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Just wanna say you love someone? Here’s your card! This cute little image is printed with a white border around it. Printed with archival inks on large format archival greeting card stock – either 5 1/2” x 7 3/8” Crane Museo cards (creamy, archival paper – you know, Crane paper – the wedding stationery people).or…
…but do you REALLY? For any occasion, you can at least *pretend* that your special someone is your significant other, and not your phone! It’s a nice thought… 🙂 The image is printed with a white border around it. Printed with archival inks on large format archival greeting card stock – either 5 1/2” x…
Pretty straightforward 🙂 The image is printed with a white border around it. Printed with archival inks on large format archival greeting card stock – either 5 1/2” x 7 3/8” Crane Museo cards (creamy, archival paper – you know, Crane paper – the wedding stationery people).or 5 1/2″ by 7.26″ inkpress archival cards (very…
The perfect card for the donut lover in your life. This one makes me laugh, as a simple wish for a sweet future! Printed with archival inks on large format archival greeting card stock – either 5 1/2” x 7 3/8” Crane Museo cards (creamy, archival paper – you know, Crane paper – the wedding…
It’s tea time, with a little teapot! This is a giclée print* of one of my original ink drawings, scanned and digitally colored. The paper size is 8.5″ x 11″; the image has a white border around it for framing (larger than in the photo). –Please note: the watermark will NOT appear on the print…
Wheeee! It’s winter! Yaaaaay! This is a framed piece – a 5″ x 7″ simple white wood frame, showcasing a giclée* reproduction of my pen and ink sketch of a teapot and a cuppa tea, with a digitally colored background. It’s printed on textured Arches 230lb paper – a wonderful archival art paper. A note…
A giclée* reproduction of my ink drawing of a little teapot & a cuppa tea, digitally colored, graces the front of this large 5 1/2” x 7 3/8” greeting card; there’s a white border around the image. It’s printed on a Crane Museo card (creamy, archival paper – you know, Crane paper – the wedding…