Artist Spotlight: Elizabeth Grubaugh

After living in New York City, Vermont, and Japan, this art director/graphic designer–turned–illustrator finds inspiration in both the natural surroundings of her current home in upstate New York and the urban setting of her design studio. Elizabeth attributes her bold sense of color to her travels throughout Asia and South America, taking cues from the people, the craft, and the hard work within each new community she visited.

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Artist Spotlight: Katie Leamon

Launched by Katie Leamon in 2010, her London-based stationery company has quickly grown with the help of Katie’s sister Rachel, mum Jane, partner Ruairi, and her adorable first child Baloo.

In this month’s Artist Spotlight, Katie chats with us about her creative process, time management as a new mom, and the inspiration for her playful new greeting card line ‘CUB’ (featured in our June Snailbox).

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Artist Spotlight: Bloomwolf Studio

We don’t often have the chance to meet our artist partners in person because they live all over the country, or in different countries. But this month we stumbled upon our featured artist in the most unexpected way...

Read on to hear the funny story of how we met the adorable husband and wife team, Betsy and Luis, of BLOOMWOLF STUDIO, and how Betsy overcame her family's expectation of becoming a doctor to pursue her dream of being an artist!

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Stamp Academy: Celebrating the Posters of the WPA

The Works Projects Administration (WPA) was the largest and most ambitious agency in FDR's New Deal. The WPA hired millions of unemployed Americans for public works projects, including artists who created some 475,000 works of art.

The posters created during this period are some of the most iconic designs of our modern era, and are now honored as USPS Forever Stamps, released in March 2017.

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Artist Spotlight: Cavallini&Co

In 1968, a nine year old boy sent away for an offer on a cereal box, and received an envelope containing luggage labels from around the world. Forty six years later, he still has that envelope and its contents. He never could have predicted that his interest in ephemera would one day mushroom into a business with clients around the globe.

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