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Chess art field notes
Launch notes, gift guides, and practical explainers for making a print from a PGN, a Lichess link, a famous game, or the move score that still lives in your head.
Design notes · 5 min read
A plain-English guide to Portable Game Notation, what a chess PGN contains, and why a full move record is better than a screenshot for custom chess art.
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Real moves first. Art direction second.
Design notes · 5 min read
A resilient guide to finding a Chess.com game PGN or public game link, checking that it is complete, and bringing the move record into Endgame wall art.
Read the guideDesign notes · 6 min read
PGN records a whole chess game while FEN records one position. Learn which format you need for Endgame Trace, Score, Sequence, and Position prints.
Read the guideFamous games · 5 min read
A plain-English guide to Anderssen vs Kieseritzky, London 1851, the King’s Gambit Accepted masterpiece where both rooks and the queen vanish before 23.Be7#.
Read the guideFamous games · 5 min read
A plain-English guide to Paul Morphy’s Opera Game, the 1858 Paris Opera miniature where fast development leads to 16.Qb8+ Nxb8 17.Rd8#.
Read the guideFamous games · 5 min read
A plain-English guide to Anderssen vs Dufresne, Berlin 1852, the Evans Gambit classic that ends with a forcing queen sacrifice and 24.Bxe7#.
Read the guideFamous games · 5 min read
A plain-English guide to Donald Byrne vs Bobby Fischer, New York 1956, the Gruenfeld Defense masterpiece where a thirteen-year-old Fischer offers his queen and wins with a long forcing attack.
Read the guideFamous games · 5 min read
A plain-English guide to Garry Kasparov vs Veselin Topalov, Wijk aan Zee 1999, the Pirc Defense masterpiece where 24.Rxd4 starts a modern king hunt across the board.
Read the guideBuying guides · 6 min read
A practical guide to turning a real PGN, Lichess game, or Chess.com game into custom chess board art without losing the truth of the moves.
Read the guideGift guides · 5 min read
Chess gift ideas for serious players, coaches, club teammates, and family members — with a focus on personal gifts built from real games.
Read the guideDesign notes · 4 min read
How to take a Lichess game, import the moves, choose an Endgame art structure, and order a chess print based on the exact game.
Read the guideFamous games · 6 min read
A launch guide to famous chess games, iconic positions, and legendary move sequences that translate naturally into custom chess prints and wall art.
Read the guideDesign notes · 5 min read
How opening lines, ECO codes, pawn structures, and personal repertoire games can become chess opening posters for players who identify with the lines they play.
Read the guideFind the right guide
The fastest path is usually simple: pick the game, player, opening, or gift moment you care about, then open the guide that matches it.
Start with the creator, then save the article idea: opening lesson, club prize, coach gift, or famous game comparison.