A birthday card that opens on a misty forest and a line of gold script, printed on heavyweight uncoated card stock with a firm hand-feel. The illustration is by Danielle Kroll, who works from the Catskill Mountains and draws on nature and childhood memory. It is offset printed in full color and foil stamped, then made in Los Angeles on recycled paper.
The scene sits in soft greens and grays, with trees fading into fog and the foil sentiment catching light as the card tilts. It reads closer to a small print than a novelty card, which suits the person who would rather get a trail map than a balloon. The inside is blank, so the message is yours to write.
Slip it into a bag of books or a bottle for a friend who hikes, camps, or just likes to wander. Once the birthday has passed, it stands up well on a shelf, a mantel, or a corkboard above the desk.