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My Moo Cards

Like all the other cool people in the world, I have Moo MiniCards that I use as business cards. I suppose they’re not the cheapest, at about 25ยข each, but they’re so wonderful it’s worth it. Below is a scan of all the ones I’ve made so far. A few of these are out of print (I’m on my second order). Yes, it was a royal pain to arrange them all on the scanner glass. And the order is random, cause I couldn’t be bothered to work out an arrangement; funny how certain things seem to have clumped together!

Moo is very pleasant to deal with, and if your images are already up on Flickr, ordering is a breeze. The only hard part is figuring out how to crop some images into the right proportions. I had to give up on a few because they just wouldn’t look right.

(If by any chance you don’t have your own images, I recommend ordering the wonderful pre-made set by Andrea Joseph!)

My Moos

Comments [8]

  1. They look fantastic!! I just ordered some myself—-so inspired by yours. Congratulations on your great month of daily drawing and painting. I got waylaid from my daily visits to your blog toward the end of the month. I’m going back to look at the last ones now.

    Laura    March 8, 2008    #

  2. Thanks, Laura! I’m glad you ordered some of your own.

    Jason Das    March 9, 2008    #

  3. I don’t think I’ve seen your blog before – such beautiful luscious sketches. I love the cake shop.

    alison    March 10, 2008    #

  4. Thanks so much, Alison. I hope you’ll see my blog again!

    Jason Das    March 12, 2008    #

  5. These are FAB!

    andrea    March 20, 2008    #

  6. fanks, Andrea!

    Jason Das    March 21, 2008    #

  7. Sweet! Those are really beautiful.

    I’ve gone through two sets of mine so far. [http://flatbushgardener.blogspot.com/2007/05/bling-minicards.html] I found the horizontal images work best.

    25 cents a pop adds up quick, so I haven’t made up a third set.

    Xris (Flatbush Gardener)    March 24, 2008    #

  8. Thanks for liking, Xris! I like how yours were color-themed to make a rainbow of sorts.

    Jason Das    March 28, 2008    #

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The Last Twelve Things I Did (Cumulatively) With the Glass Bees or Posted on Thing-a-Day
or Urban Sketchers

I know it wouldn't be a big deal for many people, but it is for me! Besides, I didn't have a chance to make another thing that day. (The occassion for getting dolled-up was a Krinkle Bearcat show.)

I Combed My Hair

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Still can't quite believe I got away with this one...

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I am running off now to the Lantern Festival organized by fellow thing-a-dayer Ranjit Bhatnagar.

For day 23, I went to his lantern-building workshop and built this lantern:

Lanternfest Lantern (in the light) Lanternfest Lantern (in the dark)

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