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06/10/2026

Father’s Day is a reminder to celebrate the dads, stepdads, grandfathers, father figures, and mentors who show up for us in big ways and small. From words of encouragement to acts of love that often go unnoticed, they help shape our lives every day.
This year, take a moment to let them know how much they mean to you. A heartfelt card can say what’s sometimes hard to put into words—and become something they’ll treasure long after Father’s Day has passed.
Who are you celebrating this Father’s Day? 💙

06/02/2026

shares some of her inspiration for her work 💌

05/29/2026

Something for everyone.

Check out some cute cards by on our website!

05/26/2026

A look at the creative process of a original painting. Created with layered acrylic washes on canvas and paper, each piece reflects a slow, intuitive process that builds depth and atmosphere over time.

Ariana’s work will be available as greeting cards on our website soon! In the meantime check out her other work 💌

It’s that time of year… seniors all over are finally graduating! It’s time for them to spread their wings and take this ...
05/21/2026

It’s that time of year… seniors all over are finally graduating! It’s time for them to spread their wings and take this next big step in their lives. This year, congratulate that special Grad’s incredible accomplishments with a unique artisan made card.
Don’t ask what the world needs, ask what makes you come alive and GO DO IT! Because what the world needs, is people who have come alive. - Howard Thurman “
This is a quote featured on one of our cards made by . The perfect advice for that Grad in your life.

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05/12/2026

A look at cyanotype process. Ariana Winston is a designer, artist, and maker who holds a B. Arch and MA in Interior Design from Pratt Institute.

Her work has been published in Architectural Digest, House Beautiful, Hudson Valley Magazine, CChairish, and Brownstoner among others.

Ariana explores ideas of history and narrative within contemporary life, crafting spaces and objects that combine tradition with modernity. Ariana grew up amongst the historic architecture of Kingston and Hurley, New York. After spending over 10 years living and working in New York City, she returned to New York’s Hudson Valley and continues to draw energy and inspiration from both locales.

Stay tuned for more on Ariana and her work soon!

05/08/2026

Mother’s Day isn’t one-size-fits-all…

It’s for your mom, yes—but also for the stepmoms, grandmas, aunts, chosen family, mentors, and friends who’ve shown up with love, guidance, and care when you needed it most.

Because being a mom, in any form, is no small thing. It’s the unseen work, the constant giving, the late nights, the quiet sacrifices, and the endless love that often goes unrecognized.
This year, take a moment to truly appreciate everything they do. Celebrate every kind of mom in your life with something thoughtful—a handwritten card goes a long way 🤍

Petals, paper, and a little bit of magic 💐
This Mother’s Day, say it with blooms that never fade—cards filled with delic...
05/05/2026

Petals, paper, and a little bit of magic 💐
This Mother’s Day, say it with blooms that never fade—cards filled with delicate florals, unexpected textures, and one-of-a-kind artwork that feels as special as she is. From pressed petals to playful, imaginative designs, each piece is made to be kept, cherished, and remembered.
Because she deserves more than flowers—she deserves something that lasts.

04/22/2026

shares a bit about her artistic practice.

“ Karen Dubbs Fisher Art was born out of the early dark days of the pandemic. I have worked as a clinical social worker for the past 35 years and during this time transitioned my clinical practice to remote telehealth. At the same time my youngest son Sam started his freshman year of college and was unable to be on campus so he was studying remotely as well. He was exploring Graphic Design as his major and we purchased him the Adobe software that he needed for his coursework. This was my exposure to graphic illustration and I began to pick up my iPad in my spare time and play around with photoshop, procreate and InDesign. Pretty soon I was hooked! I was delivering therapy to clients by day and creating in the evening became my therapy! I am mostly a self taught digital illustrator but I have taken a few classes at MECA to enhance my knowledge base of the programs I utilize. I like to bring vibrant color to my original designs in order to add some joy to those my work resonates with.“ - Karen 💌

04/08/2026

In a world of read receipts, typing bubbles, and messages that disappear as quickly as they’re sent, there’s something quietly powerful about putting pen to paper. A handwritten card slows things down. It asks you to pause, reflect, and choose your words with intention—turning even the simplest message into something lasting.
Digital communication is convenient (and we love it for that), but it often gets lost in the noise. A handwritten note, on the other hand, stands out. It’s tangible. It’s personal. It lives on kitchen counters, bookshelves, and bulletin boards—revisited again and again long after it’s received. It becomes a keepsake, not just a message.
There’s also something deeply human about handwriting. No two notes are exactly the same—the little quirks, the ink smudges, the way your words fill the page—they all carry a piece of you. It’s not just what you say, it’s how you say it. And in a time where so much is automated and templated, that authenticity matters more than ever.
Sending a handwritten card says: “I took time for you.” It turns everyday moments into meaningful ones—whether it’s a birthday, a thank you, or just a simple “thinking of you.” These small gestures create real connection in a way that no text or email quite can.
So here’s your reminder: slow down, reach out, and send something that lasts. 💌✨

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