Giraffes are residents of the African plains and usually don't wear tam-o'-shanters. These animal "photos" were created by combining animal pictures with hat pictures in a computer. No animal was wrestled into a hat or had their ears pulled through little holes. All the original photos were taken by Carol.

Prints are 8"x10" frame size (approx. 5"x7" image size) with solid white mattes mounted on 1/4" foamboard.

This 7/8"- square glass pendant comes with a 24" color-coordinated ball chain, a silver-plated bail, paper, acrylic sealer, a cello hanging bag, and a color-coordinated card with interpretive information on the back. Water resistant only. Launch date: August 2009.

These mini photo albums have plastic covers with a image inserted in the front and interpretive information on the back. The album holds 24 4" X 6" photos and can be customized with any of our images.

Shown here are African themed note card, blank journal magnet, and necklace from our Face to Face line these items can also be produced with any of our images.

Each letter of the alphabet is illustrated with an appropriate bird: A is for albatross, B is for bee-eater C is for crane, etc. These books are produced with recycled and FSC certified papers, printed and assembled in the USA. Size is slightly larger than 5"x7" Other themes include: mammals, north american wildflowers, north american wildlife, rocky mountain wildlife and rocky mountain wildflowers.

Each letter of the alphabet is illustrated with an appropriate flower, A is for azalea, B is for begonia, C is for columbine. These books are produced with recycled and FSC certified papers, printed and assembled in the USA. Size is slightly larger than 5"x7". Other themes include: mammals, north american wildflowers, north american wildlife, rocky mountain wildlife and rocky mountain wildflowers.

Brown pelicans dive from a great height with an enormous splash to grab fish and store them in their pouch until they can swallow them head first. They can be seen along the coasts of the western hemisphere' flying in lines' skimming close to the water in a synchronized ballet.

Each of these 5"x7" duo-tone cards "speak for themselves".

Cards are printed on Reincarnation paper: 50% PCW, 100% Recycled. The envelopes are 100% Kenaf. Paper with a Past... and a Future.

Brown rockfish are found in the kelp forests and shallow reefs of the Pacific Coast from Baja California to Alaska. They eat crustaceans and small fish. Their spines are mildly venomous. These animal "paintings" were created with a computer. The original photograph was taken by Carol.

These cards are 5"x7" Gicleé prints on 90lb watercolor paper, suitable for framing. Envelope features a small black&white print. Each card and envelope are individually sealed in glassine packaging.

Toucans are residents of the lowland forests in Central America. They eat mostly fruit' as well as insects' lizards' snakes and eggs. They are social birds that travel in flocks of six or more birds. Using her photographs and a computer, Carol interprets her love of wildlife, anything that creeps, crawls, walks, flies, swims or grows, emphasizing color, pattern and texture.

All cards are 5"x7" made from ReVision Paper: 20% Kenaf fiber and 80% Recycled Paper. The envelopes are 100% Kenaf fiber. A portion of the proceeds is donated to environmental organizations.

Meerkats are residents of Africa and usually don't wear top hats. These animal "photos" were created by combining animal pictures with hat pictures in a computer. No animal was wrestled into a hat or had their ears pulled through little holes. All the original photos were taken by Carol Gault. A portion of the proceeds is donated to environmental organizations.