Exhibiting within the Launchpad section at Pulse for the first time is Mary Osinibi, designer and founder of Ani Roa Designs, who creates and publishes contemporary hand-drawn quirky illustrations and thought provoking quotes on greeting cards and notebooks. The portfolio features a unique collection of clean, stylish and collectable signature designs. The greeting card collection […]
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G&G Review has just returned from an inspirational visit to Pulse in London, which is one of our favourite shows of the season thanks to the influx of delicious new products from up and coming designers. Despite hot competition from myriad wonderful suppliers of gifts, greetings and stationery, there was no contest when it came
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Hallmark will be returning to this year’s PG Live to unveil its bigger and better stand, showcasing a fresh new look and re-focused brand direction. The card and gift specialist has spent considerable efforts identifying its core proposition and has drawn on its many years of ‘celebrating relationships’ to develop an extensive new product range.
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With the National Stationery Show due to open its doors at the Jacob K Javits Center in New York on May 19 – 22 we’re excited to preview some of the great companies lined up to exhibit. Showcasing its latest greeting card ranges at the forthcoming event is Gravelly Art, run by Portland, Oregon-based illustrator
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To Celebrate 10 years in business, design-led giftwrap and greetings card specialist 1973 is running a design a wrapping paper competition. The winner will not only get his/her design published and sold worldwide but will also receive £200 and a goody bag from this great publisher. All entries must be in a low res PDF
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The UK’s leading retailers of greetings cards, Card Factory, could be on the brink of a sale for as much as £600 million according to a report appearing in The Sunday Times. The Yorkshire-based company, founded in 1997 by Dean Hoyle and his wife Janet, is owned by private equity firm Chapterhouse, which has hired
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