Our Artist Community

<p>Hi, I'm Daria! Proud 90s kid from Poland.&nbsp;Studied graphic design at Art Academy in Warsaw and Bologna. Full-time girl and illustrator.&nbsp;Live in London by choice and don't complain on rain. Addicted to crayons, coffee and children's books*.</p><p>*(and following dogs on social media)</p>

<p>Ange at Design Minds Boutique enjoys creating fun and colourful cards with a cute, modern, and minimalist style.<br></p>

My name is Sarah Millicent Elliott, I am an oil painter living and working in Tasmania where I create work for 'Elliott My Dear' I love favourite childhood places, books, Grimm's fairy tales, gardening, renovating, and being inspired by my three children! Elliott My Dear creates original artwork prints and brooches that are colourful, detailed and a little bit melancholy. My oil paintings have a whimsical poetic feel a bit like illustrations of little moments.

I began illustrating cards (not so seriously) as soon as I could draw. Every year I’d ask my Dad what he wanted for his birthday. It was always the same answer, a handmade card. Despite it being a relatively inexpensive gift, I came to realise the great value in a simple greeting card at a young age. After completing my degree at RMIT University, Communication Design, I returned home to Hobart, Tasmania to take up a studio Residency at the Salamanca Arts Centre. Here, I began working as a freelance Illustrator with the odd hospitality shift to help keep the “dream” alive. Some of my major clients so far have included work for Target, Nab Bank and most recently, Cotton On. After holding a successful Pop Up Shop in July 2015, I decided it was time to start taking the cards more seriously. It is such a cool feeling knowing that through a simple scribble you have the ability to make people smile, or better yet, laugh out loud (aka lol) Eloise Lark Cards are essentially about making people smile. Working with a bit of humour, a bit of cute and a lot of cheek!

<p>Elza Fouché was born and raised in New Zealand but now resides in Western Australia. Although she lives on a cattle farm Elza loves everything fashion. When she's not painting/illustrating Elza enjoys cycling along the coast, drinking coffee, chatting about art with her artist parents and helping her husband on the farm.</p>

<p>Emma is an English illustrator with a life-long love of drawing and making things. &nbsp;A long obsession with pattern and stationery developed into the business that she runs today from her garden studio near London UK.</p><p>Emma crafts greeting cards and paper gifts full of joyful florals and pastel colours inspired by the nature she can see from her window, a love of our beautiful planet and all things vintage.</p><p><br></p><p><br></p>

am a Dachshund loving, cake munching, tea drinking Illustrator who is based in Nottingham, UK. My work is inspired by everyday life, interesting characters, travel, children and animals and this reflects in my work with the mix of bold colours and pastels being a strong theme. Humour is also very important and a lot of my illustrations come from things that make me giggle.

<p>Hello, I’m Fliss! An illustrator based in beautiful North Yorkshire, England. I love to design cards which are cute and heartfelt, but also funny and sometimes a little cheeky. My designs are generally bold and playful, but I do like to experiment with other styles too such as hand lettered work. I hope you love the cards I have to offer and I’m excited to bring more to the range!</p><p><br></p>

Goldfield Arts Greeting Cards are a creative fusion of correspondence and art. Designed in our California studio, my cards are created using a combination of vintage images, drawings, and bold graphics. Inspired by my own personal experiences, I often use words that have positively resonated within me personally. As a working artist in the graphic design industry for 15 years, I've also designed for a wide range of companies. My portfolio is filled with a diverse scope of projects including designing colorful gift & home products, company logos & branding, poster design, catalog photography, and design of promotional products.

Greer is a self-taught artist from Adelaide, South Australia. She specialises in acrylics, illustrations, watercolours and digital art. Her creative skillset is diverse, from big, bold, layered acrylic paintings on canvas, surfboards and glass, to fine ink work which you'll see in her finer illustrations and watercolours. Her bold, bright personality shines through in her unique work, which also draws people in. Greer gets her inspiration from nature, animals, different cultures as well as the coastline where she lives. www.greercandothat.com

<p>Guncha is a freelance illustrator and pattern designer who loves to create all things cute, colourful&nbsp;and whimsical. She calls Singapore her home and enjoys the sunshine and warm tropical weather all round the year. When not working on client work, she dabbles her brush and paint an imaginary world.</p>

<p>Hi, I'm Hannah, a freelance illustrator based in Yorkshire. I love drawing and creating fun characters to make people smile. My work has been used across a variety of areas from children's publishing to wall murals. My greeting cards range from the heartfelt to the humorous and everything in between. My designs use bright cheery colours and playful characters which I hope spread joy to everyone who sees them!</p>

Hanna Mancini is a Melbourne based artist, crafter, procrastinator and all round creative type. She has been drawing since she could hold a pencil, and loves using her hands to create all manner of interesting bits and bobs. Hanna runs her own creative label, ‘Hannakin’ (originally a nickname given to her by a friend; it’s sweet and kind of silly, which represents her just perfectly!) The label itself includes the varying range of funny, whimsical little things she does, which all come from somewhere in dark recesses of her mind. Her creative practice involves all sorts of different mediums and techniques; she jumps between drawing and illustration and making 3D soft sculptures and accessories.

