I was born and raised in this State so I have a pretty good feel for past and current things that we here find funny (and things outsiders seem to think funny about us).  My cards were printed by a professional business in Lake Charles and I'm currently trying to place them at Cajun restaurants and souvenir/gift shops around Southwest Louisiana.  From what I've seen, my ideas are fresh and pretty good for an amateur graphic artist.  With educational points about the way we talk down here and other cultural things that may be of interest, I think that visitors and locals will find the cards very entertaining and informative.  I left the inside of my cards blank for personal comments, but both front and back of each card are full of color and detail.  Also, on the back of  of each card is printed clearly : Printed Louisiana, U.S.A.  I feel a bit let down when I pick up a  Louisiana gift/souvenier that says "made in China, India, etc..."  I can't believe that I'm the only one that feels this way.

Compared to other cards of similar quality, I think that my cards (8" x 10.5") could easily sell for a decent competitive price.

I'm a retired LA school teacher.  I created my cards from ideas and illustrations that I get from my poetry book about LA Bayous and waterways that I dream of completing one day.

I don't think you'll find my sense of humor on the shallow side if you pay attention to the content and detail that I try to give each of the cards.