Chirply!
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Cool gift idea: Colorful phone receiver
Plugging this retro receiver into a cell phone will dial down radiation exposure. Plus, it’s hilarious!
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Mustache Monster by Weirdklown.
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Baby Cupcake Card, Notebook & Poster available in the Chirply shop!
What was the inspiration behind your Chirply design?
I’ve always loved sweets specially cupcakes and I think everyone likes to have a cute and sweet something on their desk. Weather you can eat it or not so why not make everyone smile : )
I Love You by Mike Brand - Available in the Shop!
What was the inspiration behind your Chirply design?
I had just made some Christmas cards that I was quite fond of, and decided to try something a bit different - a Valentines card. I was initially creating it for my partner, but it ended up not really being his style, so I decided to offer it up to other people who may be able to make better use of it.
You Are My Favorite Proton Notebook by Budi Satria (radiomode) Available in the Chirply Shop!
What was the inspiration behind your Chirply design?
Geeky love and chemistry bonding.
I Miss You Like I Miss My Right Eye Greeting Card & Notebook - Now in the Shop!
What was the inspiration behind your Chirply design?
Honestly, I was just messing around with the brush settings on my Wacom tablet. Next thing I knew, some roguish blue-haired devil was staring me down. He was handsome, but evil… I feel like the sentiment he expresses on the card is probably a common one among handsome, evil, one-eyed people.
As the great Grain Edit says, “Brent has a great eye for mixing the clean with the colorful. His bold, bright work is engaging and historically-informed, a real pleasure to look at.”
A graphic designer and illustrator. A textile and pattern designer. A jewelry maker. Emily Glaubinger does it all, and she does it all exquisitely.
Local San Francisco Illustrator and artist Lisa Congdon takes inspiration from the trees and animals that surrounded her living in Upstate New York and Northern California for her subjects. The details in her work might have something do to with her being a self proclaimed collector of odd and unusual things. Whatever the basis for her art work and illustrations, we are happy to see the world through her eyes with each beautiful piece she creates.
