This new batch of cards began as a series of rubber stamp prints, small carvings drawn from moments of everyday life by the coast. Once hand-pressed and scanned, the designs are reproduced on 100-pound vellum card-stock and carefully packaged by the ever–aesthetically inclined Head of Packaging and Presentation (my mom) in Horseshoe Bay, BC.

She’s been making the rounds to local stores and pharmacies with boxes of cards in hand, seeing who might take them, while I stick to sending emails from the safety of my living room. Somehow, between the two of us, the cards have found their way onto many a shelf, from Vancouver all the way up to Port Hardy.