Showing posts with label postcard. Show all posts
Showing posts with label postcard. Show all posts

* Art Opening Postcards *

My mom has her oil paintings in the North Hampton Library for the month of November, so I designed some postcards for her.


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* Fruident *

I don't know many people who can say they love their dentist, and I'm not sure I can say it either. However, my dentist is making it easy for me to like him a lot. Exhibit A being this adorable vintage postcard he used as my appointment reminder.


My past dentists would usually send a generic postcard with an illustrated tooth exclaiming that it's time I get my teeth cleaned. (Personally, I find anthropomorphic teeth frightening.)

I am thoroughly impressed with my new dentist's approach, and even though the illustration itself is slightly creepy, I appreciate the intent behind the gesture. Kudos to Dr. Temple for using graphic design for the greater good.

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