Visited Planet is pleased to announce the release of 15 new greeting cards.  These are divided between a “world” series featuring Visited Planet images and a “Cameras for Asia” series with images taken by children during workshops. Sales of the latter are divided between Cameras for Asia and the centre where it was taken.

To order a greeting card email [email protected] and provide:
* Your name and the address to send the cards
* The identifiying number and quantity of cards
* Payment advice (paypal to [email protected] or email for bank details)
Introductory offer: Free postage in Australia for an order of six cards or more.

Design 2: 9 card “World” series
Card Quality: 4 colour process plus overall matt varnish on 250gsm card.
Finished size: Scored to fold to 175mm x 115mm
Blank inside.
Cost: $2 each
Introductory offer: Free postage in Australia for an order of six cards or more.

Design 3: 6 card “Cameras for Asia” series
Card Quality: 4 colour process plus overall matt varnish on 250gsm card.
Finished size: Scored to fold to 175mm x 115mm
Blank inside.
Cost: $2 each
All sales of these cards are divided 50/50 between Cameras for Asia and the centre where the photo was taken. The India photos were taken by students from the Moravian School in Rajpur, Dehra Dun. The Myanmar photos were taken by kids at the AYDC centre in Yangon and the Nepal photos by children from CWC. All come from various disadvantaged backgrounds.
Introductory offer: Free postage in Australia for an order of six cards or more.

If you’re really clued you’ll wonder where design 1 is. Well it’s the original greeting cards produced by Visited Planet a few years ago and there are some left, although numbers are limited in some designs.

Design 1: 8 card “People” series
Card Quality: 4 colour process plus overall matt varnish on 350gsm maxi silk art.
Finished size: A5 148mm x 210mm scored to fold to A6.
Blank inside.
Cost: $2 each
Introductory offer: Free postage in Australia for an order of six cards or more.

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All images are purchasable through the Visited Planet database. Feel free to email Jo at [email protected] with your comments/thoughts/photo aspirations. See and learn more at www.visitedplanet.com