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Couple scrapbooks, made for fictional families

Every example here was made with AI from a template, for a family we made up. Your book uses your names, your answers and your photos.

Watercolour cover of a young couple sharing a cup of tea on a low wall under a flowering gulmohar tree.

Example book · made with AI for a fictional family

Aarav & Meher: From the Hostel Canteen to Forever

For Meher, from Aarav, Pune, on her 29th birthday. A fictional couple.

A Classic hardcover in the watercolour style, told in order: the hostel canteen in Chandigarh, the first date, the long-distance year, and the small Pune flat they share now. Aarav answered the six questions in Hinglish voice notes on his way to work, so the words sound like him.

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  1. Watercolour of a young man and woman in a busy college canteen, both reaching for the last samosa on a steel plate.

    Pehli mulaqat: the hostel canteen, one last samosa and two hands reaching for it. Aarav let Meher have it, and then sat down at her table anyway.

  2. Watercolour of a couple laughing under a small awning by a lake in the rain, holding paper plates of momos, a scooter parked beside them.

    Our first proper date: one borrowed scooter, two plates of momos by the lake, and a rain shower nobody had planned for. You said it was the best date of your life. I still believe you.

  3. Watercolour of a couple on a small apartment balcony full of potted plants, sharing morning tea.

    Ab: a small balcony in Pune, too many plants, and the same fight about who makes better chai. Happy birthday, Meher. It is still you, every single time.

Watercolour cover of a couple sitting together on a quiet beach at sunrise.

Example book · made with AI for a fictional family

52 Reasons I Love You, Karthik

For Karthik, from Divya, Chennai, for Valentine's Day. A fictional couple.

A pocket Mini softcover in the watercolour style, with a few reasons and a picture to each page. Divya typed nine reasons and spoke the rest into a two-minute voice note. She ticked the suggestions that were true and skipped the rest, so every reason in the book is hers.

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  1. Watercolour of a man pouring filter coffee from a height between a steel tumbler and bowl in a home kitchen.

    Reason 7: the way you make my filter coffee every morning, a little too strong, poured from too high, and always in my favourite tumbler.

  2. Watercolour of a man asleep against a train window while the woman beside him smiles.

    Reason 19: you fall asleep on every train, and somehow you still wake up for my stop.

  3. Watercolour of a couple sitting on a rooftop terrace at dusk, watching kites in an orange sky.

    Reason 52: you are my favourite person to do nothing with. Kites, a terrace and two cups of coffee. That is my whole idea of a perfect evening.

Watercolour cover of a young man by a snowy window holding a blank envelope.

Example book · made with AI for a fictional family

Open When, Ishaan: Letters from Bengaluru to Toronto

For Ishaan, from Reuben, Bengaluru, when Ishaan moved to Toronto for his master's. A fictional couple.

Ten letters in a Mini book, each after its own envelope page, in the watercolour style. Reuben recorded one voice note for each envelope, and a QR code on every letter plays it in his voice. In the digital version, each letter stays locked until Ishaan taps it.

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  1. Watercolour of a young man on a city balcony at night with string lights, holding a phone near his face as if recording.

    Open when you miss me. Hold your phone over the code and press play. It is me, badly humming the song from our first road trip, with the autos honking outside.

  2. Watercolour of a young man sitting up in bed at night by a lamp, holding a mug, snow outside the window.

    Open when you can't sleep. My morning is your night, remember. Make a hot chocolate, put on your socks, and call me. I will already be up.

  3. Watercolour of two young men sitting on a park bench under large trees, sharing a paper cone of roasted peanuts.

    Open when it is our anniversary. Three years since the bench in Cubbon Park. Same moon, two cities, and I am counting the days to December.

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