Earth Greetings A5 Cards (Multiple Designs)

This card's got good vibrations. 

Connect with your loved ones with this greeting card featuring the artwork of Indigenous intuitive artist Natalie Jade. 

Blank inside giving you all the space you need to write as little or as much as you like. Suitable for so many different occasions. 

Features:

• Size: 155 x 110mm
• Blank inside
• Matte finish for smudge free writing
• Australian designed and made
• Vegetable ink
• 100% recycled paper card and envelope

About the Artists
Natalie was born into a family with Indigenous heritage (Palawa) where “paint runs through their veins.” She believes art is a journey of self discovery and expression. ”The purpose of my art is to create something beautiful that has a vibration through the colour and forms, to uplift others and their surroundings.”

Negin Maddock is an illustrator, surface designer, and printmaker from Sydney, Australia. At university she studied mechanical engineering, and later a PhD in biomedical engineering. Being a scientist, Negin takes a very technical approach to her art making, believing a deep understanding and knowledge of the subject matter are the key to a successful design.

Sydney based artist Andrea Smith assembles hand made collages from her vast collection of vintage, painted and found papers to produce charming designs to capture your imagination and heart

Sarah Allen is an illustrator, visual artist and author based in Melbourne, Australia. She creates work that explores flora, fauna, fungi and environmental themes, with a special focus on Australian species. Through her bright, colourful artwork, she hopes to foster a connection to nature.

Amber Somerset is the artist behind 1049 Dreams. Based in Melbourne, she creates mystical, dreamy artworks with earthy tones that brings out and celebrates the spiritual side of Australian native wildlife.

Claire Ishino creates joyful artworks inspired by botanical forms, pattern and colour that lift your spirits and fill your home and heart with happiness. Claire’s work is informed by several years she spent living and working in Japan, surrounded by beautiful colours and textures of Japanese washi paper, kimono fabrics, kabuki costumes and woodblock prints. Her works are happy, graphic florals with sometimes surprising colour combinations, clean lines and attention to details reflective of her background in jewellery design

WA based artist Helen Ansell has a deep sense of connection with the Australian landscape and refers to the area where she lives outside of Mullewa as her backyard. Helen’s interest in wildflowers has been catalysed by the time she spent as a child on her father’s station collecting native seeds and her experiences growing up in Ululla, a remote Aboriginal community outside of Wiluna where she learnt the Martu language and often visited country with older women. Helen’s meticulous brushwork speaks of her love of Australian native flora and fauna in a celebratory spirit which enlivens her work. 

Ryhia Dank is a contemporary Aboriginal artist who grew up in a remote community and now live in modern Australia. "My paintings are storywork. Gudanji/Wakaja people told stories through pattern and design. Three women came from the ocean near Ngukurr in the Gulf of Carpentaria. They travelled a long way and then created the place of my family, the hills and fresh water Country."

Kindness to our Planet
Printed in Australia with vegetable based ink and made from 100% post-consumer waste. Comes with a 100% post-consumer recycled envelope. Carbon offset with our donation to the Yarra Yarra Biodiversity Corridor. Over 10% of profit from every greeting card sold is donated to care for native wildlife and restore habitat.

How to Dispose of Sustainably
Card and envelope can be recycled or home composted.