Artemis photo greeting cards
New! Designs | Artist Photo Greeting Cards | Testimonials | Made in NH | Multiuse
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FSC 100% recycled paper
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processed chlorine free
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green-e certified
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manufactured carbon neutral with renewable water & wind power
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acid free and archival quality paper - perfect for framing !
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professionally designed and printed in New Hampshire
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Made exclusively in New Hampshire
Kathie Fife has captured the historic rural life, native flora and fauna, and beautiful, but not so common White Mountain scenes of New Hampshire. Professionally photographed, designed, and printed on acid free - archival quality 100% FSC Recycled Paper.
New Designs!!
Wild Blue - featuring the Wild Blue Lupine and the Karner Blue Butterfly, NH's state symbol. The back of the card is highlighted with more photos and describes how both species came back from the brink of extinction.
Click here to learn more about this card
News! Wild Blue featured in The Weirs TImes - July 8, 2010
 The Nubble Lighthouse, York Maine - our only artistic expression used to enhance the photograph. A popular print made into a artist card featuring a "Lobster Corn Chowder" recipe on the back from the 1637 York Harbor Inn.
 Fall in Sugar Hill, NH - featuring a sugar maple in leaf color surrounded by a stonewall, field, and blue sky. A custom design made exclusively for Polly's Pancake Parlor featuring Kathie Cotes famous Maple Pecan Cheesecake recipe on the back of the card.
 Fields of Lupines - A custom designed card for Polly's Pancake Parlor in Sugar Hill, NH. The back of the card features the famous Hurricane Sauce recipe from Polly's.
Please note: Although Artemis does not advocate planting non-native species, we do however support the local economy. It is through education, such as the Wild Blue artist card, that perhaps someday the annual Fields of Lupine Festival will be the Fields of Native Wildflowers Festival. Click here to learn more about planting native species to support local habitats.
Since we started selling the cards in June 2008, we often hear that people buy Artemis photo greeting cards "because they are just so beautiful" that they want to keep them to frame and hang in their homes. We take pride in our work and we hope that you will find these cards to be as enjoyable as it was for us to create them.
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Artemis cards are not prints of photos pasted onto cardstock, and our cards are not produced on a home printer. Our cards are professionally designed and printed using quality high-end presses. And what makes our cards different, is that Artemis cards have a story to tell, written by us, on the back of every card - such as, species and field ID, history, recipes, and each one has The Old Man of the Mountain image with history, and much, much more!
We hear from our customers that our line of photo cards are "absolutely gorgeous", "No one has created a card like this. You have really captured the true essence of NH", "Each card brings you in and it tells a whole story. Wow!" "I love that they have recipes on the back", "It's nice to buy a greeting card that tells me all about the photo, rather than just a photo pasted onto cardstock", "It's not just a card....it's a postcard, it's edcuational, and a piece of art I can frame. And it's got wonderful recipes and history on the back. Thank you.", "You have put so much detail and care into these cards. I am even happier to know that these are 'green' cards too!"
There are millions of greeting cards sold every year. Most of these cards contain virgin forest fibers, are bleached white, contain no or low amounts of recycled content, are manufactured overseas and use polluting toxins to produce.
Artemis cards are made with as low of an impact on the environment as possible, have more than just one use, are made right here in NH to support our local economy - and economical.
Artemis cards are made with an environmental commitment to protect our valuable natural resources.
Multi-use cards
Artemis cards have more than one use
Every greeting card is designed with more than one purpose. Many of them contain a recipe card on the back that can be cut out and saved. Cut the greeting card in half and use it as a postcard or gift label. Take the flora and fauna cards out in the forest with you to use as a field guide for identifying species in the wild. Or simply frame them.
Still want to know more..... ?
All of the cards are blank inside, 5x7, and include detailed descriptions on the back about the photo on the front. Canterbury Shaker Village cards have a different original Shaker recipe with a brief history of the Village. The rare species (small whorled pogonia and fernleaf yellow false foxglove), and common plant and wildlife species include identification, habitat, and conservation information. The lilac, pink lady's slipper, and the pumpkin are New Hampshire state symbols containing lively historical details, and the White Mountain National Forest photos include trail descriptions for a short hike along the Pemigewasset River, history about the Old Man Of the Mountain, and life in the alpine zone for the endangered White Mountain butterfly.
Artemis cards are NOT prints of photographs pasted onto cardstock.
All of Artemis cards are professionally printed using quality high-end presses.
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