Boxes of new card releases for Patreon subscribers
Announcements New Product Summer

Boxes for Patreon

We are sending out our new card releases for Summer 2020 to our amazing Patreon subscribers! Kim has made these beautiful boxes out of upcycled cardboard and makeready from the studio; the entire package is eco-friendly and recyclable. A good way to support what we do here at Painted Tongue Studios is to pledge on …

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Sunflower Birthday card
Announcements Beach and Ocean Summer

Dreaming of Summer

As February has a lot of the country in its cold iron grip, we offer to you an array of summer cards, to warm you and your loved ones during the winter months. Our brightly colored tiger lilies, luscious pineapple, joyful otter, and dazzling sunflowers are perfect for birthdays or any seasonal message that strike …

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Painted Tongue Press now has a sticker pack on the app store
Announcements New Product

Say It with Stickers

We have some exciting news from Painted Tongue Studios: now you can get the greeting cards designs you love as a pack of digital stickers for your text messages! We’ve created 18 stickers based on elements of signature Painted Tongue cards, with fun, versatile greetings. Send kisses with a frog, laughs with a sea otter, …

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Single wall from the Kala Artists' Annual
Announcements Events

Kala Artists’ Annual Exhibition

The Artists’ Annual Exhibition at Kala Art Institute is open to the public! Featuring works from a myriad of artists, including our own Liz McCall, the show encompasses printmaking, painting, and digital art and photography. While the opening reception was December 5th, the show is open through February 29th, 2020. Kala is a long-standing staple …

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Announcements Events workshops

Embossing With Makeready at the CJM

The Contemporary Jewish Museum in San Francisco is using our makeready for an embossing and collage project this weekend. The project will use embossing plates with different designs as pictured above. The back of the card is rubbed with wax and then an embossing tool is used to run over the waxed surface with the …

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