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Finding Home Notecards

$15.00

Whether dog lovers or not, recipients of one of Traer Scott’s gorgeous notecards will surely be touched by them. The photographer captured the personality of 12 shelter dogs in black and white …

Profanity Greeting Cards

$15.00

Perhaps not made to give your grandma (depending on your grandma’s taste, that is), Not Another Bill’s set of Profanity Greeting Cards don’t technically insult the person you give them to—since the …

Illustrated Tarot Cards

$17.00

We interviewed Spanish artist Ricardo Cavolo for his first book-cum-journal, “101 Artists to Listen to Before You Die,” and it’s easy to tell he’s a music lover. He recently did the album …

“I Didn’t Miss You” Card

$4.00

New York-based artist Julia Pott draws, in her words, “aggressively cute” illustrations and her greeting cards are no exception. If being brutality honest is your vibe, Pott’s oddly sweet “I didn’t miss …

Jeweled Butterfly Notes

$125.00

These Jeweled Butterfly Notes from designer Kimberly McDonald + Mrs John L Strong put card-opening on par with unwrapping presents. Meant to coordinate with McDonald’s Butterfly Box Set, the luxurious 12-card collection …

Gold Playing Cards

$18.00

Double-down on game night with Poketo’s shiny set of Gold Playing Cards. The standard deck of cards is made from a durable plastic, so your winning hand will remain spill-proof even in …

Heart of Love Card

$1.00

While many are familiar with Alexander Girard’s acclaimed graphic designs, most people may not know he was a prolific letter writer. Appropriately, the iconic (oft times patterned-based) works by the celebrated mid-century …

The Fantod Pack

$9.00

Read your (mis)fortune today with The Fantod Pack, Edward Gorey’s dark, but humorous, illustrated spoof on tarot cards. An interpretation booklet unlocks the meaning of Gorey’s trademark macabre sketches—each a miniature work …

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Honest Empathy Cards by Emily McDowell

For LA-based designer Emily McDowell, the most difficult part of battling cancer wasn’t the sickness itself, but the loneliness she felt when her friends and family distanced themselves from her. Now cancer-free, …