"Do you remember Anita Hill? I was a teenager when she testified that Clarence Thomas sexually harassed her at work. He became a Supreme Court Judge anyway but it was the beginning of anti-harassment policies in the workplace. Anita Hill withstood a lot of criticism and ridicule, most of which had little or nothing to do with her testimony. Here is a reminder that her work and words are important." - Hope Amico
4.25" x 5.5" letterpressed card. Part of Gutwrench Press' Keep Writing postcard series. Printed with chocolate brown and blue inks on Grapesicle French Paper.
Styled like a grade school Valentine, Corina Dross recontextualizes the classic Smiths lyrics from "Ask" to create a striking card that reminds us what our options look like.
Printed on crisp 110 lb ivory cardstock, bordered in red, with To and From on the reverse side.
An assortment of postcards from letterpress artist Hope Amico and her long-running Keep Writing postcard project. 4" x 5" cards.
Get yourself a pack of 5 or a pack of 10. You won't regret it.
Two curious and haunting postcards made in combination with Spencer Moody's chapbook Lanai. Cards contain a download code.
In these dark times, let there be light.
4" x 5" letterpressed card. Part of Gutwrench Press' Keep Writing postcard series.
The anti-valentine, any time of the year. From Portland children's book illustrator, Kate Berube.
Blank greeting card printed with photo quality ink jet printer using archival ink on a warm cream watercolor paper, with a white envelope.
Please do.
4" x 5.5", glossy finish, postcard lines on reverse side.
A Max Ernst classic, on a greeting card.
5.5" x 4". Comes with a textured eggshell white envelope. Blank interiors, on recycled textured cardstock.
A creature made of shoes, by Max Ernst.
5.5" x 4". Comes with a textured eggshell white envelope. Blank interiors, on recycled textured cardstock.
A levitation act. From Max Ernst's 1934 collage classic, A Week of Kindness or The Seven Deadly Elements.
Offset print, chipboard covers. 5" x 7.5", 50 pages.