Friday 2 April 2010

Funny Greetings Cards.

I've decided that it's about time that I began to be a successful Funny Greetings Card artist, alongside being a fantastic cartoonist and article writer.

There's something wrong with the Zazzle shop that I set up, as no matter how many brilliant designed funny greetings cards I post on there, I'm not making any sales at all. Clearly it's something to do with the Zazzle software. I tried to make them aware of the problem, but they are just ignoring my emails.

Nevermind. Here is a few designs of my fantastic cartoon greetings cards, designs.




13 comments:

  1. I've said it before, and I'll say it again - Leonard, you're a misunderstood genius, like the man who designed Mrs Johnson's scarf.

    I'd like two of the top one for my ex-wives please. And one middle one for my current lady, ta.

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  2. Thank you Steve Bright. It's so important to be recognised for my genius by my peers like this.

    Would you like the cards gift wrapped?

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  3. I have checked, and I've got a silvery purple gift wrap paper, or just plain silver.

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  4. You could offer envelopes in a myriad of colours as an alternative, Leo. (One per card.)

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  5. Would this be each envelope with a myriad of colours, or lots of envelopes each of a different colour, but only one colour per envelope? Then each one could be allocated a card.

    If you wanted to send a lot of cards to the same person, e.g. 'P**s off out of my piggy bank' 'You Thieving Git' and 'Give me back my Gel Pens', a larger, multicoloured pack could be supplied rather than individual envelopes. This would save on licking time.

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  6. I hadn't thought of using envelopes at all! It seems the logical thing to do now.

    Clearly by the responses to this article, there would be a big demand for my greetings cards. Does anyone know how to send them to Clinton Cards or Birthdays?

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  7. Write Clintons', or Birthdays' addresses on the envelopes, put a stamp in the corner, and stick them in any red post box, Leo. Always works for me.

    An envelope in a myriad of colours would be nice, Cathy. Might dazzle the recipient, (and postman/lady) though. I just wanted to use the word "myriad", to be honest.

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  8. Myriad a little lamb...

    (yes, you can use that as well, Leonard - usual rate)

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  9. That reminds me of a limerick. That's another idea - cartoons and limericks together on a card.

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  10. Leonard had a little lamb
    He also had a squid
    He sent their pics to Clinton Cards
    And charged them twenty quid.

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  11. Poobah, that is brilliant. You've touched me in ways that Mr Bright could never imagine.

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