Circus Die-Cut Card - Illustrated by Sarah Young
Capture the magic and wonder of vintage performance with the Circus die-cut greeting card by acclaimed UK printmaker and illustrator Sarah Young. Drawing inspiration from classic showmanship and narrative folk traditions, this card features an intricate, sculptural design that folds out into a detailed three-dimensional circus scene. Its unique free-standing structure transforms your written message into a striking piece of tabletop art, making it an unforgettable birthday, congratulations, or thank-you keepsake for artists, theater lovers, and collectors of imaginative stationery.
Size: 5.5 x 6.7 inches
Quantity: 1 card with coordinating envelope
Material: Printed on premium, heavy-weight cardstock; packed in a sustainable, biodegradable cello sleeve.
Printing: Full color with soy-based inks
Origin: Printed by Art Angels in the UK
Artist: Sarah Young
Capture the magic and wonder of vintage performance with the Circus die-cut greeting card by acclaimed UK printmaker and illustrator Sarah Young. Drawing inspiration from classic showmanship and narrative folk traditions, this card features an intricate, sculptural design that folds out into a detailed three-dimensional circus scene. Its unique free-standing structure transforms your written message into a striking piece of tabletop art, making it an unforgettable birthday, congratulations, or thank-you keepsake for artists, theater lovers, and collectors of imaginative stationery.
Size: 5.5 x 6.7 inches
Quantity: 1 card with coordinating envelope
Material: Printed on premium, heavy-weight cardstock; packed in a sustainable, biodegradable cello sleeve.
Printing: Full color with soy-based inks
Origin: Printed by Art Angels in the UK
Artist: Sarah Young
About Sarah Young
Specializing in linocut and screenprinting, Sarah draws inspiration from British folklore, mythology, and the natural world. Her signature style weaves intricate patterns with a "retro-modern" warmth, turning every piece—from award-winning book illustrations to her popular die-cut cards—into a cherished work of art.
