Fine Art Greeting Cards

I am looking for a site I once found with greeting cards that had fine art and famous poetry.

Check out http://www.adeepplace.com very nice poetry cards.

2006-10-10 08:42:11 by Anne

Original Photographic Fine Art Greeting Cards Enjoy this preview of our Jewish greeting card section at www.starlitestudio.com Print Shop. Visit ...

As in designs for greeting cards, posters, fine art prints etc.

What should be paid to the designer for the initial design and for a digital file that is ready to go directly to press?

Thanks in advance.

Check with the GAG, cause I think it's $50.00.

2008-05-19 10:09:06 by Kaybee

Notecard set presents 4 different designs of Frank Lloyd Wright, 5 cards of each design
Designs include patterns adapted from Bird in the Cage, Old Fashioned Window, March Ballons, and May Basket
Includes envelopes and decorative box

I am an artist. My skills and talent are in the fine arts. I produce greeting cards and prints for paper products. I have a ton of them ready to mail with a querry letter and special packaging, in hopes of a greeting card company wanting to buy my designs. I even have the addresses and names of the Art Directors of these companies. But I can't seem to mail them. They have been sitting in my studio now for over a year. What is my problem? I have also posted this question on psychology category as well.

You are afraid of rejection. My son (18) is a phenomenal artist, yet everything he ever draws gets crumpled up and thrown in the trash by him. Artists are very critical of their work.
Mail them in, if they don't like them, there are many others who may but you will never find out unless you try. Life goes many directions for many reasons. Someone may not like your work for greeting cards, yet may like the art work for something else. Again, you will never know until you try.
Don't stifle your opportunity for a productive future.

2006-06-06 17:57:42 by Lovemyfamily

We also sell matching Note Cards
Set of Six 5x7 inch Blank Holiday Greeting Cards with Envelopes
Printed on Heavy Weight Fine Art Museum Grade card stock

Dear Friends,

I am also an artist and I am trying to publish my own greeting cards etc.

I draw and paint cats..

I create both in traditional way and with the PC, I love Fine Art Digital..

How hard or expenscive is this, and can artists do it alone.

All advice will be greatly aprecaeted.

lulu.com

2008-05-26 16:44:31 by Lilly A

I am an artist. My skills and talent are in the fine arts. I produce greeting cards and prints for paper products. I have a ton of them ready to mail with a querry letter and special packaging, in hopes of a greeting card company wanting to buy my designs. I even have the addresses and names of the Art Directors of these companies. But I can't seem to mail them. They have been sitting in my studio now for over a year. What is my problem? I have also posted this question on psychology category as well.

fear of rejection and fear of the loss of ambition. face those fears and realize that a child falss hundreds even thousands of times before he/she learns to walk. and realize also that everyones taste are different so you will have some rejection and some will love your work . everyone is so diverse. you could be sitting on thousands of dollars and the next line of cards as well as being the one solely responsible for bringing a wife and husb. together a sick or dying child a smile or a grieving wife a smile or a co-worker a laugh etc. do you want to have that kind of talent and beauty in your hands and keep it hidden in a closet while the smiles could be endless???

2006-06-06 17:58:12 by Lovemyfamily