Showing posts with label greeting cards. Show all posts
Showing posts with label greeting cards. Show all posts
Message of the day
Via Danielle LaPorte, whose cards I'm very excited to start sending out. In other news, I got a Nook! I'm excited to start reading with it and my first purchase was Caryn Rose's novel B-Sides and Broken Hearts (only $4.99!).
Labels:
Danielle LaPorte,
ebooks,
greeting cards,
love
Project of the week: Card Sending
I have nine gorgeous cards from Danielle LaPorte (keeping "french-kiss life" for myself). I have two plotted out, but the rest? Not sure yet. I'm about to get a Nook and move into ereader land, though I will probably always buy books, but I will really always buy greeting cards. I love them. I also got some Dylan's Candy Bar ones that are full of colorful lollipops. So fun. If you want a postcard for my new book Obsessed: Erotic Romance for Women (US only), email obsessedantho at gmail.com with "Postcard" in the subject and your name and mailing address in the body. I make almost daily trips to the post office and I love it (even paying bills, which I mostly do online, is more fun with "Celebrate!" stamps, and I love Forever stamps because someday I will unearth a stash of hundreds of stamps and it'll probably be 2040 and I can, hopefully, still use them).
Labels:
Danielle LaPorte,
greeting cards
Father's Day Cards
Yesterday was Father's Day, and I was fortunate enough to spend time with my dad, my step-dad-in-law, and my brother-in-law, who's a brand new papa (his beautiful girl is just over a week old. I made greeting cards for each of them. They were printed digitally, but next year I hope to have them available for purchase as screen printed cards.
The top one was for my dad, and is inspired by the fact that he likes to refer to himself as "the King", even though in my house the Queen was really the one in charge. The second one was for Kenny, who is a fun-loving guy. And the final card is for Glen, who is over the moon about his brand new baby girl, Ella. Unfortunately I couldn't make a card for Richie, my father-in-law, who isn't with us but is in our thoughts.
Labels:
digital,
Father's Day,
graphic design,
greeting cards


