’ll download everything it needs to run to your iPad, and you can use the clock forever and ever after that – even if you’re not online.
Cheers, all!

Detached squares!

The normally cluttered centers of the Polar Graph papers are now also available as either “Clear” (with no lines going to the center) or “Cross” (with a small + at the center of the graph).
Enjoy!

After several requests – I finally got the time to implement multiple colors on a single PDF graph.
Multi-Color Graph Paper

The calendars are now available in the Basque language!

If the inverting absolute size into “Lines per inch” notation was driving you batty, I have a new generator which works in a different way!
Try it here.

Inverted Graph Paper

Inverted (white-on-colour) PDF Generator

I have had plain staff paper available on my site for a while, but if you’re looking to up your creativity, check out FreeStaves.com.
In particular, I like the study scores and “featured” papers. Yay! Crumply!
Seriously cool stuff.

Yeah, its been a while since that headline came up!
Behold!

Grid Lined

Grid-Lined PDF Generator – – Multiple boxes per each writing line.

Are you in Turkey and need a calendar? Maybe you speak Turkish and haven’t found a decent printable calendar… Well, now you can!

The people have spoken, and they want filler paper… without so many confusing options.
Behold! Notebook Paper!
It even comes with the new “grad-school” lined option with half the header, and 3.55mm line spacing.
“That’s manifesto paper right there…”
- Forrest

For those of you who wanted the note-taking paper in other orientations – those options are now available in all varieties… lined, graph, and music notation!
Need the summary on top? No problem. How about the cue area on the right? Easy to do!
Enjoy!
(Thanks to Ivan who actually did all the work on this update.)

It must have been dozens of times you’ve come to this site looking “just the right kind of perspective grid” for your project… Well, after years of requests… and several headaches induced by API2 module documentation, it is finally here.

Configurable Single Point Perspective Grids!
Now I’m going to go have a celebration cupcake.