Greeting Cards & Postcards
Pocket-sized art with more uses than you can wave a Bic at. Birthdays, thanks yous, Valentines or even Wednesdays, there’s always an occasion for a stunning card. From promotional weapon to distant friend-contactor, our cards are more versatile than Optimus Prime.
- Discount of 30% on every order of 16+ cards
- Superior writing surface for your words of wisdom
- 300gsm card with a satin finish
- Greeting cards supplied with envelopes and optional cellophane sleeves, ideal for reselling
Dimensions
Cards are designed to suit the most common image ratio of 3:2, but any image size can be printed—we just leave a white border.
- Standard Greeting Card - 100 x 150mm / 4” x 6”
- Large Greeting Card - 125 x 190 mm / 5” x 7.5”
- Postcard - 100 x 150mm / 4” x 6”
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ooh this is stellar my friend, I love all these great elements, bravo!!!
Whew, this photo picked up momentum quickly. Thanks Ange, I enjoyed trying to do this one. I actually imagined the mood before setting it up; I don’t normally “design” my images that much. Very pleased you like it.
– Rhoufi
Straight away my mind went to the Daylesford Book Barn – one of my favourite places. Wonderfully evocative I can smell those books, the dust and feel the warmth of the light. Lovely work Rhoufi :)
Thank you Gwynne. Yes I like the Book Barn as well, but this is closer to home – my front hall in fact. How many times I have passed through this scene and never seen the photo op. Then one day, heading out with camera in hand and hey! there’s a photo here. And tell me about the dust!!! So many books, so much dust. Nice to see you again.
– Rhoufi
But it is so safe here and organized;
trying The Outside every week or so
preferably at night when there are no crowds
until one adjusts to Them :
this can help….
Beautiful work!
Hi Tiz, you picked the sub-text alright. I didn’t mention the agoraphobia (I hate things with that extension), but that’s what I had in mind as well. There is refuge in books, the stories of other people’s lives, and then the home can become a self-contained prison.
– Rhoufi
Very appealing shot and words, R. Love this.
I think you win a prize for the tag “insiderness”, too ;)
Thank you so much Jan. Yes, “insiderness”: well it’s not a real word, but a writer friend of mine used this word to describe the narrator of one of my longer short stories. It was written in the 1st person by an internalized and detached traveller. So I have always been fond of this “non-word”; I think it can exist! Hey! this is English, the evolving language. :))))
– Rhoufi
Ooh I love this Rhoufi, wonderful composition and use of light
I should add I’m a fan of your words too
Thanks Georgie, there are certain times of the day and year that this hallway and front door has very special light. It faces west and it can go from subdued lighting as in the photo above, to firery red in a matter of hours. This was taken during the heat of the bushfires last year (same door in the background with the blinds down). Thanks for your lovely comments.
– Rhoufi
but books are your light
that’s what I can see here
the window itself is like a book
on your inner thoughts
it’s a fabulous image
A photographer friend of mine has been teaching me to open my eyes more; to look for a composition that encapsulates an emotion; to compose to express a feeling. This is an example of my efforts. Yes books are light for me, and inner thoughts, of course :)) I think my friend will be very pleased by your comment and that this image has attracted so many wonderful comments – I know I am; very pleased.
– Rhoufi
Belle image et belle reflexion Rhoufi…. mais peut-être la porte s’ouvre-t-elle sur un autre livre où vos pas sont écrits dans le rêve d’un autre ?
Merci Dwarkan. Vous comprenez que la bibliothèque d’un écrivain est une importante source de rêves. La lecture des bons mots des auteurs est inspirant me à écrire mes propres bons mots sur les choses qui me sont précieux. J’ai de grands espoirs que la porte de ces rêves est ouvert pour moi bientôt.
– Rhoufi
I like this very much. Why are the books all so thin? Or is it the angle of the shot that makes them look thin? Perhaps they too are hungry for a little play outdoors.
All my novels are hungry to be read; they are wasting away just waiting for me to find time. Every day as I walk passed they lean forward to be noticed “pick me; no me!” On the shelf that you can see here, await a chorus of novels by Auster, Banville, Russell Banks, Beckett, Bellow… all my favourites, all yet to be enjoyed. But all I get time for is taking their photo, what a tragic situation…. but yes, I will take them for a walk… soon Evelyn… soon. ;-))
– Rhoufi