They just recently had an Easter Egg Hunt on their blog, http://www.moo.com/blog — it was a lot of fun to participate in and I was pretty excited when I was randomly selected to receive a pack of free greeting cards. Will hopefully use that soon and see how the pics turn out after I get my camera repaired. The sensor fizzed out on me.

@rob — That’s what I like about you, Rob. You see stuff that other people don’t see. It’s like a secret handshake. Only people who deserve to know it, do.

@Sophia — I think you should get some first…maybe it’ll force you into working on your website faster.

@xibee — I had to look up that Counting Crows lyric. We are colour-matching telepathically.

And yes, it’s always nice to see one’s work in a less-conventional medium. Usually the rule is the-bigger-the-better for prints, but sometimes it’s a smaller size that makes something stand out.

@Tiana — I think you should have them made to say stuff like “Tiana is pregnant…please massage accordingly” or “There’s always room for cookies!”. Sometimes, people just need to be reminded.

@Pearl — I had no idea they were up for an award…I must vote to express my approval!

I just bought all these grey clothes and a silver pearl. Hm. Interesting.

Your cards look like professional ads until you notice some of the content, which makes them really different in context of a distributable card. Your work is always so crystalline that it’s really interesting to see the content you would NOT find in a calling card in such a glossy form.