Amen printable wall art, colourful AMEN block letters filled with the Lord's Prayer, Psalm 23, Psalm 121 and the Priestly Blessing, instant digital download

Amen Prayer Print — Printable Christian Wall Art | Instant Download

£5.00
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Amen printable wall art, colourful AMEN block letters filled with the Lord's Prayer, Psalm 23, Psalm 121 and the Priestly Blessing, instant digital download

Amen Prayer Print — Printable Christian Wall Art | Instant Download

£5.00

One word, four prayers. AMEN in big block letters, and inside each letter a different prayer, written out in lines of mixed type and bright colour:

  • A — The Lord's Prayer
  • M — Psalm 23, “Yahweh is my shepherd”
  • E — Psalm 121, “I will lift up my eyes to the hills”
  • N — The Priestly Blessing, “Yahweh bless you, and keep you”

From across the room it reads as one bold, cheerful word. Up close, it's something to stand and read. White ground, coloured pennant border with gold, and a small cross in every corner.

What you get

Four shapes, so there is one to fit whatever frame you already own. Each comes as both a JPEG and a PDF, all at 300 DPI, and all landscape:

  • A sizes — prints at A5, A4, A3, A2 and A1
  • 3:2 ratio — prints at 12x8in, 18x12in and 24x16in
  • 5:4 ratio — prints at 10x8in and 20x16in
  • 14x11in

A short printing guide is included in the download.

Printing it

Print at actual size or 100% rather than “fit to page”, which shrinks the design and leaves uneven margins. At a print shop, hand them the PDF and ask for the size you want. Paper of 200gsm or heavier hangs far better than ordinary printer paper, and matte suits this design better than gloss.

Please note

  • This is a digital file. Nothing is posted to you, and there is no physical print.
  • Colours can look slightly different on paper than on a bright screen.
  • For your personal use. Please do not resell, share or redistribute the files, or use them commercially.

Scripture from the World English Bible — Psalm 23, Psalm 121 and Numbers 6:24–26. The Lord's Prayer in its traditional wording.

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