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Most e-cards come off more as an after-thought than a thoughtful gesture; low-grade graphics, grating music, and cheesy sayings are not just grimace-inducing, but utterly forgettable. Who sent you that birthday card? What day is that party?
But it’s not quite as easy to ignore pingg.com’s new designer series. The online e-card site just recruited a few good artists—like fashion photographer Ben Watts (yes, Naomi would be his sister), Etsy illustrator Dallas Shaw, and stick-of-butter-loving Stephanie DosReis—to whip up graphics for pingg.com cards. The designs are fresh, edgy, and totally free.
Which is the point of having sending a card via the internet—it’s a quick and easy way to let someone know you’re thinking of them or want to throw an impromptu party. And your friends will have a much harder time deleting your card when it looks like it should be hanging on the wall.
REBECCA WILLA DAVIS
Visit www.pingg.com for more info.
But it’s not quite as easy to ignore pingg.com’s new designer series. The online e-card site just recruited a few good artists—like fashion photographer Ben Watts (yes, Naomi would be his sister), Etsy illustrator Dallas Shaw, and stick-of-butter-loving Stephanie DosReis—to whip up graphics for pingg.com cards. The designs are fresh, edgy, and totally free.
Which is the point of having sending a card via the internet—it’s a quick and easy way to let someone know you’re thinking of them or want to throw an impromptu party. And your friends will have a much harder time deleting your card when it looks like it should be hanging on the wall.
REBECCA WILLA DAVIS
Visit www.pingg.com for more info.
This story was published on February 13, 2009.
CONTENT RATING:
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BellaMason
02/18/2009
yes......I will use these....(please tell me you are kidding)
Alexa
02/20/2009
These are really fun!
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