Card Valley
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Welcome to Card Valley where you can select multiple abstract scenery greeting cards depicting imaginary landscapes and settings for your wonderment. The cards are designed for you who want to express your love and friendship with a grand gesture.
This has been done so as to allow you the chance to specifically express your sentiment to that special friend or family member that you just can’t allow this day to pass by without sending an acknowledgement.
All the cards are in Editable PDF format. If you do not have Adobe Reader on your computer, you can download it from this link: https://get.adobe.com/reader/otherversions/
The graphics are unchangeable, but the letters are not. Since these are your cards, please feel free to customize them with the greetings you feel most appropriate for your loved ones.
Sincerely yours
Card Valley
Why Choose Us?
Card Valley is a unique brand of greeting cards in the way that its graphics are designed. It aims to give you a sense of wonderment unlike any other.
The greetings on the cards are editable, but they have been painstakingly revised so that your editing will be minimal.
Happy shopping at Card Valley.
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About Us
Joan Doe,
store owner
Hello Everyone,
My name is Lindsay, and I am a one man operation. In my early twenties I learned a little bit of graphic designs, but abandoned it for the infinity of the sea with all her temperaments. As I waited for my first job on the boats, I toiled as a laborer at a construction site.
Then the call came in, and to the seas and islands I headed. And no to all of you asking...I found no treasure. I found something else though...hard work with no fix hours.
Having found no treasure, I left the islands and sailed the high seas in the giant tankers.
Upon my leaving the giant metal beasts, still no treasure, I fell into big game fishing for a few years.
My return to graphic design was not plan, I'll tell you. I had no idea that there were free programs out there like Inkscape and Gimp. When I saw what the artists were doing I starting to investigate how they were doing it.
And a few years...Card Valley.