I love when artists create notecards out of previous prints they’ve created. Qiana Pucel from SammyDog Productions does that in here etsy shop. You can buy her artwork as notecards or as prints. I believe it makes her work appealing to a larger audience. If you don’t have extra wall space available you can pick up a few notecards.
I think someone else should do this. I won’t mention any names but you can find her at ubiki.com. 
I don’t post about Jenn Ski very often because I know many people are already familiar with her work. However that doesn’t mean that I don’t admire her prints everyday! Right now Jenn has two exclusive prints available at Vitamin D(esign). You can purchase Jenn’s work at her etsy shop.
Little Doodles opened an etsy shop today. You can now buy Kate’s marvelous prints online.
Not only does Sub-Studio have beautiful stationery but they have very unusual eye-catching prints. These prints shown above are called visible:invisible. The prints represent creatures that are living around us that we can not see. Pretty neat. Visit the Sub-Studio etsy store for more items.
I found an awesome blog this morning. Hopefully this afternoon I will have some free time to read more on Kirin Notebook. So much cool stuff. Above are two prints available in the Kirin and Co. etsy shop. Beautiful handcrafted items. If you want to keep up on what Lara is creating join her Google Group here.
I’m very excited about this post. Not only is the work from Aline Yamada gorgeous but she lives in Ohio, like me! I had to include this photo of Aline and her baby. It just made me smile. Her shop on Etsy is called the yumi yumi shop. I’m definitely going to have to pick up one of her prints.
I’m still amazed at the quantity of stuff people sell on Etsy. Aline has only been a member since May 25, 2007 and has already sold almost 200 items.
spotted on bloesem