<p>Hello! I’m Heather, the illustrator behind HeatherLucyJ. Most days you can find me drawing in my tiny studio space with a huge mug of coffee, listening to music and illustrating new ideas. When I’m not drawing, I love exploring new places, reading &amp; wandering around art galleries. </p><p>HeatherLucyJ is the place where you can find a range of illustrated paper goods which capture the eclectic things that I love, in a whimsical &amp; unique style. Although they range in subject matter – from nature to travel – my illustrations centre around the little things in life &amp; the way that they can bring us together, even on the smallest scale. </p><p>It brings me so much joy to share my illustrations on greeting cards and prints and to see other people find a connection with my little artworks too. </p><p>I hope you enjoy browsing my shop &amp; that you find something you love!&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;</p>

Hello Miss May is all about producing cute and quirky paper goods. Inspired by everyday living, May Leong draws from her heart. A professional day dreamer, you can find her whimsical days @hellomissmay. May and Baz greeting cards are fun and fit for the 21st century, truly! Where else can you find words like “Cray Cray”, “Totes” and “Caturday”?

Illustrator and designer Dingding Hu is a life observer, color lover, and storyteller who is aimed at making juice out of everyday ordinary. She specializes in illustrating scenes, characters and objects, and has made stickers for Google Allo, illustrated map of Chinatown for MOCA NYC, as well as drawn hot dogs for Lucky Peach, among other projects. Hu is Hungry is a modern lifestyle brand that focus on stationery and gifts with a strong influence from contemporary food and comedy scene. All products are based on artwork from Illustrator Dingding Hu. The brand embraces Dingding’s true love for food and its ability to connect, inspire and cure, aiming to generate a positive attitude towards life in general.

<p>Illustrator and designer, Imogen Aitchison, is the face behind Imogen Louise Design, a range of farming and wildlife inspired paper goods. Working both traditionally and digitally her designs reflect on the slower pace of life that is found in the countryside, but by adding her contemporary design skills, she has created a range of cards that are fitting for today&acirc;&#128;&#153;s modern life.</p>

<p>In the Daylight is a boutique stationery range co-created by husband and wife team on The Gold Coast, Australia. Featuring the illustrations of Jess and the support of Rick and their Samoyed fur baby Finn, the collection celebrates the beauty of common objects. The range features original hand illustrated designs and beautifully crafted lettering inspired by the simplicity and uniqueness of everyday items. Jess' illustrations and typography combine to tell a story that sparks the imagination and delights the receiver. Innocent and refreshing, In the Daylight creates a world that is easy to lose yourself in.</p>

Jennifer Tyers grew up in the north west coast Tasmania on a small farm. Jennifer went to the Tasmanian University School of Art and then much later after that she traveled to Singapore and lived there and lived in Malaysia, spending time in Sarawak and Chiang Mai briefly before heading back to Australia, where she currently still lives, in Brisbane. Jennifer feels passionate about animals and the environment. She has had a children's book published called 'When it is Night' and a graphic comic called 'Bear Hour.' Jennifer makes artists books and exhibits her paintings regularly in Australia and overseas. The Cardly series of cards showcases her illustration style. The Nordic Series are a small series of watercolour paintings inspired by nordic noir TV, snow, fairisle jumpers, seals, moustaches and icebergs. The Tasmanian Animals series came through her love of animals, particularly Tasmanian animals, although several of these creatures are also found in other parts of Australia.

<p style="border: 0px; font-variant-numeric: inherit; font-variant-east-asian: inherit; font-stretch: inherit; line-height: inherit; margin-top: 1em; margin-bottom: 0px; padding: 0px; vertical-align: baseline;">Hello Lovely! <span style="border: 0px; font-variant-numeric: inherit; font-variant-east-asian: inherit; font-stretch: inherit; line-height: inherit; margin: 0px; padding: 0px; vertical-align: baseline;">I'm Jess, An illustrator based in West Yorkshire, England.</span> There's nothing I love more than sitting down with a coffee and creating new and exciting artwork.</p><p style="border: 0px; font-variant-numeric: inherit; font-variant-east-asian: inherit; font-stretch: inherit; line-height: inherit; margin-top: 1em; margin-bottom: 0px; padding: 0px; vertical-align: baseline;">I've spent many years designing Greetings Cards for high-street brands and thought it was about time I started making some fun things with my name on them instead! My style is bright and playful. I try to inject humour into all my art so it can be loved by young and old! I really hope you like what I do. Have a great day!</p>

Jessica Eyre is an English Illustrator and surface designer. Her designs have been sold worldwide on a range of products such as greetings cards, stationery, apparel and more! She spends most of her time drawing in her little home studio surrounded by millions of plants and one fluffy cat. Her designs are full of colour and quirky characters to brighten up your day.

<p>Jessica’s design studio in Derbyshire, UK is home to a unique collection of cute artwork and custom creations. Her range features quirky gifts and cards to make people feel cheerful – on special occasions or anytime you want to make them smile. Every illustration starts as a pencil sketch and comes to life with happy colours and bold lines. You will find cute characters combined with a cheerful colour palette and made with love!</p>

<p>Jewel Paper Co was born out of a love of beautiful stationery and the hand written word. Doodler and designer, Yas makes magic in a cosy old Queenslander on a farm in south west Queensland. Yas is a big fan of hand written notes, cups of tea, snail mail, gingham and unexpected, thoughtful touches.&nbsp;</p>

<div>“They say dogs spend their lifetime studying our body language. I think I am spending my lifetime studying theirs.” Jo is an award-winning dog artist based in the UK. All her cards feature dogs and the occasional cat, focussing on main occasion events. Jo specialises in capturing the character of her subjects and translating those ‘looks’ our canine companions use to communicate with us. She travels Europe in her van with her husband and dog, Thomasina, designing new cards and working to commission. When she’s not travelling she has a small studio in the Forest of Dean in the UK.</div>