William Allardice produces two of the world’s most popular and timeless card ranges. Premium illustrative flora and fauna cards from the collection of the Natural History Museum, London, and beautifully hand crafted letterpress cards for all occasions, which he prints, one by one, on an old Heidelberg letterpress machine.

Badger & Burke is the weird, colourful love child of Vancouver-based illustrators and long time friends Holton Brock and Jamie Armstrong. The boys have created an eclectic paper goods company inspired by mid-century illustration, puppies, paper-cutouts, and tropical fruit, carried by their unique collaborative style and lame sense of humour.

“The Bod” belongs to one of the most prestigious and ancient literary institutions in the world, the University of Oxford. More recently, it was used as the library of Hogwart’s, an educational institution of an entirely different kind. This is one of our most popular and timeless card ranges, featuring die-cut retro book covers.

Founded in 2010 by Scottish designer Laura Park and now based in York, this is one sweet, sweet brand of cards and paper goods. Laura has an uncanny ability to make animals seem very human, with whimsical illustrations and cute captions. Check out her latest designs and you’ll fall in love with them.

Mehreen and Zain are a San Francisco couple who love making people laugh at themselves (and at others). Sold through hundreds of stores across the US, Footnotes is the perfect card to give for any occasion, to someone who loves wit and sarcasm.

The sister studio of the relentlessly evolving UK creative brand Ohh Deer. Off Centre is an assemblage of refreshingly unique contemporary artists, which are charged with developing refreshing yet highly commercial greeting card designs for a wide audience. All designs incorporate foil or embossed treatments for added visual appeal.

The Ward Brothers of London take the celebrity puns art form to a new level, with brilliant name playing and ingenious caricatures. They started by selling cards at the Broadway market and honed their skills from the constant customer feedback and are now busily expanding into books.

After being stung by a bee and very nearly dying from anaphylactic shock, Connecticut based artist Pamela Zagarenski was struck by the realization that life can be taken from us in a split second of time. That BEE was her gift. She left her job and followed her heart and hasn’t looked back. Her magical drawings and beautiful thoughts and quotes are therapy and inspiration for the child in all of us.