Eyes Open, Ears Open Greeting Card
Eyes Open, Ears Open
5” x 7” | Blank Inside | Free U.S. Shipping
Eyes Open, Ears Open is a visually arresting greeting card that explores the tension between comfort and awareness.
This original artwork by Colorado artist Annie Catura features a blindfolded woman, her ears plugged with dollar bills. The blindfold, patterned after the American flag, and the blurred protest signs behind her evoke a haunting question: what is the cost of disengagement?
Printed in our Golden, Colorado studio, this handmade greeting card speaks to those navigating complex truths. It’s not about blame—it’s about invitation. An invitation to notice. To listen. To step forward, even when it’s easier to turn away.
Thoughtfully crafted and emotionally resonant, this card is a canvas for connection. Use it to reach out in solidarity, express encouragement, or reflect your own commitment to presence and awareness.
Eyes Open, Ears Open
5” x 7” | Blank Inside | Free U.S. Shipping
Eyes Open, Ears Open is a visually arresting greeting card that explores the tension between comfort and awareness.
This original artwork by Colorado artist Annie Catura features a blindfolded woman, her ears plugged with dollar bills. The blindfold, patterned after the American flag, and the blurred protest signs behind her evoke a haunting question: what is the cost of disengagement?
Printed in our Golden, Colorado studio, this handmade greeting card speaks to those navigating complex truths. It’s not about blame—it’s about invitation. An invitation to notice. To listen. To step forward, even when it’s easier to turn away.
Thoughtfully crafted and emotionally resonant, this card is a canvas for connection. Use it to reach out in solidarity, express encouragement, or reflect your own commitment to presence and awareness.
Eyes Open, Ears Open
5” x 7” | Blank Inside | Free U.S. Shipping
Eyes Open, Ears Open is a visually arresting greeting card that explores the tension between comfort and awareness.
This original artwork by Colorado artist Annie Catura features a blindfolded woman, her ears plugged with dollar bills. The blindfold, patterned after the American flag, and the blurred protest signs behind her evoke a haunting question: what is the cost of disengagement?
Printed in our Golden, Colorado studio, this handmade greeting card speaks to those navigating complex truths. It’s not about blame—it’s about invitation. An invitation to notice. To listen. To step forward, even when it’s easier to turn away.
Thoughtfully crafted and emotionally resonant, this card is a canvas for connection. Use it to reach out in solidarity, express encouragement, or reflect your own commitment to presence and awareness.
Additional Details:
At Annie Imogene, we take pride in every step of the creative process, from conception to completion. Here's a glimpse behind the scenes:
Handcrafted in Colorado: Each greeting card is lovingly printed in our Colorado studio, ensuring the highest quality and attention to detail.
Artistry and Craftsmanship: Every design is born from my passion for art and my dedication to creating meaningful connections through handwritten messages.
Personal Touch: We believe in the power of personal connection, which is why each card features a blank interior, inviting you to share your own heartfelt message.
Sustainability: We are committed to sustainability and use environmentally friendly materials whenever possible in our printing process.
Thank you for supporting handmade craftsmanship and for choosing Annie Imogene for your greeting card needs.
