By East End Prints - Greetings Cards & Postcards
Love Boots Greeting Card
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Why we carry this
Here's a greeting card that arrives looking like someone actually cared enough to send something other than a text message. Printed with vegan inks on substantial 300gsm Invercote board—the kind of cardstock that feels important in your hands—it features the work of Parrott Paints, an artist who specializes in digital illustrations and custom-painted clothing. Her designs pull from nature, slather on the color, and operate under the quaint belief that kindness might actually matter. She makes things to remind you to love yourself, connect with your community, and appreciate the natural world, as if we all didn't already have enough on our plates. Still, it's a nice card.
— partoo
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