Gratitude looks best in cursive

I love January, so full of fresh starts and determination. And I get giddy with the thank you notes this season requires. I love the excuse to write messages — and even full letters! — in a long, careful hand that demands pause and consideration. Because I was three steps behind this entire holiday, I'm using thank you notes as a replacement for the Christmas cards I intended to, but never did, send. Now I get to take my time and pick a card to match each recipient. Funky? Formal? Lined and structured, or scrappy and handmade?

My latest favorite card artist is Kristin Loganbill at Moontea Artwork. From her farm-studio near the Oregon Coast, she creates handsome and homey blockprints. Her art prints now adorn our walls, and her notecards are the ideal instrument to deliver gratitude and glee.

Comments

[Kristin Loganbill]

Hi Drew,
I just found your post mentioning my art- thank you!!
Your blog looks great- I have to explore it a bit more...
I hope to revive my blog soon- it's been so long since I posted!
take care~
Kristin
Moontea Artwork

[drew]

Kristin-

We love your work!

Glad you found yourself here.

All the best.