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Originally from Scotland, Linzie now lives in North London. Her freelance illustration work is created digitally for clients such as Time magazine, the BBC Worldwide, The Guardian, and many more. When away from the computer she enjoys traditional print-making and book-binding.
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Spam Art
30 April 2010
By Risa
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The quality of the cards are great - in a paper fight, these thick cards would win hands down for sturdiness. Also, the cards are held to the spine with glue, which means you don't have to put up with craptabulous tear-along-the-dotted-line needlessness.
Rummage through the subject lines of your spam box, hand-paint artsy-fartsy color and styling on them and print them on postcards and voilà - you have this book. All 30 cards are colorful and creative. Some of them are appropriate to send to male friends, some to female friends, and none are appropriate to send to children or your grandma (as you can imagine, there's a lot of sexual innuendo and general rude funniness).
Rummage through the subject lines of your spam box, hand-paint artsy-fartsy color and styling on them and print them on postcards and voilà - you have this book. All 30 cards are colorful and creative. Some of them are appropriate to send to male friends, some to female friends, and none are appropriate to send to children or your grandma (as you can imagine, there's a lot of sexual innuendo and general rude funniness).
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RSVP's
1 Sep 2010
By A. Diaz
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I sent these postcards as well as some Paul Frank ones as RSVP's for my wedding. My guests loved them so much, some of them never sent back them back. I'm saving the "Small Sized Loser" one for my brother in law.
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Postcards
31 Mar 2010
By Melody Driscoll
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I was pleasantly surprised about the uniqueness these postcards possess-I'm enjoying them prior to sending them!
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