…and Santa was a rock & roll band.
Send a greeting to the cowboy who stuck around long enough for a one night stand.
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This colorful, letterpressed pretty is well-designed and well-named.
A lovely gift for a preening friend who’s always late.
You’ll run out of occasions before you run out of cards when these letterpress specimens are delivered to your mailbox each month.
Or, you will be when you win this amazing print from the Brooklyn artists enormouschampion. Their bright, graphic letterpressing exudes strength and vigor–one of my favorite cards from their line is entitled, simply, “Battleship.” Their animals are bold rather than cute (which, to be honest, is refreshing; Etsy is overflowing with delicately drawn menageries these days): witness this parade of intrepid brown creatures whose collective brain bubble you can thoughtfully fill in.
enormouschampion has recently partnered with the organization Fabric of Life, which provides women skills training and encourages self-sustainability in Mali, Zimbabwe, Senegal, and Vietnam, in the creation of these stunning L’Afrique de L’Ouest cards. Printed with soy inks on 100% recycled paper, these just might be my new stationery wardrobe.
But I can’t hoard it all for myself: leave a comment on this post naming three good things in your life, and we’ll randomly choose a winner to receive a limited-edition “All Good Things” print. Perfect for hanging over a door or a bed, two places where such benedictions are always welcome.
the fine print:
Comments will be closed and entries will not be accepted after 11:59 pm EST on Sunday, March 29, 2009. The winner will be selected at random on Monday, March 30, 2009, and notified by e-mail. Results of the giveaway will be announced on Monday, March 30, 2009. Misosouper, a shopping blog reserves the right to disqualify entries that are incomplete, inaccurate, or considered spam.
Namely: this mod letterpressed calendar in its own acrylic stand, now 50% off. Buying a calendar before March is overrated anyway. Who wants to pay $15 for Jan and Feb?
