Strange yet beautiful animal ecards

Have you had a chance to view all the new animal ecards created by Priya? They are a bit strange, a bit silly but all wonderful and great to send to friends.

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Velvet Paintings--tigers, monkey, devils, dogs playing poker!

We've just posted a set of five eCards that are actual velvet paintings courtesy of www.velvetpaintings.com. You may be able to find these in a Tijuana market but perhaps not with the same snarky vibe. And who doesn't love dogs playing poker or pool or baby tigers or even a Monkey poker dealer. Enjoy

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New! Artist Spotlight--Tracy Robinson

We've just launched our second series of Artist eCards. These wonderful cat eCards were created by Tracy Robinson who beautifully captures the inner life of cats. Cats and kittens who are watchful, sweet, sleepy, attentive, jealous, dangerous and faithful are all expressed in these pieces. Be sure to visit www.duskyward.com to see more of Tracy's work.

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New Artist Spotlight Teaser

The very talented Tracy Robinson is finishing up a series of slightly ironic cat ecards that are beautiful and funny. They will be uploaded next week but here are a couple to get you in the mood.

Artist Spotlight---Jason Arnold

Artist Spotlight---Jason Arnold

The very talented and slightly outrageous Jason Arnold has designed a set of eCards with messages of breaking up, I'm sorry, happy birthday and thinking of you...but in a way that isn't what you'd expect. Visit his site at Jason's Gallery to see his street/skate/graffiti style.

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Sneak Peek---Artist eCards

Sneak Peek---Artist eCards
We will be launching a new section, Artist eCards, on April 1st featuring new artists each month. The artists range from well known gallery favorites to underground outsider artists. We will have lowbrow to highbrow to skate to graffiti to tattoo inspired works. They have in common a distinctive style and each of their cards tell a story. The first artist is Jason Arnold and below is a sneak peek at his "I'm Sorry" eCard. It's live on the site in the "Sorry" section if you want to start sending it out.
P.S. If you are an artist and want to have your work considered for this gallery shoot me an email with a few jpgs at lynda@hipstercards.com.