Orlando is the city Americans are most likely to visit with children, which makes it the city they are most likely to send a card from. The front is not the one you would guess.
6 ready-made fronts for Orlando. Pick one, write your message on the back, and we print and mail it.
Lake Eola in the middle of downtown: the fountain throwing water up in engraved lines, a swan pedal boat on the near water, palms on both edges and the low downtown skyline behind the trees. Orange ink with teal clouds.
No theme parks, which is a licensing decision as much as a design one, and it works in the card favour. A swan boat is a much more personal thing to receive than a castle.
School holidays, all of them, and spring break. Cards from Orlando are very often written by children to grandparents, which is the oldest use of this format there is.
A child asleep in a stroller, a queue, a churro. The honest photographs from this trip are funnier than the official ones and they age better.
Yes, and the handwriting fonts are there for exactly that. You type the message and choose a script, so a card from a seven-year-old still looks handwritten.