I love printing cards to give away. I also use the Moab Artist Cards on a Canon Pro 1000, which in combination produces such a beautiful print. It is a wonderful way to share one's work, and isn't that why we make pictures?
Elizabeth, having had the privilege of seeing some of the images you've taken on your many trips, I can only imagine how gorgeous your greeting cards are. Please keep sharing your work with the world!
We love Moab papers, too! The cards are really ideal. On the Moab site there is a link to Evan Parker, the Moab tech guy, who walks you through how to print on the new cards.
For the first time this year, I finally printed Christmas cards. It started by buying the Epson P900 printer in January of 2022. Being from the Dallas area, and a frequent visitor to the Red River Paper company (yes, an American company in the USA), I seeked their help with looking at their card stock. I chose a 7x10 60lb Polar Matte paper. I designed the printed side in Photoshop and the print side in Lightroom. They were quite the hit and I now use these for birthday cards and even today a condolence card, for a friend who had to put his dog down. Such joy and love put into this!
I enjoy printing cards as well. So glad to hear there is Moab paper now as their papers are my favorite!
I love printing cards to give away. I also use the Moab Artist Cards on a Canon Pro 1000, which in combination produces such a beautiful print. It is a wonderful way to share one's work, and isn't that why we make pictures?
Elizabeth, having had the privilege of seeing some of the images you've taken on your many trips, I can only imagine how gorgeous your greeting cards are. Please keep sharing your work with the world!
Thank you Les, this means a lot coming from you. Elizabeth
Love it. One of my goals for this year is to write a thank you note—digital or written—every day.
Already I've sent five cards via the postal service.
Including art or photos would elevate it.
That's a great goal, Matt. Good luck with it. You'll make a lot of people happy.
We love Moab papers, too! The cards are really ideal. On the Moab site there is a link to Evan Parker, the Moab tech guy, who walks you through how to print on the new cards.
For the first time this year, I finally printed Christmas cards. It started by buying the Epson P900 printer in January of 2022. Being from the Dallas area, and a frequent visitor to the Red River Paper company (yes, an American company in the USA), I seeked their help with looking at their card stock. I chose a 7x10 60lb Polar Matte paper. I designed the printed side in Photoshop and the print side in Lightroom. They were quite the hit and I now use these for birthday cards and even today a condolence card, for a friend who had to put his dog down. Such joy and love put into this!