Friends of Pamela - Pamela has recently partnered with her artists friends to bring new ecards to her collection.   New to her site is "Friends of Pamela".   Here you will get to know some of the artists that have contributed to her collection of ecards.

Cindy Hendrick - Cindy  has been influenced by the art of Tasha Tudor and Beatrix Potter among others. Her whimsical but classical style she brings to her personalities is very dear.  You could see more of Cindy's art at   www.woodfieldcards.com. 

Diane Ulmer Pedersen - is a renowned folk artist and creates a art style that reflects her faith and fascination with our artistic and cultural history.  You can view Diane's art at www.dianeulmerpedersen.com  

Catherine Jones - "I am a third generation artist.  My grandfather was an illustrator and window display artist for Macy's dept. store in NYC in the 1930's.  We are proud to have Catherine join us in providing her original works of art to our collection of ecards. 

Doll Barnes - began creating her paper sculpture designs after being introduced to the medium as a student in 2000.  Doll joined us to become one of our "Friends of Pamela" artists and has provided us with the pleasure of creating ecards from her exclusive line of paper sculptures. Her designs give new meaning to the word "whimsy".  With animation and music added to her collection of paper scultures, you now can send both her paper sculptures and electronic greeting cards (ecards) to your friends and family.  To learn more of Doll Barnes' paper sculpture, visit her website at www.dollbarnes.com

Paul Petersen - I decided to be an artist in third grade, after the response I got from my drawing of the Mayflower ship landing at Plymouth Rock.  I showed Pamela some of the animated e-cards I have done as a hobby, and she asked me if I would join her "Friends of Pamela Artists". I hope you enjoy them.  

Sue Sipkin -  Sue's designs perfectly reflect her upbeat playful personality. Whether its a bright rainbow palette or a spectrum of soft pastels Sues work can be uplifting to the sprit.   You can view Sue's website at www.suezipkin.com 

Ellen Jareckie -Ellen has always been fascinated by animals and her love of mice began long ago when her sister brought a domesticated mouse home from school.  The little creature was soft, warm, gentle and enjoyed being held. View Ellen's wonderful world of mice and other adorable creatures at House-Mouse Designs.