I was looking for a birthday card for a friend — someone who'd rather be on a ridge at sunrise than at brunch. Everything I found was roses, wine glasses, or glitter. Nothing that said “remember that time we got lost on the wrong fork of the McKenzie?”
So I made one.
That first card led to another, and then another. Pretty soon I had a whole collection of cards inspired by the places and moments that actually mean something to the people I know — dusty trails, cold mornings at camp, muddy boots by the door, and stories told around a fire.
TerraGreetings is what happened when I stopped looking for the right card and started making them instead.
I built TerraGreetings because the outdoors is where my best memories live — and I figured I wasn't the only one who felt that way. When I'm not designing cards, I'm usually somewhere between the Cascades and the coast, looking for the next trail, the next campsite, or the next story worth telling.
