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    AUSTRALIAN DESIGN AND ILLUSTRATION
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    NATURE INSPIRED ARTWORK
    Art that celebrates the environment and our connection to nature
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Latest from the Journal

  • Some Australian favourites …
    This latest range of Merrygoround cards feature an all Australian line up of feathers and fur. Ornithologist John Gould visited Australia between 1838-40 and went on to produce the seven volume book ‘Birds of Australia‘ and the three volume work … [+]
    October 8, 2018
  • Ready to go :)
    These guys are all ready and looking v tidy in their counter-top display.
    September 7, 2018
  • Australian range..
    Press checks for the current range. Artist John Gould & H C Riechter.
    August 9, 2018

Shaun Tan designs…

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One of the most enjoyable things about Merrygoround has been the opportunity to contact some of our favourite Australian illustrators and have their work appear on the cards. It’s lovely to think that each image will go on to brighten the day of a new person as they receive it in the mail :)

We’re always keen to hear about your favourite image makers especially if you think they would look good on the front of a Merrygoround card. Just drop us a line and let us know your suggestions.

Just in… six new designs..

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How do they work?

It’s one of those “now-that-I’ve-seen-it-that-makes-total-sense” things.

(you can see it here in this little 40 sec movie)

Our reusable greeting cards simply have slits cut inside the card allowing it to hold your message on a separate slip of paper.
The person who you send the card to then has the option of replacing this slip of paper with their own and sending the card on with a new message.
Users can fill in a little heart-tree on the back to record how many greetings the card has carried : )

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