My daughter made the art appearing on this card, which my husband sent to all of his pest control customers. Sure beats the standard cards you see in the mailbox! 🙂
December 2009
I love the Life is Good brand 🙂 Too bad stickers are the only LIG products I can afford! 🙂
Picked up this over-sized, colorful card at UNC Asheville. It is advertising season five of “the George Foster Peabody Award-Winning Television Series.” Check it out at pbs.org/art21
This card, showing a word cloud (although I’m not sure of what), was to advertise “A response to the current state of the economy,” a talk by Luiza DeCamargo in Asheville. I like word clouds 🙂
Local art card … lovely 🙂 “Since January, 2009, wax is the new medium for Sue Fazio. Like the artist herself, these encaustic works are spontaneous, vibrant and soft around the edges.” This is wax?!? Awesome!
I would love to see this in person one day! From the card: “The Moeraki Boulders are scattered along the beach at Moeraki, 40km south of Oamaru. The soft mudstone containing the boulders was raised from the seabed around 15 million years ago, and the boulders are being exposed as the cliffs are eroded by the sea.” Otago is on the southern part of the South Island. (Thanks to Maria for this latest batch of cards, too!)
Wellington is New Zealand’s capital, on southern tip of the North Island. This is SOOO lovely … I want to visit!
“A Maori waka crew in Auckland during the commemorative activities in 1990 to mark the 150th anniversary of the Treaty of Waitangi.” Waka is a Maori canoe.
One of my most favorite New Zealand postcards! The Southern Cross is the English name of Crux Australis, a constellation visible in the Southern Hemisphere. Didn’t see it on my visit … maybe next time!
Another lovely view of Wellington