Greeting Cards

Happy Valentine’s Day Heart Balloon

Liber — Fri, 16 Jan 2026 13:49:57 +0000

Product Details:

Size: 124 mm x 174 mm
Designed and printed in Ireland
Printed on premium uncoated 300gsm card
Made from 100% ECF (Elemental Chlorine Free) pulps - environmentally friendly
Rough, organic texture that looks and feels beautiful
Foil embossed, using copper etched blocks on a traditional Heidelberg windmill platen
Includes a recycled kraft envelope (133 mm x 184 mm)
No unnecessary plastic - cello-free packaging
Posted in a board-back or expandable sturdy envelope to ensure it arrives in perfect condition
Blank inside for your own personal message

Winter Birch

Liber — Thu, 21 Oct 2021 13:12:50 +0000

ART CARDS IRELAND

Winter Blackbird

Liber — Thu, 21 Oct 2021 12:52:25 +0000

ART CARDS IRELAND

Liber — Fri, 07 May 2021 14:16:08 +0000

Mary O’Connor was born in Wexford. She studied visual communication and 3D design at DIT in Dublin, and painting at Chelsea College of Art and in New Zealand. She has lived in Belize and (for 11 years) Kazakhstan, a place of vast landscapes and infinite white winters; during her time there she published two books of photojournalism on central Asia. She paints in mixed media, often on a large scale. Her work features in private and public collections including those of the Office of Public Works and the Environmental Protection Agency. She is a member of Black Church Print Studio.

Liber — Fri, 07 May 2021 14:01:25 +0000

Lucy Doyle has painted and exhibited in Ireland for the past 30 years, having moved to her studio in Avoca, County Wicklow, soon after graduating from Sheffield Art College in the UK. She creates figurative and still life canvases richly painted in thick impasto oil paint. Her paintings explore the beauty and impact of colour. Lucy’s work can be found in public and private collections including those of Trinity College Dublin and the Office of Public Works.

Liber — Fri, 07 May 2021 13:53:29 +0000

Marie Phelan was born in County Galway, has lived in the UK and now lives in County Wexford. She combines photography with painted backgrounds that draw out and enhance the characteristics of her home-grown flowers and plants. She has an Associate distinction from the Irish Photographic Federation, is a member of Wexford Camera Club and exhibits regularly in Wexford, for example during the opera festival and at the Wexford Arts Centre cafe. As an enthusiastic gardener she has her pick of subject material, and with an eye to future images, grows unusual and colourful plant varieties. Her painted backgrounds are achieved using watercolour and mixed media. While a background is ‘oozing and in a state of flux’, she judges the moment to place her flower or plant, and captures it with a macro lens.

Liber — Thu, 06 May 2021 21:31:58 +0000

Size -12mm x 12mm Greeting cards – prints taken from original felted art pieces

Alison Hunter is an artist from Sligo, Ireland. Alison’s work is inspired both by the Irish built and natural landscape. She is drawn to exploring everyday objects and instilling new life into them through the use of traditional and contemporary techniques. Found broken tableware is a source of inspiration for Alison as it acts as a reminder of the Irish vernacular heritage and past. By creating a new function for the plate as an art piece, old memories are preserved in the process while new memories take root in its new form.

“I create art works through the interpretation and re-imagining of patterns on found plates. Building on its original form and exaggerating elements, I combine contrasting textures of found plate pieces and soft wool fibres using traditional wet felting and contemporary needle felting techniques”

She also creates a series of original landscapes and seascapes, Irish wildlife insect collection and abstract pieces using Irish tweed and wool

Alison exhibits her work nationally. In 2016 her work was selected for the RDS Design and Craft Awards Exhibition, Dublin, Ireland. She holds a BA (Hons) Degree in Heritage Studies and a Diploma in Textiles and is a member of both the Design & Craft Council of Ireland and Made in Sligo.

Heart

Liber — Mon, 01 Feb 2021 16:28:57 +0000

This letterpress eco-friendly greeting card began as an illustration - then became a hand carved linocut - then a linoprint and finally went through our letterpress platen a number of times, phew!

Florrie is our much loved, beautifully restored treadle based letterpress platen and was built in 1872.

This card is wonderfully tactile as the image is de-bossed into the soft, luxurious tree-free card.

The details... 300gsm / 110lb tree-free card The card is 100% cotton, made from recovered cotton fibres Left blank on the inside for your own lovely message The envelope has been custom made using 100% post consumer waste Card size when folded - 10.9cms by 14cms All my products are designed, printed and packaged by The Pear in Paper, Donegal, Ireland

Liber — Wed, 27 Jan 2021 22:09:44 +0000

This letterpress eco-friendly greeting card began as an illustration - then became a hand carved linocut - then a linoprint and finally went through our letterpress platen a number of times, phew!

Florrie is our much loved, beautifully restored treadle based letterpress platen and was built in 1872.

This card is wonderfully tactile as the image is de-bossed into the soft, luxurious tree-free card.

We have a very strict plastic free ethos in our studio (and at home!)

Fox

Liber — Fri, 02 Oct 2020 17:53:07 +0000

Heidi Wickham

After graduating in fine art at Bristol University, Heidi Wickham moved to Sligo and initially got involved in aspects of theatre there: writing, set and costume design. She turned to charcoal drawing in 2004, and found a love for the medium as well as for her subjects – animals domestic and wild. Her animal art has since been shown at the Royal Hibernian Academy, the Royal Scottish Academy, the Royal Academy (UK), and the Royal Ulster Academy (RUA). Her awards include the RUA Drawing Prize, the RUA Friel Perpetual Trophy and the Hamilton Gallery Award. She now works in a range of media from a studio she has built at home. heidiwickham.com